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06.06.2019 - my reading list and japanese basics are definitely going to keep me busy while waiting for classes to start!

guess who’s back with her (sometimes) overexposed photos, now with faux fur 🙈

studygram: @aristotleus_

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[06 July 2019]

Statistics notes!!! Very helpful with the terms, not very much on the actual counting and computing.

I'm currently working on a July bujo spread, which is another carat-y thing :) so I hope y'all look forward to that

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I have a stats assignment due at midnight. Why am I on tumblr and not doing work. Somebody yell at me. 

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Finally got around to filling out that page for planning my courses! I’ve selected what courses I’m going to take, and I’m pretty excited for my fall semester!!

✍ Baron Fig Lock-and-Key Confidant Journal, Uniball Signo RT1 UMN-155, Zebra Mildliners, Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pen Twin Tip

ig: rayraystudies || links: carrd

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Like if you want to work/study in here. 

 There are no words can describe how cute this workspace is!

And my favourite part are black wire wall grid, chairs and plants.

(Source: @kidsdesignlife via Instagram)

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Finally done decorating my dorm ✨

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Guide to Figuring out the Age of an Undated World Map.

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Currently reading: Homo Deus by Yuval Noah Harari ― “Humans are rarely satisfied with what they already have. The most common reaction of the human mind to achievement is not satisfaction, but craving for more.”

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this week’s spread ✨

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Midterm rush.

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i leave to go on a trip in nine days and i’m so excited. besides that, i’m super happy to be back making journal spreads! ✨

ig: cawefee

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TIPS FOR A PRODUCTIVE STUDY DAY:

Find a good place to study: somewhere light, quiet, busy, spacious, cosy, alone, with friends …whatever works for you. Take time to learn what kind of environment you work best in. Try and put your technology aside. If you’re always on your phone, turn it off and put it in your bag, if you’re finding the internet distracting, download “Pomodoro” (an app which blocks sites like facebook, twitter etc for a set period of time).

Figure out when you’re most productive: if it’s in the morning, get up earlier and spend a few hours solidly working, if it’s in evening, make sure you set some time aside to focus. For me, I work best between 8am-1pm, then I normally take a few hours off, and if I have a lot to do I’ll head back to the library between 4-8pm. Finding the time when your mind is at its most alert can have a huge impact on your studies and will mean you avoid spending hours being unproductive. 

Decide what you’re going to do before you start: if you have lots of different things to do, decide which one you’re going to focus on before you sit down. This will prevent you from panicking and trying to do everything at once, which will only make you feel stressed and unproductive.

Set realistic goals: don’t try and be overambitious with what you want to achieve that day. If you set yourself unrealistic goals, you’ll only finish the day feeling like you’ve failed. Set yourself a number of small, manageable tasks to work through, then if you are able to do more it will make you feel a lot more productive.

Start with the hard stuff: tackle the big problems first. Things will feel easier in the first few hours of studying when your mind is most awake, so it’s important to start with the trickier things first. This way, when you hit a wall you can work through a few of the smaller, easier tasks and still feel like you’re getting stuff done. 

Remember to keep refuelling: get plenty of sleep, drink lots of water, bring snacks, treat yourself to a nice lunch, take frequent breaks, walk around and go outside if you can. If you are planning to spend a long time studying it’s important to keep your energy levels up.

Plan something for the end of the day: even if it’s just going to the gym, making a nice meal, or going for a drink with your friends, give yourself something to look forward to at the end of a long day studying. 

Remember why you’re doing this: is it to get into university or just because you’re passionate about your subject? By linking something difficult to something you care about, it makes it easier to stay focused and keep going.

Not every day can be productive: if things aren’t happening that day keep trying for a while and if you’re still feeling stuck do something else. There’s no point sitting at your desk for hours when you’re just not able to get things done. Go and do something you enjoy and try and get out of the house, and just try again tomorrow. A few days off here and there is not going to ruin your degree, and taking time to do something for yourself is likely to make you more productive in the long run.

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3:56 PM | switching back and forth between analysis and chemistry, feeling very rory gilmore season 3 episode 21

~listening to~ the modern age by the strokes

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can you see how old these notes are? 

📝 pentel energel lrn 0.5 + zebra sarasa push clip body, generic grid notebook, muji clear end blue highlighter, pentel energel x blue 

my posts || instagram

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28.05.2019 | I had my company law final today! Don’t really know if it went well though. My next final is going to be tax law, which i find really difficult, so I’m going to study my ass off to pass the course.

🎧 River - Leon Bridges

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Drove to a nice cafe near my friends house today! Felt nice to get out of the house a bit and just journal while listening to music.

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