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June Days of Productivity ; 3/30
Attended three more seminars today and chatted with friends and future colleagues in between, lunched outside in the sun and introduced two friends to each other, read another few chapters of Provenance Research in Book History, met up with my partner afterwards and did a bit of shopping before getting caught in a sudden downpour on our way home. Very much looking forward to being at home tomorrow.
June Days of Productivity; 2/30
Attended two half seminars and read for a couple hours in between alongside a friend, lunched with a different friend then sat together in the library reading a few hours more, dropped my bag off for repairs, saw the optician and read about the Dewey Decimal Classification and WebDewey while waiting, did some shopping, walked home. Tiresome day, but overall pleasant. Reached chapter six in Provenance Research in Book History.
In the past week, two people from my university have asked me to be their reference for job applications. I’m getting a great grade in something.
June Days of Productivity ; 1/30
Did a lot and very little at the same time today: I met up with a classmate and kept him company while he studied for an exam, spending my own time mapping out potential bookshop crawls for a friend’s birthday in August, answering e-mails and doing a bit of work. Then we lunched and headed to a quick meeting. I read a few pages of Provenance Research in Book History on the bus ride home.
i love you archival work. i love you alphabetizing. i love you sorting. i love you reshelving. i love you document restoration. i love you shelf reading. i love you inventorying. i love you analysis. i love you archival work.
Just a reminder as many of us start approaching finals:
Finals are a final exam, a test. Not a final verdict on knowledge or talent or promise or worth.
Study hard, do your best. But also congratulate yourself for getting this far, for all the hard work you have done to get to this point.
There is nothing to prove. You are already good enough, and there's nothing that can change that ❤️
I will get over this imposter syndrome. My opinions deserve to be heard & it’s okay to make mistakes too !
Your best is not the same as your 100%. It's okay to give as much as you CAN not as much as is humanly possible. Giving 100% all the time just leads to burn out.
I decided to make a bingo card to encourage specific activities throughout the month, beyond and in connection with my main goals. Feel free to use mine, or take this template to make your own!
June goals:
Rest!!
"Reset" (tidy up, clean, reorganise) my desk area post exam season!!
Talk to and hang out with my friends!!
Send a couple letters
Attend a few seminars
A workshop
And a few meetings
Bake for the casual end-of-year picnic I am co-hosting!
Do my self-imposed "summer curriculum"
Read at least one book not related to my field of study
Journal as needed (a practice I unfortunately keep neglecting)!
Mend my favourite shirt!!
And some socks!
Do some light tailoring on other garments!
Key:
Important! Extra important!! Added post scriptum Completed
Modelled after the gracious @learnelle's April Days of Productivity challenge, I propose June Days of Productivity.
My semester has concluded, yet there remains so many things that, without the illusion of expectation and structure motivating me to put in the work, would probably go untouched (unread books, pdfs wasting away in the Downloads folder, hobbies neglected in favour of daydreaming…). Whether you feel the same, need a push to get through the last month of your own semester, or just feel up to the challenge, I invite you to tag along.
The idea is simple:
Compile your June goals into one post, then mark each item as desired upon completion. This is mine.
Tag all your posts #june days of productivity, that way we can find each other. Daily, weekly, and sporadic updates are all acceptable.
Starting 1st June, do one thing every day to bring you closer to achieving your goals, however minor it might be. Rest is productive! So is connecting with nature, one's friends, family and pets.
Enjoy the journey! You can't fail as long as you are having fun.
On 30th June, we can congratulate ourselves for our dedication.
Additionally, I encourage everyone who participates to reflect on their month as it progresses. Pay attention to your habits and choices, what works and what might not, whether you are pushing yourself farther than you ought to or can stand to push yourself more, and so forth.
Reblog this post to spread the word, and comment with any questions that may arise.
I have one week left to polish my essays three (3) and the pressure is getting to me.
Migraine. 🫠
Also, to absolutely brag, I wrote 1300 of good, edited words in one day on a tight deadline and didn't even touch generative AI to do it. You don't need it; you can develop these skills! I'm not special.
shirt that says 'i ♡ writing 300 words of the worst prose known to mankind'
mhhmmm yea
I have one week left to polish my essays three (3) and the pressure is getting to me.
