Eric Perczynski

Haven’t checked out Time Management: Part I yet? Click here to read! You have your priorities straight, have mapped out what the next 3 months of work look like, and are sitting down ready to study and all is right in the world. Oh, but you just got a text from your friend and it’s […]

168 hours. 168 hours is the total if you add up every second, minute, and hour in a 7 day week. At first glance, 168 hours may not seem like that much time, but when you start to break it down you walk away with a better understanding of just how much time 168 hours

So, you planned ahead and gave yourself enough time to study, got a good night sleep, had a well-rounded breakfast, and avoided lethal doses of caffeine for the day of the exam, you’re good to go! If only that’s all it took to avoid test day anxiety and stress. No matter how much time you

I can think of few things that are more stressful than preparing for an exam. The level of stress that presents with an exam has a direct correlation to the significance of the exam. Sure, a mid-term in your Radiation Physics course is super stressful, but how does that compare to studying for your boards?

It doesn’t matter what shift you work, what type of facility you work in, or your modality, stress can be found in every work environment. It is only a matter of time before stress finds a way to creep into your life and throw you off your game. Like taxes, stress is an inescapable part