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29.4.17

Time to start prepping for finals. I only have one written exam but I have so many other things to do! And so many papers! :(

Good luck on finals everyone!

xx Sunny

[artisticeh]

last week was just the beginning of hectic-

[studyrose]

feels good to spend some time with my bujo again xx

[geostudies]

04.04.16  Tidied up my desk space and instantly feel way more productive and organised.

[shannellechua]

As much as I love flowers, my heart was full after going out for a walk and hearing birds sing ❤️ Spring is definitely here and I am glad

[roseoilz]

ok but reminder: u cannot tell someone how much something is allowed to hurt them. no matter how big or small. no matter whatever u went through urself. idc. u do not get to decide if someone is being “overdramatic” or “sensitive”. just be considerate & like…idk…..try not to make ppl feel like shit especially if u have no idea how their mind works…?

[stu6y]

saturday | june 17, 2017

late post but here’s my monthly spread for june! i stopped bullet journaling last year but the new school year inspired me to start again! i love this spread but i don’t know what to feel about the second page, i think i went too crazy with the doodles. anyway, my bujo is inspired by studyrose and journalsanctuary (for the doodles).  (✿◠‿◠)

follow my instagram: studilla

[studyquill]

[like-fairy-tales]

By: Alison | crimeofrhyme

[studyquill]

61/100 days of productivity - february 10, 2017

[smhstudying]

this!!! is!!! beautiful!!!

[bela40]

my attention span is so bad i cant watch something without being on my phone at the same time i always have to have 2 layers of activity when did this happen why is capitalism stealing my soul away the spectacle has me firmly in its grip

[liddelfolk]

Psychology time!

This isn’t having a short attention span (or well maybe thats part of it), but probably something called “Optimal Arousal.”(This is psychology, not anatomy, please keep your mind out of the gutter Xp)

Optimal Arousal goes like this: When effort is low, more stimulus is better. When effort is high, less stimulus is better.

I’ll elaborate. Whenever you do something easy (like maybe some homework as an example), unless something else is happening (like music or a show) you tend to get drawn away or doze off. In this homework scenario, the effort is low, so in order to keep at it and do well on working on it, you need a higher amount of stimulus, like a movie.

If something is hard, like for instance a test, you probably will try to avoid noise, going so far as to hush others so you can concentrate. The effort is high so you want less stimulus.

Keep this in mind. It can help you focus, and make life a lot easier. Dont feel bad for doing lots of different things while you are just chillin. Enjoy the knowledge!

[cwote]

You got this, okay?? 

[archtecture-deactivated20210221]

2017 mood: education and self care

[birdkoskincare]

07.01.17 / study mode on!! 10 hours daily has been the standard and it’s still not enough to get the results i’d like, but given how much effort i’m putting into it it’s definitely enough to soothe my conscience.

[25vanillacloud]

december 31, 2016  to january 1, 2017 may you initiate and maintain your goals, wake up every day with a bounce of joy in your heart, a fresh mindset, and to never loose sight in what is most important to you and in life.

[procrastinationlikeapro]

4.10.2016 Studying in my new room and trying out some new writing styles. This year is my last bachelor year, after that two more years before graduating. I’m excited for the things to come

[muslim-student]

Welcome 2017