From: Doug Hammond (dhammond@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Mon Aug 28 2000 - 23:53:16 GMT-3
I hear you! I am in the thick of my 3rd attempt (9/23) and even the
easy stuff is a struggle some days. I spent two solid days last week
going over redistribution until I literally was doing it in my sleep.
But one thing, I can tell you is every way you can do it, what
the debug screens look like when it does or doesn't work, and a lot of
ways to screw it up. One of the things I definitely learned the first
two trips is to not peak too soon. It's a bitch to be in the lab and
find out you have no synapses left! Down time is an important part of
that. I just had my birthday today and my present to myself was to
rent a house on the coast and have a no-tech weekend. It really helped
my frame of mind a lot. Now I know I have a month to go and hopefully,
this will be the last one.
----- Original Message -----
From: John Conzone
To: ccielab
Sent: Monday, August 28, 2000 4:00 PM
Subject: Help! Burn out
I've been studying my butt off (and believe me thats a lot of
studying!) for the last 6 weeks and am getting burned out and
discouraged. I have three weeks to my 2nd attempt and feel like I
don't know jack sh*&!!!!
I took a few days off, but am still feeling overwhelmed at what I
need to know.
What do you all do when you start to feel this way?
Thanks!
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