#prodcutivity

[the---hermit]

Old picture, but for some reason I really like this one. (And today I didn't manage to take any new pretty pictures).

27|08|2022

Productivity things I did today:

worked in the morning

started reading Goblin Market by Christina Rossetti

wrote a review of Cursed Bunny by B. Chung (that I will post soon)

finished and annotating the article I started to work on yesterday

wrote notes on said article in my thesis notebook

started reading and annotating yet another article

planned a non-fiction read that I think might be helpful for my thesis

practiced Irish on duolingo

Self care things I did today:

got dressed up

payed attention to eating slowly

did breathing exercises

journaled

[the---hermit]

14|01|2022

Today my focus while studying was again quite trembling, but on a positive note I had a great writing session during my lunch break. I can't wait to finish writing the short story I am working on. I also read in one sitting the third volume of The Sandman series, and since I have also finished with my rereading of The Song Of Achilles I am left wondering on what I should pick next. I think I mentioned it in my 22 book in 2022 tbr, but there's a lot of big books I'd like to read, that I put off because I am intimidated by them. I am considering a slow approach with my copy of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by D. Adams. The edition I own basically has all the books (or most of them, honestly I am not sure) all togheter in one big book. So I was thinking I might approach it as separate books, by starting to read the first one, then moving on on something else, and then go back to it as if I did not have this huge copy. I am not a fan of these big editions with a bunch of novels inside, because as I said I rarely tend to pick up big books, but this was a present so I can't do much about it.

myhoneststudyblr's winter studying challenge // 14th January- What was your favourite thing about winter this year?

I can't believe this is the last day of the challenge! My favourite thing about this winter, was probably the first (and only, untill now) snow we had in my town. Other than that I ama also happy I got to have a few walks in the woods even if it was quite cold. These are very small things, but I always appreciate them.

🎵: abcdefu covered by Rain Paris

📖: The Sandman vol.3 - Dream Country by Neil Gaiman

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[habilissblog-blog]

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Though boundaries separate us, we understand the norms and laws of other countries. This time Habiliss virtual assistant assisted a blog writer in a federal prison camp carrying out his requirements which included getting permission from the prison

[tinyfixes-blog1]

I read 15 books this year on happiness, productivity, and success — here are the most meaningful insights I've taken away

In 2016, I read a ton about psychology and behavioral sciences. These are the lessons that stuck with me.

[azariaspace]

Today I took my AP Lit exam, did late math homework, took a math quiz, went with my mom to pick up the coat she’d left at the car repair shop, cleaned my room a bit, secured an internship for my thesis, created my first spreads in my bujo for 2016 (one of the first six months and one of the first week), filed my nails, and rewrote my math notes.  I’m going to finish my math homework and rewrite a few more pages of notes, then shower and go to bed.  One more day.

Day 3 of 100 | 100 Days of Productivity

[johnpalisano]

HOW DO YOU FIND TIME TO WRITE?

HOW DO YOU FIND TIME TO WRITE?

HOW DO YOU FIND TIME TO WRITE?

We all live busy lives. Every single one of us. With the amount of distraction out there, it seems there’s even less time than ever to devote to a craft you love. People have classes, families, work, and every bit of life commitment towering above their time to write.

Last night, at a Halloween party, me and a few friends were discussing this very issue. My…

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