#trying

[rosy-crow]

[haleyincarnate]

Whether you believe that or not.

[leonardospoetry]

Trying to convince myself it's okay to make mistakes. Trying to pretend I believe.

[notdysfunk]

Can I go down the slide?

(yes, once)

.💥💥💥 /ref

[positivelypresent]

Be willing to try!

[lapinelantern]

My lined Huskerdust kiss animation :,) for that one person who said they can’t wait to see it completed lol

Made a few tweaks!

[jewish-unicorn]

alright here goes

if this gets to 100 notes i'll make 5 new recipes

if this gets to 200 notes i'll relearn how to draw (i don't think i've properly drawn for about a year)

if this gets to 500 notes i will post some of my poems about politics

if this gets to 1000 notes i will finally go back to my therapist and i will begin self care again

here goes and thank you :]

[glowettee]

°❀⋆executing your comeback plan (the actual doing part) - part 4/5 °❀⋆

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posted by: glowettee

hey study angels! ♡

okay so we have this gorgeous plan, but now comes the real tea - actually making it happen! don't worry though, i'm going to break down exactly how to execute your academic glow-up strategy. this little guide will help you make this comeback actually stick!

♡ week one survival guide

this is literally the most important week:

day 1:

set up your study space (make it cute but functional!)

organize all materials by subject

create your new schedule in your planner

gather all missing notes/materials

reach out to study buddies

first week priorities:

stick to your new schedule (even when it's hard!)

document everything in your progress journal

identify early challenges

celebrate small wins

adjust as needed

♡ making the daily grind actually work

consistency is literally everything:

morning routine:

wake up 30 mins earlier than usual (i know it's tough but trust me)

quick review of today's goals

prepare your study space

get in the right mindset (i do positive affirmations in my mirror)

organize materials for the day

during study sessions:

start with the hardest subject (when your brain is fresh!)

use the pomodoro technique (25 mins study, 5 mins break)

actively engage with material (no passive reading!)

take aesthetic but useful notes

check understanding after each session

evening wrap-up:

review what you learned

prep for tomorrow

update your progress tracker

clean your study space

set intentions for tomorrow

♡ active learning techniques that actually work

just reading isn't it, bestie:

the explain-it method:

teach concepts to your stuffed animals, family or friends

record voice memos explaining topics

write explanations in simple terms

create examples from real life

make connections to things you know

practice makes perfect:

solve problems without looking at notes

create your own practice questions

do past exam questions

explain concepts to study buddies

make concept maps

♡ dealing with motivation dips

because they're gonna happen:

when you're feeling unmotivated:

look at your progress tracker

remind yourself why you started

take a cute study break

change your study location

reach out to your study support squad

do something small but productive

emergency motivation boosters:

change up your study playlist

try a new study spot

use different colored pens

take a short walk

message your study accountability partner

reward yourself for small wins

♡ handling setbacks

they're part of the process:

when things go wrong:

take a deep breath (seriously, do it)

identify what happened

adjust your strategy

reach out for help if needed

remember this is temporary

get back on track immediately

prevention strategies:

regular progress checks

weekly schedule reviews

maintaining backup plans

keeping support contacts ready

staying ahead of deadlines

♡ progress tracking system

make it cute but keep it real:

daily tracking:

concepts mastered

time spent studying

questions/confusion points

wins (big and small!)

areas needing more work

weekly review:

compare to previous week

adjust study methods

celebrate improvements

plan next week's focus

update long-term goals

execution is where most plans succeed or fail. it might feel weird at first, but stick with it and you'll see the glow-up!

xoxo, mindy 🎀

[positivelypositivethoughts]

[freakurodani]

hold on tight

[socialbutterfly19]

I have a mean side….

[cupid-tune]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THIS LOSER!!

Trying to get something out before it's too late because I FORGOT I CAN'T BELIEVE I FORGOT

[moonlight-n-moondust]

day 89/100

finished solubility equilibria red book qns

finishes acid-base equilibria red book qns

did half of abe + se tys

reviews abe titration curve calculations

~ 8 hours 11 min on ypt~

productivity stars: 4/5 💫

[animationdesk]

If You Are Starting to Learn Animation or Continuing It...

There's a book I revisited called Trying by author Kobi Yamada and illustrator Elise Hurst. It shared the story of an individual who marveled at someone's work in sculpture but did not have the confidence to try himself. Thankfully, the artist encouraged him, even through the young man's efforts and failures, to keep trying.

At the end of the book, Elise wrote a message that I would like to share: "For the artists taking their first steps. Be kind to yourself. Keep going. It is worth it."

If you are starting to learn animation or getting back into it, I encourage you to have fun on your animation journey. So keep going; it will be worth it, and you will inspire others to do the same.

[thegoodmorningman]

Back where I come from, we'd play a drinking game called Daddy Issues. You'd pass a bottle and whoever had it would describe a traumatic part of their relationship with their dad then take an whatever sized drink they needed to cope. Good Morning!!!