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a WIP I probably won’t finish. Basil Eidenbenz as Eskel from the Witcher

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physics exam tomorrow aaah

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23/04/19 - Studying some more. A bit of law followed by some Russian, and then some commercial law.

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looking for studyblrs to follow!!

hello commynity! since i’d moved to new account, i haven’t  followed many blogs here, so if you:

are active studyblr

are kind

post your own stuff sometimes: notes, tips, bujo, whatever you like; i just find it cool to know what’s going on in your life or how you’re doing with studying!!

please reblog this post!! and i’ll follow you ♡ (it’s be nice to become mutuals but i don’t find it necessary)

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Realistic study aesthetics

Piles of tissues all over your desk because of this cold you just can’t shake

Lighting a candle when you sit down and then forgetting about it until hours later

Pouring the dregs out of your mug and finding rings stained into it because it’s been sat there for so long

Weird pen marks on odd parts of your body you can’t explain (how did i get pen behind my ear? How long has it been there?)

Piles of crap around the bin you’re too lazy to empty

Not taking your break when the timer goes off because you got into a rhythm and then immediately losing all motivation as soon as you set a second timer

Giving yourself a day off and then forgetting how to study

Quick, 2 minute power cries in between revision when it just gets too much

Aesthetic notes that mean you get pen all over your hands

Small bits of paper with scribbles on for testing pens or gluing bits of paper

So. Many. Empty. Glasses.

Feel free to add your own! 💛🌻

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things I wish i would have known my first year of University

1) Make an outline for your papers. it doesn’t have to be detailed but having one will help you keep on track when writing. it will only take you a few minutes to brainstorm one. 

2) always carry a spare charger and a backup battery for your phone. honestly, our phones are an extension of us now, so nothing is scarier than when it dies halfway through your class. a backup battery and a charger are always handy.

3) set smaller deadlines and stick to them. you might flounder if you decide to have your 2000 word essay all done and edited for March 14. but you might have an easier time deciding to have 500 words written by March 8, 1000 words by March 10, 1500 words by March 11, 2000 words by March 13, and to edit it on the 14th. these smaller deadlines have really helped me to get my work done and to not to stress about deadlines. splitting up my assignments into smaller chunks makes it more manageable. 

4) email your professors if you have questions. or go to their office when they’re in. don’t sit there in confused silence, it won’t help. 

5) Do practise Self-care and take breaks. these don’t always have to be full days off with a spa day. it can be having a bubble bath after studying for hours, or watching a movie that makes you laugh after finishing an essay. or just making sure you're eating healthy and drinking water. 

6) do put important dates in your calendar. weather its a psychical calendar, or one on your phone/ computer. I have all my major dates on my computer laptop, it helps when I am studying and wondering when I have an exam or need to remember when to hand in a paper. 

7) always have a highlighter, a pencil, a pen, and spare paper. you never know when you’re going to have a pop quiz or an activity in class. 

8) reach out to friends and spend time with them/ your family. people tend to isolate themselves during exam/paper/midterm season. while you definitely need to study, you also need to have social connections. make a study date at your library or even get a coffee with a friend. 

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[190113] ㅡ Disappointment leads to “If only I hadn’t been ___, I wouldn’t have to ___,” or we usually say it as regret. However, have we ever tried to look from another point of view that at least we’ve worked hard and probably it’s a path for us to be more grateful for every condition we have? So, we’ll work even harder in the future and take care of our health to get a lot better result.

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After a while my reading place is finally ready 🥳 I love it soo much and I can’t wait to get more books to fill it up 😂

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24/03/2019

🎶🎧 I Wanna Get Better - Bleachers

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11 aug 2017 • friday

🎶 but not for me - chet baker quartet

12/100 days of productivity

back from my (very) short hiatus!! i looked through my assigned reading while having breakfast this morning and took some notes in the margins~

uni starts this coming monday omg yikess

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15/03/19 - A beautiful work picnic meeting and some late night studying after is the ideal for me 

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my plan with me video for my march monthly set-up has been posted!! if you watched it what did you think of the minimal look? and do you have any tips for fixing your sleep schedule lmao ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ posted on Instagram - https://ift.tt/2Vi6Ku3

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Studying somehow feels less daunting when you have a pretty drink next to you. ☕ This was a cardamon beet latte. Didn’t taste as strange as it sounded!

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Finally back on my grind. It’s been quite a while and I fell off due to some sudden health concerns, but I’m back now and ready to finish off this semester strong!

10/100 Days of Productivity

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the key to a good saturday morning is sunshine, coffee and a wholesome contemporary 👌🏼☀️

more pics on my insta