You are just at the beginning of your career - there will be more situations that will make you thinking "there was nothing to be stressed about at uni". There

You are just at the beginning of your career - there will be more situations that will make you thinking "there was nothing to be stressed about at uni". There are a few easy techniques that can help. One of them is always to think long perspective (ideally your whole life) - usually problems fade when you put them in longer perspective, you then realise you will definitely work it out since there is such long life before you. In my case this always motivates me to go extra mile, put extra hour to get the work done. Thinking long perspective also helps you to organise your life and set your goals. People who set their goals are often successful at realising them, it's astonishing how few actually write their goals down :-) Long perspective gives you feeling of security, that you do have a course set and you know where you are going. There are many ways of achieving goals. Another one is to imagine you failing and realising consequences. More often than less consequences are always manageable so there is nothing to be stressed about - either way you will find your way through :-) Good luck with your uni!