#study motivaton

[scientiarum]

april 1, 2020: 1/100 Days of Productivity

what i accomplished:

exercised

took notes over two math lectures

finished up my history flashcards

took history midterm (time lapse)

attended a virtual literature lecture

made a healthy dinner

cleaned up my room a lot

i hope you have a wonderful day!!!

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[produtivities]

10/19/2020 | monday | day 2/100

hii everyone! these pictures are of my favorite dying plant to study by on campus and study area. i miss them so much, and the motivation that comes with studying outside of the home. today was a hard day for motivation, and because of my depresson the past few weeks i fell behind on reading in my healthcare ethics class and have 3 chapters to catch up on for my midterm :( but i just have to keep telling myself i can do it! i was supposed to study outside but it’s been snowing all day and we’re expecting a blizzard tomorrow!

goals completed today

ive only gotten one hour of studying done so far, but i’m going to catch up on a chapter after posting this and finish off the last hour

i organized my bedside table today! i can’t wait for my study supplies from romwe and succulents from amazon to come in to make my areas a little cozier!

[study4engineering]

Take mental health days

Take one day off studying. For me it's Tuesday. I don't get much done on Tuesdays anways bc of my lecture schedule.

1. Sleep for 8+ hours

2. Go for a run, stretch whatever floats your boat. Be physically active and go outside (you need that vitamin D )

3. Eat food that really fuels your body

4. relax

I'm so unmotivated after a whole weekend of studying and an exhausting Monday but after my mental health day (actually it's just a mental health morning and noon ) I feel so pumped to study again and rock that semester !

[theselflearner]

3/31/2017

[studyingboookworm]

01.02.2017 // January’s study notes

[emilystudiespsychology]

4/100 Days of Productivity: I got a lot done today! I analyzed data for about two hours, picked up my psychology textbooks from the bookstore, cleaned my apartment, reviewed the syllabus for my social psych class, and worked on my bullet journal. Tomorrow is the first day of classes, so I’m going to try to get to bed early :)

[tryingfor100times]

[trashtrophysics]

I am taking a small study break to post this, but tonight I am spending my time in the library. Already I have:

 -   An hour of physics studying

 -  My Anthropology reading (and response)

 -  My Computer Programming reading (and reading quiz)

And now all I need to do is study some calculus, work on my calculus homework, and make sure I do my calculus reading. (Only the reading is actually due tomorrow) I still need to complete my application forms for Research, but I will probably try to work on that once I am back in my room. Did I complete everything I wanted to do this weekend?

No, not exactly. But I want to teach myself to hold myself to lower expectations. It may not be possible for me to do ALL of the chapter review questions in the back of my physics textbook in a day, or even half of them. That may be disappointing, but it doesn’t mean I will fail. I’m still human, and I need to remember that it is okay that I don’t do everything on my list. My expectations are often very unrealistic for even a robot to accomplish. But I call this a win.

Instead of giving up and calling it a night I am working away in the library, trying to be a little more responsible and make myself a little more comfortable with myself.  And I am! It might seem a little dumb, but I want give myself this small celebration.

Now It is time to get back to work.

Signing Off!