Exam stress and working with your nervous system
Exam stress isn’t just about how much revision students do. It’s also about how the nervous system responds to pressure, and what helps it stay regulated enough to think clearly, remember more, and recover properly between study sessions.
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I once spent an entire Saturday shooting a single, 60-second video 58 times.
We can't productivity-hack our way out of an overloaded system.
In this post, I’m sharing a raw look at my own struggle with over-functioning, the absurdity of the perfectionism trap, and how changing the science of my "boat" changed everything.
Why building mind-body capacity is essential for neurodivergent people and the environments that support them
Spoon Theory, developed by Christine Miserandino, helped explain limited energy in chronic illness and is widely used within neurodivergent communities. But burnout in neurodivergent individuals is often less about productivity and more about cumulative nervous system load. This article explores how functional breathing, interoception training, right-hemisphere processing, and co-regulation can increase biological capacity.

