tuesday 1.27.2026. i got to watch an en banc oral argument today, which is cool bc apparently this court hasn't had one in like a decade. i made guac when i got home and then tried to read workers' comp for tomorrow but i'm so tired (and i'm also really angry with myself bc i broke something from my childhood) so i only got through 1 case. but yk what, i spent 6 hours on my assignment after watching the en banc panel so i was productive enough.
idk if anyone has already done this for studyblr, but i keep on seeing my favorite booktubers doing this but for reading time and it always looked so fun!
so starting today, i'll be facing the consequences of being glued to my phone /jk bc im only doing this bc my screentime was decent last week lol
i'll be updating yall at the following morning (so starting tomorrow) - hopefully i manage to study even more than the stipulated time since i have a test in 2 weeks that i have to study for😅. i'll also be keeping tabs on that day's screen time, and also the normal stuff
Today wasn’t super productive, but I’m happy that I hit 1,000 words. I only need 2,000 more and then my last two assignments are done! I know what I need to write, so I’m hopeful about getting them done soon... I desperately need time to prepare for my exam on the 16th, as it may change a lot about my future in France. I also have my first ‘training to be a trainer’ session tomorrow, and a long volunteering shift too. I’m thankful to have this challenge to motivate me to keep going, the work will get done! 🫶
I was in a study slump for the past few days so decided to do a productivity challenge. It's my first time doing it here on Tumblr and i feel pretty good with the amount of material I got covered up today. Day#1 was productive. Hope to study more in the coming days.
🍋 mostly for zesty to inspire herself not to give up now, but you can definitely use it too 💛
in case you're confused, this is not a kpop masterlist, this man is just the physical manifestation of my mental state at all times, but especially during a challenge 😅
🚶♀️normal mode🚶♀️
🌠 30 days of productivity
🤎 30 days of intentionality
💪 30 day workout challenge
🌏 30 day CJK langblr challenge
☀️ ghibli summer challenge
🌕 monthly themes
🎄 12 days of christmas
🖕 fuck-it february // february is for finishing
🍎 back to school // era recap
🐈⬛ little witch girl // era recap
🍨 nine delights november // winter arc
💎 seventeen carat 💎
🥕 17 Sanity Challenge (13 Days to Final Exams and Comeback)
🛴 Going Seventeen Challenge (82 Days to Japan Holiday)
🖤 FML challenge (17 days to respond to my mental health emergency)
Hi everyone! I've been doing this challenge called 30 days of intentionality (30doi) and I thought I'd explain how I'm doing it in case anyone wants to join in! I have no prompts for this one bc it is by nature quite personal.
THE CHALLENGE
Similar to the 30 days of productivity challenge, this one is really open to interpretation. Anyone can do it and mold it however they like, I'm just here to give a little bit of guidance to those who need it.
For me, intentions include 'keeping in good health', 'studying for my dream job', 'working towards my career', 'maintaining and building good friendships'.
If you're unsure about how to format your posts, this is what i include:
- date
- intentions (if you make these vague, it's a good idea to elaborate on how you plan to achieve your intentions)
- a recommendation (current reads, songs, movies, videos, etc)
- reflection
- tags with #30doi
here's an example of one of my 30doi posts for reference
other notes:
I usually update my post throughout the day, crossing out the stuff I've done and adding in a reflection before bed if i can.
You can do this challenge manually, I sometimes write my intentions down on paper for a few days and then transcribe (you don't have to transcribe)
This challenge should be for you, don't worry about posting consistently, or making your posts pretty. the important thing is that you are being intentional with your day.
Even if you don't physically post or write your intentions, try to think to yourself what they might be each day, and try your best to meet those.
Off-days are okay, in fact, they are what make this challenge a real challenge. if you're just running on the momentum of having had a perfect streak, there's no difficulty in this
Tag your posts under the tag #30doi so that others can see your posts and interact (including me)
if you want a reblog, i track the tag #heydilli which can be used for non-challenge posts too
That's all I can think of for now, but like I said, the 30doi is open to interpretation and i am by no means taking credit for 'creating' the challenge. like i mentioned for the 30dop, i don't really believe these challenges can be created. Below the cut is a rant about intentionality and my reasons for doing this challenge if you want to have a read.
Hope to see your posts and progress,
xx dilli 🤍
What is intentionality?
We all know what intentions are—your purpose and meaning behind doing something. Intentionality is bigger, it is "the structure which gives meaning to experience." Intentionality is your capacity to have intentions.
Having intentions governs how you perceive every experience you have. Take this example: if your intention for tonight is to wind down and relax, settling down in front of the TV will be viewed as a way to rest, reset, recover. If however, your intention for tonight is finish up uni work, watching TV will be viewed as a way that you procrastinate and avoid doing your work. Your perception of anything, then, is informed by your intentions.
Without intentions, anything that you do can seem pointless. I often have a never-ending list of assignments, but if I don't actively intend to do work, watching Youtube all night doesn't seem like a bad thing—after all, it's not like I intended to do anything else with my time.
Why am I doing this challenge?
Lately I find myself moving through my daily routine rather mindlessly. I do a bit of schoolwork here, a bit of mindless scrolling there, but I don't really know why I'm doing these things. I have goals that I'm working towards, but they seem distant and unaffected by my day-to-day choices. In reality, though, the choices that I make every day are what determine whether I reach my goals, where I will be and what kind of person I am in five or ten or however many years. By setting intentions, I will make it clear what I should be doing and why it is important that I do it. The idea is that by merely logging my intentions and results over these 30days, I will subconsciously be predisposed to fulfil those intentions
