Motivation For A Better Life

I'm tori, your regular second year community college Psych major, working three jobs and dying a little faster every day. I'm making some major-minor life changes. I want to eat better. Study harder. Exercise more. Read deeper. Write more. Save more. Hike more. Learn more. And live more. #studyblr #fitblr #frenchblr #langblr

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[the-girlygeek]

22.4.17 || 3/100 days of productivity

Sittin in my pjs, catching up on some notes for my principles of management class and trying so hard not to fall asleep. I’m in dire need of a coffee.

Btw I have a studygram and I’m really feelin’ my feed right now so take a peek: @the_girlygeek ✌🏻

[daliastudy]

[04.20.18] tonight’s desk set up! still lots of work to do till the end of the semester but I’m staying motivated!♡

ig: teawithstudies

[anti-procrastination-nation]

Starting a workout log

[onlinecounsellingcollege]

Things to Stop Tolerating

1. Toxic relationships and environments.

2. Rudeness and a lack of basic courtesy.

3. A disregard of healthy and appropriate boundaries.

4. Being constantly used and disrespected by others.

5. Hiding your true self, or your personality.

6. Feeling bored and empty, or feeling life lacks meaning.

7. The pressure to “just settle”- and give up on your dreams.

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[sortastudying-blog]

Getting my Life Together

For a while now, I’ve been really unorganized and frazzled. I’m always forgetting things, leaving my stuff around, and I just don’t feel like I am clear about my life. I think doing this will kickstart me into getting my life together for once. 

As a student at a private school that goes from 8-6, not including extracurriculars, I can’t do anything crazy, but I think these are small steps that’ll help. After all, you eat an elephant one step at a time, right?

Am I ready?

No. Let’s get started.

1. Go meditate. For 5 minutes, 10 minutes, it doesn’t matter. Just sit in calm peace.

2. No work after 7 today. Seriously. Go knit or read or something.

3. Organize your desk. Decorate it, make it beautiful.

4. Clean your bag. Also, get a gosh darned purse!

5. Throw out expired makeup or skin products.

6. Refill makeup and skin products you threw out.

7. Get everything on your to-do list[s] done.

8. Go for a hike. Then, do some crunches.

9. Go on a cleanse. Don’t eat sugar today.

10. Charge your computer, phone, iPad, Kindle, etc.

11. Get your homework done. All of it.

12. Clean your bedroom. And make your bed.

13. Drink lemon water first thing in the morning.

14. Take a shot of ACV 15 minutes before every meal.

15. Plan out some “Me-Time”.

16. Don’t wear makeup today. 

17. Journal. Be positive.

18. Organize your files.

19. Make a date to visit an old friend.

20. Do something important you don’t want to do.

21. Watch one episode of Netflix without binging on it.

22. Be body positive.

23. Wear something that scares you to wear.

24. Don’t buy ANYTHING.

25. Go to a coffee shop and blog. Or, start a blog.

26. Drink a matcha latte instead of coffee.

27. Make your own cup of coffee. Don’t go to Starbucks.

28. Set goals for next month.

29. Reflect in your journal about this month.

30. Workout. Like, seriously.

[cats-studies]

Fruit salad + Cat cuddles = Heaven 💕

🎧 Halestorm - American Boys

[caffeinateandeducate]

REBLOG IF

- you are a studyblr

- you are super friendly

- you love when people message you

- you want to support everyone in the community 

one thing i love about this community is that it is one big family and everyone is ready to support eachother. reblog this and follow the people that also reblog and start some super cute supportive friendships because you all deserve the best 

[gayforlangs]

spring break vocabulary en français

just because spring break has begun for so many people this month (here at least)! again a lot of this could probably be learned via films and are well known concepts! any questions abt what certain things are can be sent to me directly!

(la) semaine de relâche  spring break (qc)

(les) vacances du printemps  spring break (fr)

(la) plage  beach

(le) soleil  sun

(la) jetée  pier

(la) piscine  pool

(les) vacances  vacation

(la) planche de surf  surfboard

(la) ville  city

(la) police  police

(la) loi  law

(la) fête  party

(le) alcool  alcohol

(la) université  university

(la) lycée  high school

(la) destination  destination

(le) extérieur  outdoors

(la) jeunesse  youth

(le) tourisme  tourism

(le) beach-volley  beach volleyball 

(le) étudiant  student

(les) Pâques  Easter

(la) étude  studies

(les) devoirs  homework

(la) fraternité  fraternity

(la) sororité  sorority

(la) vie grecque  greek life

(le) concert  concert

(les) Caraïbes  Caribbean 

fou/folle  crazy

chaud(e) warm or hot

voyager  to travel

aller à la plage  to go to the beach

sortir  to go out

payer  to pay

nager  to swim

jouer  to play

voir un concert  to see a concert

boire  to drink

être arrêté  to be arrested

aller en vacances  to go on vacation

as always all translations are in american english and if there are any mistakes PLEASE let me know asap so I can fix it, thank u french natives for being awesome!!

[clementinesstudies-deactivated2]

Now for corrections / notes :

Nobody ever says semaine de relâche. Also fort Pâques it’s not really ‘les’- you just say ‘les vacances de Pâques’ but when you just say 'Pâques’ it doesn’t really have a gender. I’ll not sure about 'la’ for étude because the way you’re using it I think 'les études’ is better.

Also please do not say 'vie grecque’, nobody will understand you because it’s not a thing in France. I don’t even thing there are fraternities and sororites (the closest thing is students sharing a flat).

[studyblr]

concept: waking up early, eating a healthy breakfast, going for a run, drinking enough water, finishing assignments on the first day and not last minute, having clear skin, not being stressed 24/7, 

[salutcavaouiettoi]

Using “fait” in everyday sentences and expressions! 🇫🇷

So “fait” in french means “done” in its general term and it’s super commonly used, but it can have different meanings depending on the situation!!

Here are some examples:

C’est fait! - It’s done!

Il fait beau - The weather’s nice

C’est bien/mal fait - It’s badly/well done

Bien fait! - An expression like “he deserved it!”

Ça fait plaisir - It is lovely

(usually used to express your emotions on the behalf of something you received or something someone has done to you)

Ça fait du bien - It feels good

There are many more but here are a few!

[smolstudier]

03/18/2018 • sociology on the left and biology on the right so if I get sick of one subject I can quickly switch gears to the next lol :)

[artofstudyblr-deactivated202111]

Need more studyblrs

Hello I recently unfollowed a lot of inactive blogs so if you are an active studyblr can you please like/reblog this so I can follow you!! 

[whenstudyblooms]

『03.24.18』 Helloooo!~ Spring Break is going to end soon (but I have an extra day on Monday!) so I hope you had a productive week! If you’ve procrastinated, it’s time for you to work!!!! . 「Quick tip: If you feel a little overwhelmed by your studies, close your books, step out of your room, eat and drink, then go back recharged!~」

[thefragilepages]

06.03.2018 Social studies and delicious green tea 🍵

[anti-procrastination-nation]

Bullet journal spread from last week. Turned in my research intro with my sources this week, I’m so glad I got it done in time. I got a 100 on my last trig quiz, so now I have an A!! My professor never posts exam scores so I have no idea what bio grade I have, but from my performance so far it’s A-B area. Let’s keep my streak this semester going!! Spring break is finally here! Woohoo!!✨ I’m going to the beach to go see my best friend, and then my boyfriend and I are moving:) Going to try visiting the 3 public libraries, since campus is closed.