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28.02.2024 | Wednesday

2/100 Days of Productivity

Dragged myself kicking and screaming out of a mental health slump

Finally finished filling in all the forms I need to for my ADHD assessment (on Friday!)

Attended every lecture + took notes

Caught up with 2 weeks worth of Economic Decision Making (1 to go!)

1 week worth of Macroeconomics (3 to go!)

1 week worth if Public Economics (3 to go!)

Found out I have an internship for Easter (which is exciting but needs me to really buckle down and study now)

Found out I got a first for my Macro paper last semester :)

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28/02/2024 | Wednesday

2/30 New Years Momentum Challenge

"Share a photo of your study area!"

So one of the reasons it took so long for me to post this one (aside from like. Depression.) Is that I don't have a set study space!

Studying in my room kind of just exacerbates my mental health issues.

So instead I'm posting a picture of the most aesthetically interesting of the three libraries I like setting up camp in!

It's delightfully spooky and maze-like in a way that I think all libraries should be.

I got so lost looking for the toilet last night.

It has some really cool historical/artistic/information exhibits. (Creepiest guy ever under the cut.)

I love him.

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04.03.2024 | Monday

3/30 New Year's Momentum Challenge

"What does your ideal study plan look like for the week?"

Perfect question to get on a Monday!

I actually have a fairly empty week ahead, no lectures Monday or Tuesday and the only day I have social activities planned this week is Wednesday.

I'd like to focus on Microeconomics and Economic Decision Making this week.

The former because I have the most to cover for it.

The latter because I have a test next Wednesday.

I'm mainly just hoping to do a little bit everyday, and get to a point where I've watched all the relevant lecture recordings and taken notes.

It's early in the semester yet and my usual approach is to cover everything loosely first and then zero in on particular areas I find interesting and/or difficult.