13/11/2019 | [3/100 days of productivity]
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13/11/2019 | [3/100 days of productivity]
Physics again! ✨
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12/11/2019 | [2/100 days of productivity]
Coding and mathematics for today! :)
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productivity and burnout culture: a rant
ok, so i kinda have a long-ish post coming up, so if you’re not into that kinda thing, just don’t read it lol. lately i’ve been seeing more and more of this “productivity” culture culminating. i feel like if i’m not working every single second of the day then i’m not truly being “productive,” whatever that is supposed to me. i feel like especially in america/ around exam season some students start to idealize working themselves to death/ not caring about themselves. like, we kind of “praise” (in a way) people staying up into the early hours of the morning to study, or do homework. because while you only got 2 hours of sleep, at least you got an a. one of my friends stayed up until like, 2 AM studying for an exam and she still did badly. she was (probably) so tired and burnt-out that she couldn’t even focus on what she was doing. lately, i’ve been feeling so unmotivated, just because i feel like i’m not doing my personal best 100% of the time, so i’ve kind of…given up in a way. it is 9:24 PM and i have not done any of my homework. students in general are just so overworked because we never take any time for ourselves. even when i’m taking a break, i’m still watching the clock, making sure i’m not wasting too much time. i just feel like it’s time for us to just take a second to live. to not stress out about deadlines or future or school for just one second. i’m reminded of the quote “it’s not a waste of time if you enjoyed the time you wasted.” so, dear studyblrs/students/anyone working themselves to death, let’s just try to culminate a culture of living, and not a culture that praises using all of your precious energy on things that aren’t making you happy. thanks for reading this mini-existential crisis rant fueled by my tiredness and sickness.
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today we let ourselves grow and change instead of going back to what's easiest
this is not the end, this is not where you break irreparably, you will wake up tomorrow as whole as ever and you will rise again
sometimes we end get very stressed, and this can easily transform into a continuous cycle of stress. it’s the worst, and it’s easy to forget what it feels like to just relax. so, here are some steps you can take to get yourself out of this stress cycle!
be aware of the state you’re in right now. how are you feeling? sad? stressed? tired? this is pretty simple, but the first step is to just acknowledge those negative feelings, so that you can get out of them.
accept the state you’re in too. not only should you be aware of it, accept it! every state is temporary, whether it’s good or bad. you’re never going to feel happy or sad or stressed forever. also, try to accept what cannot be changed in your current situation (aka the thing you might be stressed about) and act on what can be changed.
get your thoughts out of your head. don’t leave them jumbled inside of you mind! get out a notebook or a piece of paper, and jot down all the things on your mind. i like to make a mindmap, because sometimes i don’t have the energy to write in full sentences. but if journaling isn’t your thing, you can also try talking to someone you trust!
ask yourself: will this matter in a day? a week? a year? the answer is most likely no! so if you’re not going to stress about it then, don’t stress out about it now! i know this is way easier said than done, but think about a time when you were equally as stressed, and how after it happened, you survived and it’s all good now!
alright, now it’s time to get up. get off your couch or bed! start cleaning/organizing your space (because a clean space = a clean mind). it’s also nice to go for a walk or start exercising (i personally don’t do this very often, but when i do, i feel great after!).
do some self care. dedicate a night to pampering yourself and making yourself feel good! paint your nails and put on a face mask, if that’s your thing!
embrace the silence. consciously do nothing. we drift through our busy lives without pausing. we’re often running around anticipating what’s to come next, treating the current moment as if it’s not enough. this is continuous stress. but stopping and just listening to the silence around you will allow you to actually hear your own thoughts. this may seem completely boring at first, but it can be super calming! this way, you will find so much more peace by focusing on where you are right now than where you would rather be.
don’t sweat the small stuff. maybe someone said something rude to you, or maybe someone accidentally pushed you over. but don’t dwell on it for too long. just brush it off, and continue on with your day. dwelling on it for too long adds to your pile of negativity and stress. we all have a limited time on this earth, so why would you constantly spend it with negativity?
take action. if you’re feeling stressed or overwhelmed by all the things you have to do, just take the first tiny step, and keep going from there. and when you’re done, let everything go (including the stress). work hard, and have trust in the universe that it it will all work out.
enjoy yourself! find balance between everything. try something new, hang out with friends, or do a hobby you enjoy! work hard, but just make sure to have fun every so often.
alright, so i hope these tips helped! i know that it’s easier said than done, but if you practice these steps, you will find more peace and less stress in yourself!
if you have any more questions or need to vent about your day, my ask box is always open!
“Struggling does not mean you’re failing. Falling apart every now and then does not mean you’re broken and can’t put yourself back together again. Not seeing a way out this very moment does not mean there isn’t one. You can do this. Please hold on.”
— one reminder a day #3 / n.j.
Here is the truth: Everything is going to heal in the end - open wounds, scars, broken hearts and you. You are going to heal, my love. It may seem as if you are going to feel this pain forever but I promise you that this feeling is going to fade. One day you will not feel the weight that heavy anymore; one day you will not be that scared anymore; one day you will not only see the sunshine but feel its warmth on your skin and be aware of the fact that you are still alive despite it all. You are going to heal, darling. I promise.