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2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
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21 day productivity challenge by @alfalfaaarya
day 4
jan 7, 2023
powered through chapters 3 and 4 💪. i do, in fact, swear in my notes. realized that i should probably be doing the exercises as I go along so tomorrow I will try to get the exercises for chapter 1-4 done before moving to chapter 5.
Start planning 2025
Make a list of all the emotions you want to feel at the end of 2025.
Now work backwards and write down all the tasks you need to do in order to feel that way.
Make a separate list of all the “gaps” - what do you currently not have in order to do those tasks to make you feel the way you want?
And lastly, write down how you can fill those gaps. Do you need a gym membership to become fit to feel good about your yourself? Do you need to learn how to cook better meals in order to feel healthy and energised? Do you need to start applying to jobs, in order to secure one, in order to feel financially safe? Do you need to buy an old school alarm clock that’s going to wake up your entire apartment building in order to wake up early? what do you need to DO?
also, make a list of all the things that worked out for you in 2024. Learn to celebrate and appreciate, even the smallest of wins.
For the next two months start the trial and error process of this program. Let’s say you decide that you want to work out 7 days a week in order to feel good about your body. Now halfway through November you realise that 7 days is probably too much, and 5 days would be better for your schedule. Or you decide to read 3 books a week, but realistically, maybe a chapter a day is better.
November and December are your trial months. By the time January starts, be ready with a program that is built for you, works for you, and can be completed by you.
Don’t forget about keeping a reward mechanism. If you complete your daily tasks for 1 month straight, buy that little purse you were eyeing, or take yourself to a spa. Reward yourself in ways you like so that :
a) you’re not in an endless cycle of never being satisfied
b) you don’t drop everything for a man or a friend who shows you the slightest bit of affection because you won’t show it to yourself
c) it encourages you to work harder for yourself.
GLOW UP GUIDE FOR 2025⠀
READ: On average, it takes more than 2 months before a new behavior becomes automatic — 66 days to be exact. And considering that 2025 is precisely these many days away, why not start with our glow up plan already?
Physical Glow Up-
BODY
— 5-10K steps a day.
— 7-8 hours of sleep.
— workout everyday for 1 hr atleast- yoga/stretching/pilates/cardio. a workout may take one hour, but your mood will be boosted for the next 12 hours.
— posture training.
— sunlight exposure after waking up for at least 10 minutes.
NUTRITION
— 2-3 liters of water every day.
— limit your caffeine intake.
— avoid sugars as much as you can.
— high protein diet, pre and probiotics.
— more fruits and veggies (+ green smoothies if you like).
— no junk/processed food/trans fat.
— no eating after 8 pm.
SKINCARE
— be clear on your skin type (oily, dry, combination, sensitive).
— once you're clear, use these accordingly- cleanser, toner, targeted serum, eye cream, moisturizer, sunscreen (≥50 spf).
— keep your bedding clean as well.
— no picking of skin on your lips, cuticle etc.
— gua sha to help improve blood circulation and lessen toxins.
— cold therapy may take three to five minutes of being uncomfortable, but your energy levels will be boosted for the rest of the day.
— remove makeup before you go to bed.
BODY CARE
— shower every day.
— exfoliate 2x a week.
— use body lotion (shea butter/aloe vera gel/coconut oil).
HAIR CARE
— wash hair 2-3x a week
— oil your scalp 2x a week, at least 3 hours before shampoo.
— hair mask 1x per week.
— never brush wet hair.
— use silk pillow case.
HYGIENE
— brush your teeth 2x a day, clean tongue and the roof of the mouth daily.
— floss daily.
— cut your nails 1x a week, never remove the cuticles.
— glycolic acid under arm for odor and discoloration.
— never use soap on your coochie.
Mental Glow Up-
MINDSET
— set clear goals- define and breakdown your aspirations.
— start your mornings with positive affirmations.
— surround yourself with uplifting content and people.
— be shamelessly selfish to your career and mental health, remove anyone or anything that doesn't align with your priorities and wellbeing.
— boost your brain health by these 4 neuroscience tools:
difficult first: start your day with the most difficult task (cortisol and dopamine are high in the body meaning that your body/mind is primed to work).
rest your eyes: introduce a micro-pause after learning by resting/closing your eyes - will help retain information better.
tomorrow's worries: write tomorrow's to-do list before bed as it is proven to be effective in helping you fall asleep.
find time to play: engage in low-stake play. can be anything you find fun but where the outcome doesn't matter (induces neuroplasticity + reduces stress).
MIND
— meditation might take as low as ten minutes, but your focus will be improved for the rest of the day.
— no social media after waking up and at least an hour before bed.
— keep aside 1 hr of time to read daily! reading a new book may take five hours, but you will keep the knowledge forever.
— journaling, gratitude.
— digital detox once a week or for 12 hours.
— limit unnecessary screentime, unfollow or cut off people you don't want to see.
JOURNALING
— choose a regular time each day to journal, making it a part of your routine.
— find a quiet, comfortable place free from distractions. light a candle if you want.
— allow your thoughts to flow without censoring or editing.
— write about your feelings and emotions to understand them better. write about things you are thankful for to boost your mood. write about your short-term and long-term goals. identify what triggers certain emotions or reactions
— set a timer for 5-10 minutes and write continuously during that time.
— reflect on both positive experiences and challenges.
— make lists, journal your thoughts on these questions.
— journal at night to clear your mind before bedtime, because emotions and thoughts lose their power once we acknowledge them.
— a gratitude practice may take five minutes, but your mindset will be shifted for the rest of the day.
AFFIRMATIONS
— customise affirmations to your needs.
Personal Life-
WEEKLY TASKS
— initiate small changes: begin with small, manageable tasks such as making your bed or cleaning your room every sunday.
— celebrate your success: reward yourself when you achieve your goals or have a consistently productive week. consider treats like buying flowers for yourself or watching your favorite show.
DAILY WORK
— set achievable goals: establish realistic goals for the day, week, or month ahead.
— track your progress.
— organise your work space, declutter your shelves etc.
— embrace the power of lists: keep a list of tasks to be done and their deadlines. this way, you start each day with a clear plan. to make it visually appealing and motivating, consider using productivity apps like evernote, habit tracker, or notion.
PRODUCTIVITY TIPS
— wake up early.
— plan ahead everything, do scheduling. you can use:
google calendar / notion / tasks .
— if the task takes less than 2 minutes to finish, do it immediately.
— countdown rule, if you are procrastinating, count 1-2-3-4-5 and jump.
— start slow, don't rush and try to do everything at one time.
— follow a proper routine, use app locks based on screentime.
— pomodoro technique, 25 min work, and 5 min break.
— schedule longer break times as well e.g 30 min nap.
day 1 of 75 hard
- workout #1: 6 mile run
- workout #2: lifting at the gym
- water
- no alc
- diet (100+g of protein)
- read pages 1-11 of "the art of not being governed". dense read.
May the last four months of 2023 be the change you’ve been waiting for
I doubt it but reblog for some luck i guess won hurt anyone
“I will not think less of myself just because you do not know how to love me.”
— Unknown
May the last four months of 2023 be the change you’ve been waiting for
Language Learners 🗣Master List
Updated: August 11, 2022
Saggie’s Introduction
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Lessons
How to Learn a Language at Home (Popular Post)
How to Learn a Language With a Busy Schedule
How to Understand Sentence Structure
How to Understand Sentence Structure 2
Translating Without a Translator
Listening
Reading
Vocabulary
Speaking & Listening
Language Scramble
Accent Marks
Shortened Words
Shortened Words 2
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Discussions
Respecting Cultures
The Memorization Method
Correcting Your Language Partners
Are You Making This Selfish Mistake?
Speak Like You Mean It
Stop Apologizing
How’s Your Grammar in Your Native Tongue?
Stop Stereotyping People
You Have to Speak
Practice With the Same Language
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Encouragement
You Are Doing Great! (Popular Post)
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behold, the Turing-complete Tumblr poll
Read this whole post before picking one of the following operations
A: Add one to the pointer
B: Subtract one from the pointer
C: Add 8 to the pointer
D: Subtract 8 from the pointer
The first tag you see on this post is the machine's memory. That tag is called "the memory tag". This consists of a sequence of 128 hexadecimal digits, giving us 64 bytes to work with. "The pointer" represents the address of the selected byte; its value at the beginning of program execution can be calculated as follows: (vA - vB) + (8 * vC - 8 * vD) % 64 where "%" is the modulo operation, and
vA equals the number of votes for option A;
vB equals the number of votes for option B;
vC equals the number of votes for option C;
vD equals the number of votes for option D.
To make the contents of memory more readable for you, a set of square brackets encloses the byte selected by the pointer. Note that one byte is two hexadecimal digits, meaning that if the pointer is incremented by one, you move the square brackets two places to the right, not one. (i.e. if you start with 4F[67]9E2A and then add one to the pointer, you should get 4F67[9E]2A). The second tag on this post represents standard output. Some operations will cause you to add a character to standard output. Because of the character limit, if the standard output tag is already 140 characters long and you are supposed to add another, the present value of the standard output tag shall be erased, and replaced with whatever character you were supposed to add. Think of this like a piece of paper that's full of characters and must be replaced with a blank page before more characters can be printed.
The third tag is the name of the program. As the OP, I have set this to "helloworld.post". Preserve that tag's value unless you're writing a new program. The fourth tag is "tumblr turing machine". Preserve this tag so that this post is easier for others to find.
How to execute a program
To run one cycle of this machine's program, do the following:
Read the byte that is currently selected by the pointer. That byte's value as of this step shall be called "the pointed byte".
If the pointed byte starts with 0 or 1, look further down, in the table titled "Instruction Set", for what to do next.
Otherwise, vote to increment the pointer by one.
Begin drafting a reblog.
Set the memory tag equal to the value of the previous memory tag, with one difference: move the square brackets two spaces to the right, or to the beginning if it was at the end, so that the next person can tell where the pointer should be for their cycle.
Take the value of the pointed byte as it was in step 1, and add the corresponding ISO/IEC 8859-15 character for that byte's value to standard output. If it doesn't correspond to a printable ISO/IEC 8859-15 character, add a skull emoji 💀 instead. Set the standard output tag (the second tag) of your reblog to the value that results from this step.
Post your reblog.
Instruction Set
00 - Add one to the pointer. 01 - Subtract one from the pointer. 02 - Add eight to the pointer. 03 - Subtract eight from the pointer. 04 - If the value of the byte directly after the pointed byte equals zero, add eight to the pointer; otherwise, add one to the pointer. 05 - Add a sparkly heart emoji 💖 to standard output, then add one to the pointer. 06 - If the byte directly before the pointed byte equals FF, set it to 00; otherwise, add one to it. Either way, add one to the pointer afterwards. 07 - If the byte directly before the pointed byte equals 00, set it to FF; otherwise, subtract one from it. Either way, add one to the pointer afterwards. 08 - Swap the first and second digits of the byte directly before the pointed byte; e.g. 3F => F3. Then add one to the pointer. 09 - Set the pointed byte to a random value, then add one to the pointer. 0A, 0B, 0C, 0D, 0E, 0F - Add one to the pointer. Then send the result to one or more mutuals, if you like :3 10 - Using your free will, decide which of the instructions 00 through 0A you would like to execute, and do it. Then ask yourself: is it your agency that guides the program in this moment, or is it the programmer's agency, or is it the program's agency? 11 - If you have not had any water today, drink a glass of water, then add one to the pointer. 12 - Erase the contents of memory, then write whatever you want in there, then change the value of the third tag. But do not change the value of the pointer; the square brackets should be in the same place as before. (You can actually do this at any time, but if the pointed byte is this value when the post reaches you, then you have to do it in order to abide this experiment's rules.) 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E, 1F - these instructions are not defined in the original post. If the pointed byte equals any of these when the post reaches you, define an operation for it to perform, as an addition to the post. Then perform that operation.
To be desired means nothing. To be truly understood and deeply loved is everything.
Thou shalt give PR reviews in a timely manner.
Thou shalt give suggestions, or actionable feedback, when requesting changes in thy reviews.
Thou shalt honour the pull request author, as thou would honour the codebase author.
Thou shalt not assume that a pull request has malicious intentions.
Thou shalt not approve a pull request blindly.
Thou shalt not mislead the pull request author with false intentions to merge.
Thou shalt not commit bikeshedding.
Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's code as thy own.
Thou shalt remember the hack day, and keep it holy.
One of the things I'd do if I had too much money and time was build video game gimmick locks.
Like you know all those bullshit puzzles from like Resident Evil and Myst and the like? Where you have to make a shadow of a bird show up by rotating a vase in front of a projector? Or get a clue in a clock by using some levers to rotate some gears?
Yeah that. I want to build that for real.
On second thought this is probably a job I could actually get if I worked for escape rooms.
Story idea: an Indiana Jones/Tomb Raider style adventure, where a renegade archaeologist is breaking into a tomb to collect an artifact, and dodging all the somehow-still-active traps and solving the puzzles.
But it's narrated by the ghost of the architect who built the tomb, and they are getting increasingly mad at the callous brute who broke into their sanctuary. They bypassed the puzzle of faith by swinging over the gap with a grappling hook! They were supposed to show their memory of the five virtues by moving the weights around until the hidden bridge raised. Do you know how long it took to design the mechanism for that puzzle?
At least the Challenge of the Eye will stump them, since there's no way they can read Old Enochian, especially when written in rever... Explosives? They destroyed the door with explosives? THAT'S CHEATING!
The adventurer gets the treasure and the tomb begins to collapse around them, with falling columns and giant rolling stone balls trying to crush them, but it's not the self-destruct mechanism. There isn't one of those. The architect never even thought of including one.
They're just so fucking angry at this ignorant foreigner solving their puzzle maze wrong that they gain enough ghostly power to start ripping the tomb apart to try and kill this fool.
(that giant ball was supposed to be the rolling counterweight for the Ideology In Balance room, but they never even SAW that room because they instead used a drill and a pickaxe to cut through a wall and skip three rooms. Those rooms took half a decade to design and build, and the architect isn't going to let them go to waste.)
where's the studyblr community for bad students. where do i go to post about my overdue assignments and bad grades and messy work environment
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Pixie parasol! Or Mycena interrupta, if you wanna be a nerd about it.
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