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classycosmoqueen · 4 years

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“And remember: the sky is the limit! You can be anything you want to be!”

“Thank you. I want to be a secretary.”

That stopped them short. “What?”

“A secretary,” she repeated.

“But…” they trailed off, dumbfounded. “Why? You could be a CEO, a scientist, a law–”

“I don’t want to be a CEO,” she said. “I want to be a secretary.”

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classycosmoqueen · 5 years

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My kpop workouts, and more.

Since you guys said you’d be interested, here’s my kpop workout post y'all! These workouts helped me burn some fat and build muscle especially in my abs and glutes that I could feel. That being said: you have to be aware that since each workout is only 3-4 minutes long, it’s intense nonstop work. So if you’re a beginner and have to take a couple seconds in between moves don’t worry! You’ll get stronger just keep pushing! They can be short, or they can be long it’s all up to you and if you choose to do one song, or a whole set!

My Challange for those that really want to be crazy 👀

My advice to you if you want to really feel it and see changes, do six weeks. I know that sounds like awhile, but trust me. This is the MINIMUM amount of time you can workout before you see results. Make this a challange! If you have free time, take at least 30 minutes away from the internet as time for yourself five days a week. As an example schedule:

Monday-Butt

Tuesday-abs

Wednesday-total body/cardio

Thursday-legs

Friday-Arms

Saturday/Sunday- rest!

Wednesday you can either do the full body set, you can look up a Kpop dance tutorial on YouTube, or go for a walk/run.

Keep this schedule for SIX weeks, and try to eat a decent diet 5-6 days a week with one day to treat yourself with anything. The better you eat, the more noticeable your results will be.

Take before and after pictures for yourself! Seeing the change is an amazing feeling :)

What to do for each level:

Everyone should stretch as a warm up for at least ten minutes to prevent injuries. Hold your stretch between 10-20 seconds but no longer, as that would be static stretching which is bad to do before exercise and could actually cause injury.

For the absolute beginners:

Do two-three songs a day! Pick any of them you’d like :)

For the beginners:

Do two-four songs from a specific muscle group!

For my intermediate children:

Do each set (ex: all the abs, or all the legs)

For the crazies:

Add ten minutes of cardio each day to the set!

For those who are inSANE:

Add ten+ minutes of cardio, and do each set twice!

Disclaimer #1:

I can’t say these are 100% my idea because I got the idea of making workouts to songs from a YouTube workout channel (you can also find her on Instagram!) called Blogilates (which you should really go check out she’s so positive, realistic and an amazing role model), but she didn’t really have any songs I was super into so I said to myself “what if I made my own?” So that’s how I ended up here. Some of the moves I used I think she made herself, so I’ll have a separate post if there’s no room at the bottom the with a bunch of links to her videos that I can think of, took inspiration from, and her song challenges for those who are interested. But I’ll at least put a link to her channel at the bottom. So without further adieu, let’s get to the songs!

Back

Anpanman, BTS- 1:00 parachutes, 1:00 Superman pulses, 1:00 Walnut crushers, cobra push ups till the end

Come Back, NCT 127/WayV- 1:00 hamstring curls, 1:00 leg swimmers, 1:25 stomach scissors

Black on Black, NCT-(for a satisfying switch start at 0:08 seconds!) 1:00 bird dog left, 1:00 belly snow angels, 1:00 bird dog right

Butt

Lullaby, Got7- 1:00 triangle butt per side, 45 sec donkey kick pulses per side

Regular, NCT 127/WayV-1:48 glute circles per side (ooooff this one is painful)

MOVE, Taemin-1:00 lateral leg lift per side, 45 infinites per side

Cherry Bomb, NCT 127- 1:00 regular glute Bridges, 1:00 butterfly bridge, 1:00 outer Bridges, 45 sec hamstring curls

BboomBboom, Momoland- (start at 0:08) 1:00 single legged bridge right, 1:00 single leg bridge left, 1:28 grasshopper

Power up, Red Velvet- 1:00 u lifts per side, 1:22 reverse lunges

Blooming Day, EXO-CBX- 1:35 altitude raises per side

WANT, Taemin- 1:45 clam shells per side

Abs

Trivia: Love, BTS- 1:52 second side seals per side

Baby Don’t Stop, NCT U- 1:00 single leg raise, 1:00 lower abdomen push, 1:00 reverse crunches

Touch, NCT 127- 1:00 toe touches, 1:00 bicycle crunch, 1:00 rope pull sit ups

Shoot out, Monsta X- 1:20 double leg raise, 1:00 little u’s, 1:00 alternating clock turn

SOLO, Jennie- For each verse do slow alternating Spiderman planks, and for each chorus either just plank, or do plank butt lifts

Love Shot, EXO- (this one is D E A D L Y) hip dips all the way through. For the verse just tap the floor once with your hip, but during the chorus tap it twice like a pulse. (Your hips should move almost like you’re drawing a rainbow with them.)

Ko Ko Bop, EXO- elbow to knee crunch 1:30 per side

Arms

Tempo, EXO- 1:50 if the single arm lifts done in Blogilates “feel it still” arm song challange (Link in next post)

Trivia: Seesaw, BTS- 1:00 tricep push up (on your knees if you have to! Go at your pace!), 1:00 cobra push up, repeat.

CLAP, Seventeen- 1:00 angel arms per side

45 sec angel arms both sides

DRAMARAMA, Monsta X- 1:00 shoulder push up per side, 1:00 regular push up

Peek-A-Boo, Red Velvet- 1:00 prayer pulses, 1:00 peekaboo chest, 1:00 Walnut crushers

Shine, Pentagon- 1:00 tricep dips, 1:00 tricep push backs, 1:00 pull behinds

Alligator, Monsta X- 1:00 curly arms, 1:00 robot arms, 30 sec alligator chomp per side

Legs

My first and Last, NCT DREAM- 1:20 regular calf raises, 1:00 toes facing in calf raises, 1:00 toes facing out calf raises

1,2,3, NCT DREAM- for the verse do regular squats, for preverse youre going to pulse in place so almost like a wall sit, and for the chorus you’re going to do 123 squats

Lie, BTS- 1:45 pointed leg circles (inner thighs)

Oh My!, Seventeen- 1:00 side lunges, 1:00 squats, 1:00 wall sit

Dance the Night Away, TWICE- 1:30 split squats per side

Fire, BTS- Plie squats 1:20, 1:00 Plie pulses, 1:00 Plie pulses calves raised

Trivua:Just Dance, BTS- 1:50 alternating forward lunges, 1:50 alternating reverse lunges

YESTODAY, NCT U- alternating side lunges all the way through

Full Body

Drippin, NCT DREAM- 1:00 forward lunges, 1:00 squats, 1:00 in and out planks

We Young, NCT DREAM- 1:00 jumping jacks, 1:09 curly arms, 1:00 “jumping rope” in place (you don’t need a rope, just pretend) 45 sec arm circles

Silver Spoon, BTS- 1:00 jumping rope, 1:00 push ups, 1:00 alternating jack knives, 53 sec sit ups

BOSS, NCT U- 1:00 little u’s, 1:00 lower leg lift crunch, 1:00 Walnut crushers, 30 sec crunches

VERY NICE, SVT- 1:00 criss cross jumps, 1:00 jump kicks, 1:15 Russian twists

Fantastic Baby, BIGBANG- Just rave. Straight up bop to it, dance around like no one is watching idc.

FAKE LOVE, BTS- 1:00 bicycle crunches, 1:00 oblique crunches per side, 30 sec fire hydrants per side

MIC DROP full version (5:08) jump rope the whole way through

Let’s Shut up and Dance, Jason Derulo, NCT 127, Lay- alternating courtsy lunges all the way through

Disclaimer: I’m not a professional by any means. I’m just someone who loves working out and the feeling that I get after and wanted to share it. Please talk to a doctor or do lots of research to make sure it’s okay for you to workout especially if you’ve had injuries in the past.

For tips on form, make sure your always bringing in your core, keeping your shoulders down and relaxed, your back straight, chest open, and if you’re on your hands and knees keep your hips square and back flat. And if you’re doing squats or lunges, don’t let your knees pass your feet when you look down. You’ll have to naturally start out slower with correct form and gradually get faster as you get stronger. But it’s way better to learn with good form than go ham with bad form and hurt yourself in the long run. Like I said Blogilates is a great source for this. You don’t have to do her workouts but watch her videos if you need to see proper form, different unique work out moves, and she’s just such a great role model.

If you have any other questions please feel free to ask! I love talking about positive health and helping people. So if you have any questions about fitness, health, favorite workouts, different workout routines, health advice, if you need help to get motivated, diets ( I’ve had a normal diet, restricted diets, vegetarian and vegan diets), etc I can answer them to my best ability. Like I said I’m not a professional, but I’m a real person who knows the confusion and mixed messages from different sources, and how hard it can be.

Blogilates YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/blogilates

Off of the top of my head, I used moves from her isolation series, her wedding series, her “Feel it Still” song challenge, the hip video,and her 100 ab challenge videos. Please check her out as a reference!

I wish you luck and hope you enjoy!

P. S: leave me other song recommendations and a muscle and/or a muscle group and I can make more! I love these they’re so much fun XD and if you do it, give me feedback! I’d love to hear how much it hurts at first, and then later on you can tell me how much easier it’s gotten!

~DeepSheep

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classycosmoqueen · 5 years

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hey!! :] a lot of you guys seem confused about math like i was when i used to study it. however, now that i don’t anymore i would really like to help people out with their math studies by making a masterpost. i was always mediocre at math so bear with me please, here goes:

how to study math

a guide

solving problems

check the math section here

how to take perfect math notes

websites for you

the best math site!!

khan academy

MATH CHEAT SHEETS

calculus cheat sheets

mathblrs

mathway

symbolab

iformulas

a facebook page

google does math for you

sparknotes [i use this mainly for english, but there are a lot of resources on it]

calculators

algebra

a complete list of online math resources

a website to help you stay interested in math

+ another

videos + audio

TEDed math

khan academy on youtube [fav!!]

math tv

mathview

terry v

mathdude podcasts

games

mathsframe

absurd math

how to pass math [my method]

work out a lot of previous exam papers if ur allowed to buy them + stuff

if not, take examples from ur text book and work them out

you have to know the methods + get used to using them

this helps u become faster in the long run especially during the exam

time yourself when working out something [especially a past paper]

work as hard as u can but remember to take breaks. this is really important!!! i used to cry a lot bc of math idk why…

stay calm + focused, math needs hard work + determination

don’t worry if you fail, you can always take the exam another time. as long as you did your best, you should be proud of yourself! <3

hope this is of some help to you guys. if you want to ask me anything or request a masterpost, you can do that by messaging me!! xx

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classycosmoqueen · 5 years

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Bullet Journaling: a masterpost.

Bullet Journal Things ♡ inspiration/ideas:

⁃ constellation chart ⁃ cute quotes/doodles ⁃ stress management pages ⁃ use brown paper bags ripped out for doodles ⁃ cut out things from magazines/paper bags ⁃ order stickers ⁃ washi tape EVERYTHING ⁃ order black pens ⁃ use markers ⁃ work on cursive ⁃ idea/random thought pages ⁃ picture pages ⁃ books to read ⁃ movies/shows to watch ⁃ daily reminders ⁃ habit trackers ⁃ thoughtful pages (philosophy, science, book reviews, etc.) ⁃ bookmarks ⁃ websites ⁃ start a blog/continue studyblr ⁃ songs/albums to hear ⁃ messy/creative spreads ⁃ pastels (esp. pink) ⁃ doodle banners/headers/fillers ⁃ rant pages ⁃ order a watercolour palette ⁃ advice/how-to pages (how to become a morning person) ⁃ travel pages ⁃ dream journal pages ⁃ use song lyrics ⁃ poetry pages ⁃ astronomy ⁃ yearly spread ⁃ new years resolution ⁃ mini monthly calendars ⁃ birthdays ⁃ spending chart ⁃ receipt pockets ⁃ health pages ⁃ decor/interior decorating/dream house pages ⁃ coffee tracker ⁃ water tracker ⁃ lipstick kisses ⁃ sticky notes ⁃ handwriting samples ⁃ paint swatches ⁃ wish lists (swell water bottle, more notebooks, black pens, phone adapter, etc.) ⁃ passwords ⁃ gift ideas ⁃ shopping lists ⁃ recipes ⁃ trip ideas ⁃ self care ⁃ ticket stubs ⁃ dried/pressed flower petals ⁃ weather ⁃ paintings (The Swing) ⁃ colour schemes ⁃ words (darling, daydreaming, celestial, astral, entropic, enigmatic, paradoxical, etc.) ⁃ themes lists (The Swing, coffeehouse, forest, ocean, London, yellow, space, inferno, candide, the odyssey, etc.) ⁃ construction paper ⁃ get pictures developed ⁃ order more picture corners ⁃ dictionary pages ⁃ buy scrapbook pages Things to put in your journal: http://studywithinspo.tumblr.com/post/153622119945/112416-pretty-in-pink-in-a-thanksgiving http://lostlxmb.tumblr.com/post/153478048392/nov-21-2016-its-finally-thanksgiving-break http://acadaemic.tumblr.com/post/153572080605/super-pink-super-soft-spread-from-last-week https://studyfulltime.tumblr.com/post/153917313189/112-this-month-and-this-weekim-trying-something http://journalsanctuary.tumblr.com/post/152787633563/doodle-ideas-1-plants-remember-when-i-asked-you http://journalsanctuary.tumblr.com/post/154391532418/lettering-tips-i-did-a-thing-d-its-been-ages Even More Things To Add To Your Bullet Journal http://nag-aaral.tumblr.com/post/154970947270/week-51-important-life-decisions-made-and-im http://studyrose.tumblr.com/post/154472885699/i-really-really-like-the-way-my-spread-is-shaping https://gooseapartment.tumblr.com/post/152800191105/06112016-the-way-to-you-becomes-a-flower-path http://journalsanctuary.tumblr.com/post/154593004978/december-17-2016-ive-decided-to-take-a-break Page Ideas for My Bullet Journal ideas for bullet journal spreads http://time-to-get-focused.tumblr.com/post/137187238739/ta-da-my-banner-page-is-complete-so-stoked Bullet Journal page ideas for 2016 http://alicesbulletjournal.tumblr.com/post/153361332097/bullet-journal-page-dividers http://brighterplaces.tumblr.com/post/149837586299/september-plan-with-me-i-tried-using-washi-tapes http://haleystudies.tumblr.com/post/138512058801/cute-lil-bullet-journal-page http://lillstudies.tumblr.com/post/151712672576/my-first-ever-bullet-journal-page-ive-started-in http://lnkstones.tumblr.com/post/142433450475/bullet-journal-page-ideas-page-4 http://please-justletmepass.tumblr.com/post/136362433981/bullet-journal-my-motivation-page-can-you bullet journal pages http://allcutified.tumblr.com/post/155114756855/so-2016-will-last-only-a-few-days-and-now-im ideas for bullet journal spreads http://studywithinspo.tumblr.com/post/153441714765/the-evolution-of-my-bullet-journal-in-seven Things to put in your journal: http://lostlxmb.tumblr.com/post/153478048392/nov-21-2016-its-finally-thanksgiving-break http://icecreamandcereal.tumblr.com/post/153688759561/bullet-journal-essentials http://lycheestudy.tumblr.com/post/154048502593/120416-starting-a-new-bullet-journal-in-a http://literahti.tumblr.com/post/154322031662/11122016-working-on-my-bullet-journal-for http://bulletsjournal.tumblr.com/post/154354045442/doodles-x-printables-x-dailyweeklymonthly http://studykouffee.tumblr.com/post/154630879928/181216-a-spread-just-for-christmas-ꈍ-ꈍ http://baby-gloom.tumblr.com/post/154168911959/recent-planner-pages-to-read-to-watch-food-log http://studyrose.tumblr.com/post/155108970349/my-bullet-journal-flip-through-video-is-live-go http://studyguideverified.tumblr.com/post/155017107099/ina-studies-just-in-case-this-helps-anyone-go http://studyjewel.tumblr.com/post/155108890727/holocrams-12-19-17-little-journal-plant http://biiostudy.tumblr.com/post/155318626406/reviseordie-how-to-illustrate-your-notes-if-this Bullet journal quotes part II Celebrate every tiny victory Pages for your 2017 bujo http://academiix.tumblr.com/post/155368727211/3100-productivity-days-saw-this-lovely-spread Things to put in your journal: http://studyguideverified.tumblr.com/post/155636706994/thearialligraphyproject-weve-talked-about-how http://acadehmic.tumblr.com/post/155876681082/acadehmic-hey-everyone-its-about-time-i-made

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classycosmoqueen · 5 years

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a list of my favorite study tips (and when to use them)

summer:

invest in a book of short stories for each language you’re studying, and keep the book(s) on your bedside table. take advantage of the free time while out of school to get in the habit of reading through the short stories whenever you can. just a few minutes of reading the short stories every day will immensely improve your foreign language skills and keep you from forgetting the vocab & grammar over summer break

acquire a list of the books you’ll be reading for school in the fall and start reading them. to get the list of books, try asking someone who’s already taken the class, your future teachers, or a school counselor. reading the books ahead of time will not only put you ahead of the rest of your class by giving you time to work through the material in advance; it will also significantly lessen your workload during the school year.

this applies to the school year as well, but especially when you’re reading books in advance, keep a journal and pen at hand every time you read. write down the major plot points of the section you’re reading, what you like/agree with, what you dislike/disagree with, and one or two quotes that summarize the main themes of the section (make sure you include page numbers!!!!). when school starts & you’re assigned an essay on that book, you’ll already have the main points of the book laid out, and lots of great quotes—with page references!—to use in your essay.

two weeks before school starts:

take a look at your syllabus and get started on your first assignments. if you start now, you can stay at least one week ahead on all of your assignments throughout the year. this is a HUGE lifesaver when something comes up unexpectedly during the school year—like getting sick or having to go out of town for a few days at the last minute—and you don’t have time to get homework done, because if you’ve done it in advance then you won’t have to worry about falling behind.

get a planner app for your phone. i like egenda, but you can use any app where you input homework assignments in advance and it alerts you at various intervals of time before they’re due. it’s impossible to get a good grade on an assignment if you forget to turn it in on time, so just alleviate that issue altogether.

throughout the school year:

take notes. have a notebook open in every class, and write down all important names, dates, quotes, formulas, and theorems. write the current date at the top of each page, and have a separate notebook for each subject. if a teacher repeats something more than once in a class, underline it, because those are the things that appear on midterms and finals.

help yourself memorize things by writing essays about them. even if you’re not assigned an essay about a topic, try to write/type two or three paragraphs every week to summarize what you’re learning in a class. writing things in your own words is one of the best ways to remember them, and it will also help you to improve your writing skills. additionally, this should be applied to all subjects, not just literature or history (because even if you’re studying a STEM field and writing isn’t a huge part of the curriculum, you should still have the ability to write about STEM concepts in a way that is understandable and engaging).

befriend the smartest person in the class. figure out who always has the right answers and make yourself their ally. be a good friend to them, and then when you’re struggling with a concept, they will either explain it to you or—if they don’t know what the explanation is yet—they’ll help you search for it.

take advantage of indexes. almost all books have one, and they can be lifesavers if you don’t know the answer to a question. especially in history class, when there are a bunch of names that are super difficult to memorize. i know this is a pretty basic tip (if you can even call it a tip), but i’ve had a lot of friends completely forget about indexes, so this is just a brief reminder. :)

participate in class. this might sound super obvious, but you cannot retain information without discussing it! if you’re like me and participating in class sucks because of social anxiety, try to force yourself out of your comfort zone & remember that you are your own worst critic, but it’s also okay just to discuss things with a close friend or family member instead. the important thing is that you’re repeating what you’ve learned out loud and practicing explaining it to someone else, which will really help you to grasp the concepts.

three weeks before midterms/finals:

now is when all of your notes come in handy. go back through the notes for each class and study them, particularly the parts you’ve underlined. you shouldn’t try to memorize the pages, but you should study them enough that—by finals week—you could summarize the contents if someone asked you pointed questions about them. this is also when it becomes extra helpful to be friends with the smartest person in the class, because they will be an excellent study buddy. just make sure that you reciprocate if you ask them to help you study.

fill in any gaps in your notes by talking to your teachers and attending all of the office hours that you can. many teachers will give you a study guide if you ask for one, and you can literally go through and fill it in with info from your notes. remember, most of your teachers really do want you to do well, and they’ll try their best to help you achieve the best scores possible.

if any of your quizzes are open book, ask your teacher if you can put completely blank sticky notes on pages. bookmark the pages that have important events, quotes, facts, etc., and then if you forget something on a test you can refer to the book & it will be much easier to find the information. personally, the only open book finals i’ve had are the kind where you just write three 1000 word essays in 3 hours, but we are required to have at least 5 quotes in each essay, so if that’s the case for any of you guys then this tip is super helpful for bookmarking those quotes as well.

while taking a final/midterm:

read through the whole test first. figure out how long it is, how much time you have, and how many points each question is worth. if you’re worried about running out of time, start by doing the problems that are worth more points, and then out of whatever’s left do the ones that look easiest first. this will guarantee that you make the best use of your time & get the highest grade possible

and that’s all i can think of right now! hope this can help at least a few people :)

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classycosmoqueen · 5 years

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Hey guys! As a writer myself, it’s hard to have a lot of resources for writing in one place. That’s why I decided to create this masterpost, and maybe make more if I find future resources. I hope you like it, and expect to see more masterposts like this in the future!

Generators

Character

Appearance Generator

Archetypes Generator

Character Generator

Character Traits Generator

Family Generator

Job/Occupation Generator, (II)

Love Interest Generator

Motive Generator

Name Generator

Personality Generator, (II)

Quick Character Generator

Super Powers Generator

Names

Brand Name Generator

Medicine Title Generator

Name Generator

Quick Name Generator

Vehicle Generator

Town Name Generator

Plot

First Encounter Generator

First Line Generator, (II)

Plot Generator, (II), (III)

Plot Device Generator

Plot Twist Generator

Quick Plot Generator

Setting/World-Building

City Generator

Fantasy Race Generator

Laws Generator

Pet Generator

Setting Generator

Species Generator

Terrain Generator

Prompts

Subject Generator

”Take Three Nouns” Generator

Word Prompt Generator

Misc

Color Generator

Decision Generator

Dialogue Generator

Journey Generator

Title Generator, (II), (III)

Some Tips

Just a few I found from the writing tips tag!

Writing action / @berrybird

How to create a strong voice in your writing / @collegerefs

How to plot a complex novel in one day! / @lizard-is-writing

8 ways to get past writer’s block / @kiramartinauthor

psa for writers / @dasakuryo

”Write Using Your 5 Senses” / @ambientwriting

How People Watching Improves Your Writing / @wherethetransthingsare

Writing Science Fiction: Tips for Beginners / @fictionwritingtips

Creating Likeable Characters / @authors-haven

Vocabulary

Descriptive words / @somekindofstudent

Words to replace “Said” / @msocasey

Obscure color words / @mintsteelpeachlilac

Words to spice up your stories / @busyibee

Words to describe someone’s voice

Words to Use Instead of Very / @gaybybirth

Touchy Feely Words / @gaybybirth

Some Advice

Stephen King’s Top 20 Rules for Writers

”But my plot isn’t UNIQUE or BIG enough!” / @youreallwrite

8 Things Every Creative Should Know / @adamjk

(How To) Get Over Comparing Yourself to Other Creatives / @adamjk

How to Get Over Common Creative Fears (Maybe) / @adamjk

14 Tips From Stephen King On Writing / @i-can-give-you-prompts

Playlists

Electronic Thoughts / @eruditekid

“Mix About Writing” An Instrumental Mix / @shadowofemirates

Shut Up, I’m Writing! / @ninadropdead

Chill / @endlessreveries

Breathtaking Film Scores / @tweedskirts

Music to Write to Vol. 1: Starlight / @crestadeen

Music for Written Words / @ghoulpatch

Dead Men Tell No Tales / @scamandersnewt

Fatale / @dolcegf

All These Things that I’ve Done / @referenceforwriters

Feeling Soaking into Your Bones / @verylondon

I Can Feel Your Pulse in the Pages / @rphelper

Morally Ambiguous / @scamandersnewt

Wonderwall / @wheelerwrites

Pythia / @mazikeene

Ballet: To Dance / @tanaquil

Websites and Apps

For Writing

ZenPen: A minimalist writing website to keep you free of distractions and in the flow.

The Most Dangerous Writing App: A website where you have to keep typing or all of your writing will be lost. It helps you keep writing…kind of. You can choose between a time or word count limit!

Evernote: An online website where you can take notes and save the product to your laptop and/or smartphone!

Writer, the Internet Typewriter: It’s just you and your writing, and you can save your product on the website if you create an account.

Wordcounter: A website to help check your word and character count, and shows words you’re using frequently.

Monospace: An Android app for writing on the go when you feel the inspiration, but you don’t have your laptop on you!

For Productivity

Tide: An app that combines a pomodoro-esque timer with nature sounds and other noises! (Google Play / Apple Store)

ClearFocus: An Android app with a pomodoro-type time counter to let you concentrate easier and stay productive.

Forest: An app with a time counter to keep you focused and off your phone, and when you complete the time limit, a tree grows in your garden! (Google Play / Apple Store)

SelfControl: A Mac downloadable app that blocks you from distracting mail servers, websites, and other things!

Prompt Blogs

@writeworld

@dialouge-prompts

@oopsprompts

@prompts-for-the-otp

@creativepromptsforwriting

@the-modern-typewriter

@theprofessionalpromptmaker

@writers-are-writers

@otp-imagines-cult

@witterprompts

@havetobememes

@auideas

@putthepromptsonpaper

@promptsonpaper

@fyotpprompts

@otpisms

@soprompt

@otpprompts

@ablockforwritersblock

@awritersnook

Writing Tips Blogs

@writeworld

@anomalously-written

@awritersnook

@clevergirlhelps

@referenceforwriters

@whataboutwriting

@thewritershelpers

@nimblesnotebook

@slitheringink

#writing #creative writing #advice #tips #resources

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classycosmoqueen · 5 years

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Hello !!

I hit 500 followers this morning (+ thankyou all so much),so I figured I’d finally make a HUGE masterpost, which I’ve been planning to do for ages!

The following is basically a list of a bunch of study-based posts and masterposts which include study tips, helpful sites, and all sorts of other things - I hope you all find it useful, and thankyou to the creators of all of the posts!

study methods by @studious-simplicity

upgrade your notes by @studylou

8 things successful students do by @frankfurter-studies

3 study methods you should use more often by @eintsein

study methods by @schoollifeandstuff

study masterpost by @stxdythings

taking advantage of free online courses by @odontologie

when to use different study methods by @academicsandthearts

study methods + motivation by @extinct-precinct

common mistakes when studying by @study-studymore-studyhard

random study tips by @odontologie

study methods for different types of learners by @reviseordie

read, transform, recall by @lilpeachstudies

study methods for different learners by @getstudyblr

making ‘classy’ powerpoints by @learning-teaching

study doodles inspiration by @grestudies

flashcard mistakes by @study-studymore-studyhard

study methods based on personality by @coffeesforstudiers

revision methods by @studydiaryofamedstudent

study methods by @letsget-downtobusiness

top 3 study methods by @intellectualowl

creating a flexible study schedule by @the-saucy-wave-equation

how to study by @noteology

making ‘flip tips’ by @brokestudiesnrefs

multiple intelligences by @universtudy

voice recording by @riseandstudy

smart cramming by @thelazycollegestudent

how to win at school by @studi-hard

study tips by @s-un-rise

ADEPT method by @shibuyaku

cornell notes by @moleskinestudies

effective study routines by @moleskinestudies

learning methods by @moleskinestudies

studying + memorising by @smartspo

note taking methods by @unicorn-studying

how to be productive by @thelazycollegestudent

cramming 4 exams by @gflynnx

school advice by @studywithmariana

helpful youtube videos by @studyforyourself

a bunch of stuff by @studyingandstuff

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classycosmoqueen · 5 years

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A (somewhat) comprehensive masterpost of studyblr masterposts

Art:

Art Masterpost by @mindpalacestudy

Graphic Design Masterpost (1) by @rorystudies

Graphic Design Masterpost (2) by @rorystudies

Graphic Design Masterpost (3) by @rorystudies

Design Resources by @cmpsbls

Advice:

First-time College Student Advice by lampurple

Advice on Mornings by @tbhstudying

How to Study in the Morning by @determinationandcaffeine

Popular Apps Perfect for Students by @emmastudies

*Apps:

Apps for ADHD/Disorganized Students by @studiix

Apps for Students by @studyquill

Study Apps and Extensions by @mujistudies

Bullet journaling:

A Guide to Bullet Journals by @kiwiii-studies

Bullet Journaling for Beginners by @genspen

Bullet Journal Spread Guide by @journalsanctuary

Guide to Bullet Journals by @areistotle

Bullet Journaling Masterpost by @productivebiochemist

College:

College Masterpost by @academla

University Tips by @optomstudies

How to: College Essays by @sootudying

Choosing a Major by @mujistudies

English:

The Ultimate English Masterpost by @areistotle

Strong and Weak verbs (for essays) by @gryfhindor

Essay Cheat Sheet by @emmastudies

English Literature Tips by @catestudies

A Guide to Assigned Reading by @stellestudies

General Subjects

Subject Resource List by @elkstudies

The Imperfect Guide to AP Classes by @sxdy

Handwriting/aesthetic notes:

Lettering Tips by @ina-studies

Aesthetic Notes by @studyquill

Tips for Writing Prettier Notes by @focusign

History:

AP World Masterpost by @litearature

How to Write a History Paper by @thehistorygrad

Language:

General language:

Language Masterpost by soon-to-be-polygot

Free Online Language Courses by @wonderful-language-sounds

Tips to Learn a New Language by @darasteine

French:

Bonbonlanguage’s Studying French Masterpost by @bonbonlanguage

French Review (CEFR levels) by @languesetmoi

Changes in -er Conjugations by @pulchra-lingua

French Recourses and Tips by @languesetmoi

Vocab for Essays by @polyglottraveler

Idioms in French and English by @polyglottraveler

French Music by @studyplants

French Recourses by @theperksofbeingstudying

French Slang Masterpost by @polyglottraveler

French Books PDF by @lovelybluepanda

French Movies by @busystudyin-g

French podcasts by @wonderful-language-sounds

German:

German Resources by @graphis

German Novels by

German Resources by @languageoclock

Greek

Learn Greek by @katlearnslanguages

Hungarian:

Cozy vocabulary in Hungarian by @blackteaandlanguages

Italian:

Italian in 300 words by @langsandlit

Korean:

Korean Masterpost by @hannah-dulset

Mandarin:

Mandarin Chinese Resource Masterpost by @floernce

Chinese Resources by @brbimstudying

Russian:

Russian Novels by @wonderful-language-sounds

Spanish:

Vocab for Essays by @polyglottraveler

Common Spanish Expressions by @langsandculture

Written Accents by @langsandculture

Spanish Podcasts by @wonderful-language-sounds

Spanish Vocabulary by @wonderful-language-sounds

Maths:

Maths Masterpost by @acadehmic

Studying Math by @noteology

Math Tips by @etudiance

Math Masterpost by @areistotle

How to Study Math by studyingmedblr

A Maths Masterpost by @organisaticns

How to Study for Calculus by @hexaneandheels

Precalc & Stats by @yousaputa

Mental health/self care:

How to Study With Mental Illness by @haleystudies

Self Care Tips for Students by @theorganizedstudent

Stress Masterpost by @educatier

Stress Relief by @studyign

Notetaking:

How to Take Notes From a Textbook by @emmastudies

Annotating by @studyign

Guide to Notetaking by @obsidianstudy

Taking Lecture Notes by @strive-for-da-best

Upgrade Your Notes by @studylou

How to Become Organized by @chemistri

Organization:

Study Space Masterpost by @optomstudies

Printables:

Printable Masterpost by @howtohighschool

Printable Masterpost by @bulletsjournal

Back to School Printables by @lycheestudy

Printable Masterpost by @nonastudies

2017 Printables by @bulletsjournal

Productivity & motivation:

Staying Productive Over the Holidays by @graphis

How to Stay Productive by @busystudyin-g

How to Start Studying Again by passionateprocrastinator

Motivation for 2017 by @librarystudies

Summer Productivity by @areistotle

How to Prioritize Your Time by @studyingmed

How to Stay Productive Over the Holidays by @kalistastudies

How to Create a Study Schedule for the Holidays by @emmastudies

Motivation Masterpost by @elkstudies

Science:

Biology Masterpost by @areistotle

Biology Resources by @areistotle

Chemistry Masterpost by @areistotle

Chemistry Masterpost by @intellectus

AP Cemistry Masterpost by @etudiance

How to: Lab Report by @thestudyblrs

Research Masterpost by @ibastudyblr

AP Bio Masterpost by @studyign

SAT & ACT:

Free SAT & ACT prep materials by @raincoffeebooks

How to Get a 30+ on the ACT by @collegerefs

How I Study for the ACT by @softiestudies

ACT Study Masterpost by @ib-dead

SAT & ACT Resources by @intellectus

SAT Advice Masterpost by @studygoalsaf

Studying & test/exam taking:

Taking an Examination by @hardworkign

Study Methods by @schoollifeandstuff

Study Music by @studywitheva

Rare Study Tips by @studybllog

Memorization Tips by @aescademic

40 Study Tips and Tricks by @studywithmariana

3 Study Methods You Should Use More Often by @eintsein

How I Revise by @educatier

How to Study for an Exam in a Short Period on Time by @studiyng

Ultimate Study Masterpost by @annabaestudying

How to Get a 4.0 by @ivystudying

Exam Mistakes and Advice by @marias-studyblr

Studyblr lists & tags:

Studyblr Tags by @etherskies

Quotes:

Quotes from the Writers by @studysection

Quotes from the Scientists by @studysection

Quotes Tag from @studysection

16 Quotes of 2016 by @eruditeestudy

So this was a whopper of a masterpost, but it’s unfinished. I want to expand it with more masterposts and sections, so send me links to your masterposts or ideas for other sections. Also, if you don’t want your masterpost here or the links are broken or anything is wrong please send me an ask or a message telling me. :)

xx

Tobi

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classycosmoqueen · 5 years

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App Masterposts

Apps to Help You Destress

Apps for a Better Life

Helpful Apps

Free Apps

App Masterpost

Study Apps + Extensions

12 Apps for Studying

Planning & To Do Aps

Apps For the College Student Budget

Helpful Apps

Study Apps

Smartphone Apps

App/Website/Extension Suggestions

Tap Project

Tide (white noise)

Forest (stay focused)

iHydrate (stay hydrated)

Dropbox (upload files/photos/etc)

Padlock (remember passwords)

MyStudyLife (planner)

DuoLingo (language learning)

Pillow (track sleeping habits)

Coffitivity (white noise)

Quizlet (study)

Remind (set reminders)

Ambient Mixer (white noise)

Momentum (Chrome exstension)

Website + Extension Posts

Helpful Websites

Online Resources

Calming + Fun Websites

Writer’s Block

Free Writing Software

Google Chrome Apps + Extensions

10 Chrome Extensions

Google Docs Tutorial

ZenWriter

Wolfram Alpha

TimeStats

Google Math Tutorial

More Tech Stuff

Digital Reading

Free Audio Books

Make Your Own Graphic

Podcasts

Minimalistic Software

My Posts

Stress

French

Biology

Spanish

Printables

Studyblr-ing

World History

Bullet Journaling

Science Resources

#apps #school #college #websites #extensions

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Here is a compilation on chrome extensions I use to aid my in my studying and organization. Some replace New Tabs! Some are just added extensions!

Replaces New Tabs:

Lanes - A to do list application that includes a timer and a journal! It really helps with organizing my tasks and managing my different tasks! I highly recommend this extension!

Momentum - One of my favorites! Replace new tab page with a personal dashboard featuring to-do, weather, and inspiration.

Earth View - Earth View displays a beautiful Satellite image from Google Earth every time you open a new tab.

Minimal Clock - Want a clock that’s minimalist to make your new tab look clean? Well this is it!

Embark - Embark replaces Chrome’s default new tab page with a pared back design and beautiful photography allowing you to focus on what matters. I really love this new tab as well.

FlipClock - FlipClock resembles a retro style flip clock, complete with animations. Best viewed at full screen (hit F11).

Toby - INCREDIBLE LOL I have a billion tabs opened when I work and trust me it leaves me overwhelmed. Bookmarks are for books, not browsers. Organize your browser tabs into Toby so you can access key resources in one-click instead of seven.

Lagom - A simple new tab page for your browser. Not too much, not too little. Date, Time, Weather, Search – all in a fresh design everyday.

Extensions:

Forest - Yep! Forest as a chrome extension. It watches your time and helps you stay focused so you can have your tree grow as it counts down!

StayFocused - this extension increases your productivity by limiting the amount of time that you can spend on time-wasting websites.

Note Board - Write notes like sticky notes. Save pages with a screenshot to read later or capture easily any web content. You can drag and resize the sticky notes!

Honey - For people who got to buy their supplies! Automatically find and apply coupon codes when you shop online!

Save to Pocket - When you find something in Chrome that you want to view later, put it in Pocket. It automatically syncs to your phone, tablet or computer so you can view it at any time, even without an internet connection.

Grammarly - Grammarly will make sure your messages, documents, and social media posts are clear, mistake-free, and impact!

Snippet - Get all your highlights in one place, instantly searchable, available wherever you go. All your highlights are synchronized and backed up in the cloud. The extension requires a FREE account you can create immediately after the installation.

Cite This For Me - Simply browse to the page you wish to cite and click the button to generate a correctly formatted citation. Then copy-and-paste the citation into your assignment, or add it to your online bibliography for safe keeping until later.

Toby Mini - Same as Toby, but not on the new tab. Organize your browser tabs and access them quickly anywhere.

Kami Extension - Best PDF and Document Annotation and Markup Tool. Works with Google Drive and Google Classroom

#study #school #college #extensions

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