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18:52pm to do list (bc i can’t find my bujo)

1. update bullet journal

change bujo system (it’s not working)

update previous month

weekly spread

collections

2. contact tutors regarding year 2

complete term 3 pieces, try to contact them regardless

return clothes from term 3 shoots

3. re-book counselling appointment

4. complete medical forms and send off

5. decide on branding for stylist work

set up a website and plan

look into brands or artists for collaborations/internships

6. tidy your fucking room

One of the main reasons why you don’t make progress or why you are stuck in the vicious cycle of procrastination is the lack of courage to take that one small imperfect step. The more you are fixated on the end result, the less likely you are actually going to do something to achieve it.

A case in point of this so called ‘phenomenom’ is when you keep putting of you essay for a class you are taking. You keep convincing yourself that you have lots and lots of time to write it and suddenly your deadline is tomorrow. What do you usually do in these kinds of situations? I bet you usually open a new document and just start writing something, a quick draft, because you think you just need to get something done. In other words, you are actually just taking an imperfect step towards your end goal, which in this case is a finished essay. When you’ve taken your imperfect step, you often get this flow and just keep working and working until you are satisfied with your input. It seems surprisingly simple, right?

To summarise everything, you need to stop being so focused on the end result. The process is the most important part of your work and you can always edit and work on it later. An imperfect step is the most important step and more people need to realise this. If you have a long list of things to do or deadlines to meet, then just decide to start somewhere. Make that awful draft, scribble down something, make a mistake, just do something. Sooner or later, you are going to notice that you’ve made a great deal of progress. These imperfect steps are what you need in your life.

#things you need to hear #study tips

elnstein

taken from my instagram, just some accomplished goals ✨

#bullet journal #bujo spread inspo

studylustre

hey carol whats a bitch gotta do these days to become less lazy and more disciplined? thanks in advance

u gotta call urself out on ur bullshit!! if u know ur slacking, if u know u have exams to prepare for, get 👏🏼 on 👏🏼 it 👏🏼 !!! nag urself to get started. u have to hold urself accountable bc ur the only one that will have to deal with the consequences if things go badly. save urself a load of stress and just do ur work bc it makes life so much easier to start and finish early instead of juggling 934086450 assignments at once and having to pull all nighters to get them all done on time

#things you need to hear

applefroyo

January to March 2018 bujo spread compilation

Instagram: applefroyo

#bullet journal #bujo inspo #bujo inspiration

lilicriticallanguages

How To Self-Study Japanese

Learning Japanese is no easy feat. It requires dedication and hard work, especially if you have decided to self-study. If you are absolutely brand new to Japanese, here are some fast facts about the language to get you started:

* Contains two alphabets: Hiragana and Katakana

* Each alphabet has 46 phonetic characters (72 in total)

* Kanji is a Chinese based script that has thousands of characters

* You’ll need to know about 2000-3000 characters to be considered fluent inn Japanese writing (according to the JLPT)

* Japanese is an SOV language (Subject - Object - Verb)

* There are no tones in Japanese, but there are intonations (yukuri vs yukkuri)

* There are 4 politeness levels

* Japanese uses verb conjugations like European languages

* Japanese uses particles to mark parts of speech (example: は and が )

* Often times the subject is omitted in sentences if the subject is clear based on the context

*Pronunciation in Japanese is perhaps the easiest part of learning the language

* It typically takes 5-6 years to gain fluency in Japanese

So now that you have the absolute basics of the language, here is the best way, I have found after 7 years of language study, to learn Japanese.

Keep reading

#japanese #jp resources

jhonstudies

i kinda love this spread.

#bullet journal #weekly spread

transatlantic-relations-deactiv

Been a while since I did some spreads, so here’s monthly and bi-weekly—with a busy week coming up! ✨

#planner #planning #monthly spread #biweekly spread

stillstudies

Slowly getting back into the swing of things, both school-wise and creatively. Midterms are coming up and I hope I can be productive as I was last semester!

Now Playing:

Press Restart- WALK THE MOON

Waves- Young the Giant

#weekly spread #bujo #bullet journal #bujo spread

educatier

ig: educatier // it’s been a long few months but !! i’m back and i finally figured out the tumblr password hahaha

#journalling #bullet journal

acstudying

04.02.18

happy april! i’m a little late, but still

and can someone tell me what is going on with bts and all these glitches? and the theories about a comeback?? whudxnuw

#bullet journal #bujo spread #monthly spread

icarustudy

FEB 02 2018. transferring my handwritten calculus lecture notes to google docs! / song: the dreamer feat. talib kweli & timan family choir - anderson .paak

#study space

vintalge

minasty-blog1

minastylis: I wanna start using this blog as intended again.. making art and posting art, showing my progress, not just bujo stuff. Things that help me improve in uni.. I hope the last term of first year will be beneficial for me.

#study space