November 3rd

 


Every once in a while, often during moments of extreme stress, ordinary people do extraordinary things. (You've probably heard of stories where a mother lifts a car off of a child, for example. This is a real thing-- it's called "hysterical strength" and there are lots of cases.) What makes this possible? Can you apply this idea over the next few weeks to achieve your academic goals for the semester? 

what makes this possible is the bodies stress response, which triggers a a rush of hormone adrenaline. I cannot think of any ways to apply this to my academic goals for the semester 

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