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[eudaimonia-111]

may 4, 2019// elated. im graduating saturday.

dec 2019// so ya’lll this has been in my drafts since May 2019 and it’s almost 2020 which is absolutely insane!!! anyways i finally graduated with a b.s. in biomedical sciences and I’m currently scribing and studying for the MCAT! planning to apply to med school in 2020 so big things are truly coming and I’m absolutely terrified and excited!! but anyways i just wanted to reach out on here and update ya’ll and also ask if studyblr was still a thing??? if soooo i can most definitely pull together some new content in 2020!!

Lmk in the comments below or reblog/like so i know you are still active!!!! 💓💓

[eudaimonia-111]

1.9.19 // 4:43 pm. crown brew🌿

[eudaimonia-111]

February 10, 2019 / 4:00 pm. got a 100% on my herbal medicine exam, so so happy!! 🌿

[theselfhelphipster]

Whether you’re a part-time employee, an entrepreneur, a nine-to-fiver, a student with a job or anything in between or beyond these options, work is an integral part of your life.

Unless you have a trust fund (call me), there’s no way around it: You gotta do something to make money.

And it’s nice to be good at it. So here’s how to not suck at your job.

[theselfhelphipster]

Normally I’d save this type of crap for personal blog posts like month in reviews or gratitude lists but it is such a great source of joy and productivity it deserves its own article. See my new work space here. 

[theselfhelphipster]

"Whether you’re a part-time employee, an entrepreneur, a nine-to-fiver, a student with a job or anything in between or beyond these options, work is an integral part of your life.

Unless you have a trust fund (call me), there’s no way around it: You gotta do something to make money.

I respect the notion “do what you love”, sure. But I respect “do what you need to do/suck it up if you have to” even more.

I believe that you can do what you love, and there will STILL be parts of your job and periods in your career where you go “fuck this sucks.” You’re just gonna have to suck it up for those parts.

Work is work. There is something that needs to be done, and someone is paying you to do it.

If you like it all the time, good on you mate. If you don’t, join the club.

But you know what makes your job more fun? Even when it’s not your favorite thing to do? Not sucking at it.

Being good at something makes you enjoy doing it.

(It’s what made me love school. I could have gone pro if I hadn’t blown out my knee.)"

Anyway. Here’s a couple of tips on how not to suck at your job.How Not To Suck At Your Job

[ad-mission-blog-blog-blog]

If you guys could do me a huge, huge favor

Reblog this with any SAT online resources you know of!  A list of grammar rules they test, a masterpost of the kinds of math they ask about, vocab, tips and tricks, how to do better on the essay, etc.!  I'm  freaking out about the SAT because I really, really need to do well.  I'll compile this all into a big masterpost for everyone!  

Please, appblr community, come together for this!

[successobsessed]

do you really think that success is habit????!!!!:-$

Well, like many quotes it's open to interpretation. But there is a similar quote that can help to show what I think it means:”Success is the sum of small efforts - repeated day in and day out.” - Robert CollierEssentially, I believe that success doesn’t just appear overnight, or isn’t brought on by some big action on your part. I think it’s a result of forming good “habits” that will get you there, and putting in the work every day.It isn’t like winning the lottery, where you just buy a ticket and get lucky. It’s more like climbing your way to the top of a mountain before you can enjoy the view.