#minimalist studyblr

[coffeemrk]

May 14th, 2025:

One of my 30/10 Pomodoro sessions from today. I’m not done yet, but since I’m taking a break, I thought I’d share an update. Right now, I’m practicing by solving questions and creating flashcards for new topics. I'm studying logical expressions—it's tougher than it looks. I thought I had studied this before, but if I did, I don’t remember much. At least I have a beautiful day outside, it's giving me more energy. I still have three more sessions to go, so I’ll keep at it. Hope you’re all having a great day!

[lattejournalss]

Hello loves!! Its been such a long time since i posted, i was having so many issues with tumblr it’s crazy… as you can see my style has done a very large 180 🫧 i finally fell back in love with journaling 🤍

[belovedapollo]

bought this beautiful agenda from my favorite Korean stationery store in Berlin 📖 reblog is okay, don’t repost/use

[saint-alia-of]

July 2024.

[scriptfails]

Finally ordering all my college equipment and I'm so nervous but so happy and also pretending this isn't an excuse to buy a bunch of things I've been yearning after for years

[soymilktemplates]

steal my easy to use & aesthetic career tracker notion template from my etsy <3

[justalawschoolgirl]

breakfast

[stardustystudies]

august bullet journaling! lunar theme using only one pen

[booksbluegurl]

this is my minimalist era

Hii I'm Tan, I'm 21, I'm studying for entrance exam for masters in English literature and entrance exam for med school NEET and also my 3rd year finals.

I also study languages, I've been doing Duolingo for 100+ days everyday but since I don't have much time yet (with my exams), I'm not taking lectures or lessons.

Languages : Korean and Italian.

I've been studying Hindu scriptures too using various sources.

After my exams, I'll be taking online diploma courses (some without certificates), just to learn the subject.

That's it, that's all about my studying journey.

Studygram

masterlist

All pictures from 2025 are mine.

Goal list

Inspired by @stargazerbibi

Reading goals

January Reader: Wuthering Heights (ongoing), A Room of One's Own (ongoing)

February Reader: Wuthering Heights ; Moby Dick (ongoing)

March Reader: Wuthering Heights (finished) ; Moby Dick (ongoing)

April Reader:

May Reader:

June Reader:

July Reader:

August Reader:

September Reader:

October Reader:

November Reader:

December Reader:

[iwanttolearnallthethings]

This is what my weekly spread looks like in my BuJo, it's taken me a while to find exactly what works for me but I finally found it. Obviously I censored some stuff because privacy is still a thing that exists despite what the internet may lead you to believe.

Saturday is my big cleaning day and I have something coming up so I figured I'd get my home as clean as I can before that happens.

[jayziljournals]

October 2022 spread ✨

[coffeemrk]

May 15th, 2025:

It’s cloudy outside today, and I keep wondering if that messes with my focus. The topics I tackled were pretty heavy, and I forgot a few things I studied yesterday. Maybe it’s just the nature of the subject. Today I focused more on video lessons to help with the parts of logical reasoning that didn’t quite click through reading alone. The upside is that it’s a chance to test my resilience and discipline. I’ve already done four 30/10 Pomodoro sessions—halfway to my goal—but I might let myself rest a little more before pushing on. Hope your studies are going well! 🌫

[that-girl-lyra]

Coffee and art hit different on a gloomy wet day 🖤

[studentbyday]

day 02 // 100dop++

new year's planning...also oops cuz i just realized i made a typo (no way would i survive a one-month long course in organic chem...thank god they don't exist 😅)

honestly so not ready to go back to school, i just wanna finish all the programming courses i started and read all the journal articles i want to (they're a large contributor to the many browser tabs i have open 😭). it's not because i don't like what i'll be learning about - the journal articles i'm reading are on life sciences topics after all. i dread the rigidity and unforgivingness of the semester and lonely feelings that come with it. i feel so much more free and like i have a choice in how i spend my days when i'm not in school.

study stats (50/10): 🍅🍅🍅🍅(? i stopped counting after 3h)

meditate ✅

physio ✅

finish reading metabolomics article ✅

start reading proteomics article ✅

learn Perl ✅

learn R ✅

exercise ✅

📰 media on my mind:

feeling old in early 20s

[saint-alia-of]

Currently reading.

"Welcome to my house. Come freely. Go safely; and leave something of the happiness you bring!"

[doc-in-progress]

✨One-page summaries are my new thing✨