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Steps 1 Be positive.  It's easier said than done, but you have to  believe in yourself  and stop being self critical if you're to stand any chance of snapping yourself out of the state you have put yourself in. 2 Try not to think about the coming exam too much.  Just casually go through your notes and don't think about the exam. If you really can't help it, imagine what will happen if you go into that exam hall or classroom and find that the test is easy?  Visualization  may help here. 3 Don't push yourself.  Set out your revision in bite size chunks. The brain remembers things better if you take a break after ten or twenty minutes of solid revision. While you're taking some time out, perhaps treat yourself a little. Have a nice drink and perhaps something to eat. Reflect on what you've just learnt, but don't go over it obsessively. Allow it to sink in for a while before moving on to the next part of your revision. ...

Long distance relationships may be tough but they have their own surprises too. To keep your love alive and strong, here are 18 tips to make your long distance relationship work: 1. Avoid excessive communication. It is unwise to be overly “sticky” and possessive. You two don’t really have to communicate 12 hours a day to keep the relationship going. Many couples think that they need to compensate for the distance by doing more. This is not true. And it might only make things worse. Soon you would get tired of “loving.” Remember: Less is more. It is not about spamming — you are only going to exhaust yourselves. It’s really about teasing at the right moments and tugging at the right spots. 2. See it as an opportunity. “If you want to live together, you first need to learn how to live apart.” – Anonymous View it as a learning journey for the both of you. See it as a test of your love for each other. As the Chinese saying goes, “Real gold is not afrai...