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M: Hey Lisa, how’s it going?
W: Uh, I’m OK, but my schoolwork is really stressing me out.
M: What’s wrong?
W: Well, I’ve got a paper to write, and two exams to study for. And a bunch of math problems to finish. It’s just so much that I can’t concentrate on any of it. I start concentrating on studying for one of my exams, and then think, how long’s it gonna take to finish that problem set?
M: Sounds like you’ve got a lot more work than you can handle. Have you talked to some of your professors... I mean, try to explain the problem. You could probably get an extension on your paper, or.
W: Then it would give me a little more time to prepare for my exams.
M: Well, have you tried making yourself a schedule? That’s what I do when I’m feeling overwhelmed.
W: What does that do for you?
M: Well, it helps you to focus your energies. You know, you make yourself a chart that shows the next few days and the time till your stuff is due and.
W: Uh-huh.
M: Think about what you need to do, and when you have to do it by, and then start filling in your schedule. But don’t make the time periods too long, you’ll get tired, or start worrying about your other work again. If you keep to your schedule, you’ll just have to worry about one thing at a time.
W: Yeah, that might work.