Q-Jei

Yes, you're probably right! It's been several days since I'm cumulating more numerous projects to handle (Personal hobbies, creation of website project at university, etc...) and the last part of the chapter I was writing was particularly intense, to say the least. To be honest, I largely prefer to externalise it rather than keeping it for myself

It's fine, even I face certain moments every now and then where I worry too much. Taking some time off after an intense period of meeting deadlines and completing tasks has helped me rejuvenate myself. After couple of months of long hours of work, I felt drained; but recently I went out of station for a couple days and now I feel better. A periodic change of scenery is indispensable. Also, do not compromise on sleep. As Jack Ma said : What keeps Jack Ma awake at night? "Nothing! If I don't sleep well, the problem will still be there. If I sleep, I have a better chance to fight it." Hope this helps

Actually, it did! Long regular sleeps often leads to a happier life. I experienced it more than once when I was in Engineer School two years ago. Today, I try to find my balance, and feel more confident since I'm living at home again. However, exceptions may subsist, but it's still better than when I had to stay in Montpellier, far away from my family members. Also, when I feel I can't surpass myself more than I already do with professional tasks, I just recover quickly and/or ask my colleagues for some indications concerning the purpose to reach and how I can possibly get it done. Otherwise, I just have to take care not to run head down into happiness pit drains when I feel exhausted. Even if it's not always the case, being happy or unhappy can also be a matter of choice.