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[tiny-goals-tiny-dreams]

Long gone, but finally back!

Hi everyone!

I was gone for the entire month and I didn't expect that it would happen. I had many exams and duties during that time, which totally crushed me. During my semester break I already was going through a burnt out crisis - didn't do much but also didn't rest at all. I knew that I won't be able to post here, cause guilt was hitting me a little bit too much. It usually happens to me, when the task is too overwhelming.

I accomplished a lot, while I was gone:

passed all my exams: laryngology, forensic medicine

passed pharmacology retake, which was rather on the harder side (many people failed)

finished neurology rotation with a nice exam option

presented my case on rheumatology conference

prepared for presenting my tuberculosis case from infectious diseases (keep your fingers crossed, results on 10th of April)

got new cases to present from rheumatology and my article is in the making!

finished chosing a dedicated moderator for my study room!

Now I feel like my life is a little bit more peaceful and I can finally focus more on my studies, in the way that I wanted to.

I also wanted to review my month in terms of goals I set 1 month ago (which I am sure it won't be much progress).

I didn't increase my calorie goal as I planned - I think I increased to 240 kcal activity around a week ago. I didn't reach my activity goal for 22 days since 15th of Feb till today. There where days where I almost closed the circle but somehow I didn't have the motivation to be a little bit more active at the end of the day. I want to keep this 240 kcal goal until the end of March and then I will again try to increase by 10 every 2 weeks (but I need to stick with closing the circle)

since 15th of Feb I was in the gym 3 times, if things will go alright I should be able to go 5 times this month (which is already such an improvement, since I was there twice in Feb)

Hmm with Duolingo I did keep my streak, but I defo didn't spend 10 minutes everyday and I also didn't mark that habit. I also think about whether learning Hindi has any sense since my friends tell me that it's not worth it and Duo Hindi is pretty bad. I will try to continue my 10 mins daily Japanese Duo and think about what to do with Hindi.

I didn't do meditation, or the cleaning and decluttering 15-mins routines - there are probably days when I did clean, but I didn't really pay attention to that.

I also didn't take almost any picture, since the level of stress was too high and I limited going out a lot. I streamed on Twitch once but then I was busy with exams and I found it distracting. I want to start doing daily updates here again and also plan a few streams (like 1 per week) so that I can build up my skill and be more regular

Unfortunately I didn't really read any non-medical book or didn't even start and at the same time I didn't explore more nature. I also didn't go out with my bf...

I still want to continue with the goals I set for myself last month, the lesson that I am getting from this month is that when exams are coming my other goals are pushed aside and I tend to feel really overwhelmed and stressed, to the point when I can't really tame my emotions. I still did succeed in academic life, so that's alright, but I want to prioritise myself more.

The weather is getting warmer and sunnier, so the motivation to go outside is getting bigger as well! I hope I will be able to move more and eat more healthily. I also want to focus more on reducing the amount of processed food that I consume and be more mindful about eating in general.

To summarise - my goals for the next month are:

go to the gym 8 times (in April) and go 5 times in March (I already went 1 so far) [make sure I plan in my calendar when I go, so it's more likely that I move my butt]

keep completing my daily step goals (increase on 1st and 15th of April)

Duo Japanese for 10 mins daily

add the number of hours I studies to the daily recap

start meditating again

daily 15 mins of cleaning at the end of the day

daily 15 mins of digital cleaning

add more pictures to my recaps (try to start with one per day)

stream at least 1 time per week

read a non-medical book for 30 mins - let's try once per week during the weekend

try to explore nature - go for a dedicated trip once per 2 weeks

publish my infectious diseases article

go on 2 outside dates with my boyfriend (already planned 1 outing to the theathre!)

take better care of my oral higiene

make significant progress with my other scientific papers:

publish my infectious diseases tuberculosis case (or prepare everything if I get chosen for the conference)

prepare a paper for the second infectious diseases case

prepare a good draft of the article about APS

apply for this years scientific conferences (in the making)

focus on my LEK exam daily prep

complete my daily neuro and anesthesio reading every day

I also want to start sharing my goals here again - I will also add screenshot with my completed tasks at the end of the day(I started using Excel with friends for that).

Thanks for reading and see you more regularly from now on! Biee! (≧ω≦)

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[nitesh-123n]

Unlock Telugu: Your Guide to Learning with Ease

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[southasianlanguages]

Resource List for Learning Hindi

Hello! Do you want to learn Hindi but don't know where to start? Then I've got the perfect resource list for you and you can find its link below! Let me know if you have any suggestions to improve it. Here is what the resource list contains;

"Handmade" resources on certain grammar concepts for easy understanding.

Resources on learning the Devanagri script.

Websites to practice reading the Devanagri script.

Documents to enhance your Hindi vocabulary.

Notes on Colloquial Hindi.

Music playlists

List of podcasts/audiobooks And a compiled + organized list of websites you can use to get hold of Hindi grammar!

HINDI RESOURCE LIST

HINDI RESOURCE LIST Join SOUTH ASIAN LANGUAGES FOR TAKING PART IN REGULAR CLASSES! https://discord.gg/H2Cj6gP6RW This resource list contain

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What languages do you feel like there aren’t many good resources for?

From my experience, I would say Farsi and Hindi.

*Sighs in uncommonly studied language*

[linghelpsite]

In today's update, we've added pages for Amharic, Hakka, Vietnamese, Welsh and Wenzhounese resources, and have added resources to the Akan, Albanian, Bengali, Catalan, Czech, Dutch, English, Estonian, Evenki, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Swedish and Tamil pages! Go here to start learning!

[savgogh]

cozy vocab in Hindi

inspired by @malteseboy​ ‘s  cozy vocab in Maltese

Nouns

किस (f) - kiss

फ़िल्म (f) - movie

स्वेटर (m) - sweater

तकिया (m) - pillow

कॉफ़ी (f) -  coffee

मोज़े (m) - socks

किताब (f) - book

आराम (m) - comfort

कंबल (m) - blanket

झपकी (f) - nap

अँगीठी (f) - fire place

बिल्ली (f) /  बिल्ला (m) - cat

गर्मी (f) - warm

सितारे (m) - stars

चाय (f) - tea

मोमबत्ती (f) - candle

झप्पी (f) - hug

Verbs

छाती से लगाना - to cuddle (to hold one close)

चुम्मा देना - to kiss

गले लगना - to hug

ध्यान रखना - to take care (of someone)

लेटना - to lie down

पढ़ना - to read

सोना - to sleep

आराम करना - to rest

Adjectives

कोमल - soft

नाज़ुक - delicate

मीठा - sweet

आरामदायक - comfortable

गरम - warm