so I started writing a December study challenge...
anyone have anything they’d specifically like to see? (or even not like to see?)
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so I started writing a December study challenge...
anyone have anything they’d specifically like to see? (or even not like to see?)
December study challenge!
I was looking for a study challenge recently, and it was quite difficult to find one. Most of them were more like "what to post this month". I was only interested by this one posted by @ambitiouslylearning. I liked the idea but I didn’t like all the challenges so I made my own!
You can do the same challenge if you want but I would highly recommend to make your own because we don’t all have the same goals. If you want to do this challenge too you can use the tag #claraschallenge !
Of course everything is not related to studying. I planned really easy challenges for the days I know I will be busy.
1- Plan your day. Try following that plan! What is helpful? Should you do that more often?
2- Finish a task long before its due date. Be proud of it!
3- Do math (or any other subject) exercices to train yourself.
4- Think of Christmas presents for your family and friends.
5- Turn off your phone for the entire day.
6- Create/change your study routine.
7- Don’t snooze! Get up now.
8- Read for at least 45 minutes.
9- Study Spanish (or whatever language you’re learning) for 40 minutes.
10- Think about your long-term goals. Write them!
11- Think about your biggest distractions and find a way to avoid them.
12- Time log your day. How long were you distracted?
13- Use the pomodoro technique today!
14- Create a morning routine / Change the order of things in your morning routine (start with a shower instead of breakfast for example)
15- Tidy up - organize your study notes.
16- Play piano for 1 hour.
17- Read again the notes your wrote in class today. Learn them now! Don’t wait for the test.
18- Delese useless apps on your phone.
19- Try working right after class.
20- Write out your worries / meditate / anything that can help you before studying. Was it easier to work than yesterday?
21- Start thinking about your resolutions for the New Year! What did you find useful during this challenge?
22- Clearn everything! Your bedroom, your bathroom, clean better than you ever did!
23- What motivates you? Create a vision board, try finding a routine that motivates you, etc.
24- Do yoga for at least 35 minutes.
25- Enjoy! Merry Christmas <3
"There are some things that are just not in your control.
However, the way those things will affect you are."
My advice to everyone. (If there is one thing I've learned in 2017 that I want to share with everyone it's this one)
get excited! i’ve got a super extensive bujo masterpost coming your way tomorrow!, followed by a really cool studyblr challenge the next day! watch this space!
edit: bujo masterpost is up now!
edit: minimalist studyblr challenge is up now!
Day 1
December study challenge: play piano for 1 hour
Okay, hmm, that day was a mess. I didn't sleep well and I was quite sick so I used it as an excuse not to work. So I've already changed the order of challenges haha! So day 2 will be "plan your day" which was supposed to be on day one. I'll do my best for day 2!
Rate your day: 4/10
Day 2
December study challenge: plan your day
This day was much more productive than day 1! I didn't do everything that I planned but I really think it has helped me a lot because I knew exactly what to do. That was not perfect, I started to give up at the end of the afternoon but I can be proud of my work. That's a success!
Rate your day: 7/10
Day 3
December study challenge: do maths exercises
Wow, I hadn't done my math exercises in weeks, maybe in months. I didn't feel really productive except that but I'm happy I did this! It actually helps a lot to have a specific goal for the day, because even if you weren't that productive it really motivates you to do that one thing that you planned.
I wanted something else than hot chocolate today, so I made this "recipe" which is hot milk with some sugar, cinnamon and an egg, that was sooo good ♡
Rate your day: 5/10
Studyblr December challenge: December 3rd/My study space. It’s not as neat and cute as some of the ones I’ve seen here one tumblr but I like it. I got my favorite eeveelutions behind my laptop and a photo of my baby kitty Lucy from when I was a kid.