Little Life

Original content | Katya, she/her, 23 | CEMS'22 (GSOM & KUBS) | Online Reputation Management, Media Planner | 🇬🇧🇷🇺🇰🇷🇩🇪

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blue mood

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Missing summer study vibes

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i hope every assignment. dies

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reblog to eat all of your mutuals assignments like a dog

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alla mingalёva

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I’m trying to study here thank you very much.

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“Humans were fitted to the things they did. Lucilla sensed a weakening force in this thought. If you fitted yourself too tightly to one thing, other abilities atrophied. We become what we do.”

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In these pictures I’m working on my master thesis at 5 in the morning on the lawn in front of Korea University main building. Heat Waves by Glass Animals became my personal anthem for June. I hated myself and that paper so much, but now it kinda feels a bit nostalgic. Don’t procrastinate on your research papers, kids, learn from others’ mistakes

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Made myself go out to grab some matcha and actually managed to finish all the planned tasks. Productive Saturday check

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Korea really made me like iced americano~

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Hey there! It’s been a while again.

I’ve graduated from my masters a few months ago and found my first office job thinking that I’m done with studying for ages now. But before that I finished my IR bachelors with distinction in the midst of pandemic, received a master scholarship in management, got COVID, passed IELTS with a 7.5 band score, received a double degree CEMS scholarship, did my exchange semester in Korea University Business School in hybrid format, wrote and defended my master thesis, met so many new amazing people from all across the globe, lost a few amazing people as well.

I was really tired of studying, but only after a few months long rest I feel energised and motivated again to continue studying languages and grow in my work field. I still need to learn so much. There won’t be any conclusion, just a constant unstoppable progress.

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Ok, hi! This is very random, because this blog has been dead for quite some time, but self-isolation during the global pandemic may lead to rather unpredictable consequenses. 

This studyblog has shared a HUGE part of my life. And by HUGE I mean: high school, state exams, graduation, university admission and the four years that followed. Here I am in spring 2020 writing my bachelor thesis, not knowing what to do with my life again. It’s been a long and insightful journey with a lot of mistakes and lessons and I’m glad I have an opportunity to glance over my life through handwritten diaries, blogs and social media.

So, if you need a piece of advice right now: keep a journal. You’ll thank me a few years later.

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17.03.2019

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Coping with Internet addiction

delete all the social media apps from your phone,

log out of your account every time,

delete a browser from your phone as well,

find activities for rest which don’t involve electronic devices (e.g. reading, drawing, doing chores),

make your bedroom an Internet-free zone,

never start your day with checking social media.

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priceless

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[3/100] Do you think I have healthy snacks all the time? Nah, I take pictures only of healthy ones.

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[2/100] Some books and water on the Field of Mars.

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[1/100] Isn’t June, 1 the best day to start a 100 days of productivity challenge? 4 days before the exam in history of international relations, and I’m here overexcited about our tickets for the BTS’ concert in Berlin.