This Is For Consistency

College Sophomore trying to keep myself responsible for my future!

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This is to keep myself on track

I am currently a college sophmore majoring in environmental biology because there is no conservation major.

My goal is a PhD, and I want to start making myself seem like a good candidate now.

My main ideas to focus on are

Trees, Moss, Fungi, Ferns, and Pollution.

My goals:

I will start a journal writing everything I do towards a PhD, or learning in general, down. This will include articles with notes, author, my interest level, and if I found I can read it. It will also include tips I find/hear about, and my current motivation level. This will be physically written and then copied down here.

I will start off easy and read 3 academic articles this month.

Become a feasible candidate to be accepted into a program once I get my BA.

Tips are welcome

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Literally can't wait to end summer, I need academic validation back, I need to write an essay or a story and be told it's great and only not get an A+ because of grammatical errors

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I don't know what to read, anyone have any recommendations for recent environmental/sustainability/conservation studies? I want to read more academic articles to become more literate reading them.

Is there like a tiktok but you scroll through recent studies? (But you know, less predatory and with more of an attention span?) If not I think there should be

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I've decided that this will be the notebook I write it all down in

Because my future is bright and important (said as a montra not like an ego boost) and I like looking at this notebook so I'll notice it more often

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The second notebook that'll be carried in my purse with me btw

[envs-phd-track]

I've decided that this will be the notebook I write it all down in

Because my future is bright and important (said as a montra not like an ego boost) and I like looking at this notebook so I'll notice it more often