#productivity boost

[h0n3ym00n333]

once again studying at the library ⋆ ˚｡⋆୨୧˚ i literally had a dream about ancient greek grammar last night, i can't make this stuff up😭

[moonlight-n-moondust]

day 22/100

did some integration practice tdy and took the time to break down the formulae from the formulae booklet - seemed to help

shall grind more tmr

revised kinetics for chem and attempted some revision booklet qns - will try to attempt more tmr

cldnt do much due to volunteering tdy but id say my study time tdy is decent for volunteering days

spent some time farming for shopee coins in preparation for the 12-12 sale. im getting a medium jar of yankee amber and sandalwood candle and a large jar of christmas eve cocoa (dont celebrate chrismtas but love hot chocolate)

~3 hours 1 min on ypt~

[your-productivity-girlie]

things to do when you're sad/angry/depressed

i just found out one of my friends were talking bad about me, my bsf, her bsf, and another friend. here's some things to do to get it off your mind:

clean your room

listen to some music/audiobook

take a spa day

hang out with people that make you feel happy

organize shelves

play with a pet

sleep

do some skincare

drink a hot beverage

try a new makeup style

paint your nails

read a book

journal

draw

paint

go to a rage room

scream/cry in your pillow

punch your pillow

organize your clothes/closet

donate to charities you support

dress up and go out

take yourself on a date

clean

do your chores

do you homework

go to a cat lounge or dog visiting center

go to a petting farm

go to a library

go to an amusement park

exercise

I hope you feel better! Remember, go after your dreams, not people.

🫧🫶🏻🎧

⏾⋆lune⋆⏾

[sparklingstudycare]

Studied immunology- 3 hrs

Studied probability- 1 hr lecture

Bit of research- 1 hr

Javascript- 40 mins (lost my 3 day streak because i couldn't practice yesterday)

Feeling overwhelmed today because of all the stuff i have pending. I need to start working on assignments, get started with online coaching, look into registration process of exams, research on stuff....and i don't know where to evem start from. I feel the stuff keeps piling up and i can't even get started. Its all too muchhhh

[home-ward]

My life looking tidy thanks to Notion 🗞️☁️

Here’s my fall theme, which I hope to keep a bit longer before winter sets in! 🧡

While I use this for planning my novel, I also organize my notes for Homeward, my newsletter. (It’s as irregular as it is intriguing, like a letter from a good friend).

See more of my writing content here and my main blog @heather--moors

MY PINTEREST, AKA MY HAPPY PLACE

[slavic-roots-western-mind]

Getting back on track after a slump

Life is non-linear as it turns out. Sometimes you're doing great and then all of a sudden you're completely thrown off and are struggling to get up.

It happens to pretty much everyone, and even though you can't really prevent a slump from happening, you can use this advice to help you get back on track

Make a list of what you have to do Sit down, make yourself some tea or coffee and just start writing what you need to do. Missed a deadline with that unfinished paper? Write it down, add a sub-bullet to ask for an extension/send an email explaining your circumstances to your professor/teacher (they're also human, chances are if you notify and explain the situation to them, they will do their best to help you).

Break down those tasks into sub-tasks. By simplifying and breaking down your tasks into smaller chunks you're not only making it easier to do them, but you're also helping yourself get rid of some anxieties or fears since that task now looks much easier and more manageable to accomplish.

Update or create a new routine. Whether your routine contributed towards this slump or not, its always good to update your routine as you grow and change. What may have worked then may not necessarily be appropriate or helpful now. We humans are creatures of change, it's only natural that we outgrow our past.

Take it slow when easing back into your routine. Going too fast can actually be counter-productive, because you should be naturally aligning yourself with it and not forcing yourself into something you're not completely ready to follow. Trying to overcompensate generally isn't a good idea, as putting extra pressure on yourself especially when you're just trying to get everything sorted may not end very well.

Write down your goals and dreams to help you get motivated. It may seem difficult and at times pointless to try and get back on track, and reminding yourself about your goals and aims can definitely encourage you to take the steps to getting back on track or starting over.

Talk to someone about what you're feeling and going through. Your school or uni have counselors and people who can help you get through this if you require help. You don't necessarily have to jump straight into it, just start with a friendly email briefly explaining the situation and go from there.

[kaylinalexanderbooks]

Productivity boost

Thanks to @leahnardo-da-veggie here, @diabolical-blue here, and @willtheweaver here!

Goals: I want to finish drafting TSP Pt2 by the end of the year. Not sure if I will, but that would be awesome

Productivity tip: take breaks for crying out loud. if you burn yourself out LESS GETS DONE. Please recharge oh my God. You know how your phone or computer gets hot and laggy when its battery is low? That's YOU!!! Charge yourself. Take care of yourself. More will be done if you stop working on it for a little bit.

Current project: The Secret Portal! Currently focused on world building for the power database of Alium.

Exchange something: here's my master post on TSP backstory! I love talking about about how it came to be!!!

Quote: I'll share two. 1) “Life is not made up of a single moment. It's made up of a gazillion moments. What defines us is the choice we make in the next moment, and the one after that.” -Psych, 2) “It's possible to not make a single mistake and still lose. That is not weakness, that is life.” -Star Trek TNG

I'll tag @mk-writes-stuff @elsie-writes @little-peril-stories @winterandwords

[iriemorning]

"how's life going"

nothing much, just me staring at my wall and my precious sticky notes

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[moonlight-n-moondust]

day 26/100

did area problems again, still careless with numbers but getting there

did chem eqm, im okay at calculating but forgot some keywords HAHA

you can see the copious amt of green ink (corrections) on the first page for that

issok i will get better (i sincerely hope so for my own sake)

lately my motivation to study has been dwindling because math is making me feel insecure :(

ill have to keep on and not give up and just hope it gets better

it is getting better, just not as fast as i want it to

writing out every step and proper use of brackets has actually improved my accuracy so might just stick to that

when my sch releases more practice qns next year, ill grind 💪

~3 hours 51 min on ypt~

[your-productivity-girlie]

productivity+habit building tips i learned today

i watched a few productivity + habit building videos today, and now its time to share.

task stacking: adding two or more tasks together to speed up a process/get more things done. example: listening to a lecture while cooking, or watching a movie while cleaning your room. most often it is a enjoyable task paired with a chore.

location stacking: i recommend this to people who have to travel and commute a lot during the day. let's say you're scheduling a coffee date with your friend. it would be a lot easier and take up much less time if you schedule it closer to your library study session. Because the shop and the library are closer together, it would take less time than if you scheduled it in the morning, having to commute from the coffee shop to your work/class

out of sight, out of mind: put things you need to do/need ot remember at: eye level, a place you can clearly see it, or a place you check often. this will increase your contact with this thing/idea and will make sure you don't forget it. also great with dieting/restricting food. if the food you are trying to limit is on the lower shelf, hidden behind another item, or completely out of sight, you forget it's there and have less craving for this food.

vocalize your intention: say your goal out loud, to yourself, or prefereably another person. this way, you motivate yourself to do it because you already told someone you would do it.

studying with a friend: this is similar to number 4, as when you study with a friend, in-person or through video call, you can limit each other and make sure each other are on task and working. taking breaks would also be more fun because you can chat or play a game together.

the 2 minute strategy: focus on something for only 2 minutes. this is a trick to tell your brain that you are only working for a short amount of time, but in reality, this is helping to achieve the most hardest part of being productive: starting. after these two minutes, you are already in the zone, so you end up doing much more.

having a second space: having a place to go to when your main space is stressing you out is good for your mental health. for me, my second space is the library. i go there to study, but i also go there to chill out and read, color, or do a puzzle. it helps me when i stress and calms me down to continue my work.

hope this helps! have a nice weekend everyone ☁️✨💛

⏾⋆lune⋆⏾

[sparklingstudycare]

Late night study sesh

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