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College Morning Routine
Hey guys, so after one semester of college, I’ve found a morning routine that works for me. Here’s how I start my mornings so I’ll have a productive day ☀
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Check out this YouTube video for more!
07•03•2019 - 3/100 days of productivity
studying some more voice disorders. sat at our big dining table for once, i should do this more often 🤓
I miss having free time to write in one of my millions of journals
Hi! I was wondering what pens and notebooks you use. Thanks!
my pens and notebooks are mainly from muji!
Your speech about public speaking is gorgeous wow! It's so beautifully written and really captures the true essence of the fear of public speaking :)
thank you so much! i was shaking when i gave that speech in front of my class haha
guess what happened five seconds after this picture?
February 14, 2017. Some tea, reading and writing. Study hard lovers!
Picture yourself, standing before a crowd of people, with a dry throat and your cheeks turning bright red. Your heart is pounding and thumping so hard in your chest you’re almost certain the people around you can hear it. You feel a little light-headed, like you’re not in your own body and this is not actually happening. To make sure, you dig your nails into your finger pads, and the slight pinch reassures you that this is very real and it is happening right now. Your heart pounds even faster at this realization and you feel like you’re suddenly radiating a lot of heat as you feel the flush of your cheeks spread across your entire face.
Just to be clear, you just pictured my entire existence of the past ten minutes and probably the next two. Speaking in public scares me to death, and I am deathly afraid right now.
I was always a shy kid, although I’ve cracked enough of my shell for shy to be the last word my friends would use to describe me. Not that they’ve every witnessed the way I grew up or the person I am at home. I never voiced my opinions as a child, or spoke up about anything; mainly because I did one, and then I was reprimanded for talking back to my parents. After that, I just kept my thoughts to myself.
Growing up in an environment where you can’t freely speak your mind really affects the way you behave in a setting where speaking up in encouraged, which is probably how I developed my fear of public speaking.
Picture yourself, standing in front of an auditorium of parents with your graduating class behind you. You won an art award and were told ahead of time to write down two sentences to say when you accepted the award. Two sentences, thats it. And yet the same thing is happening: your heart is pounding and your cheeks flush. Except this time, there’s a spotlight shining directly in your eyes and you can’t see anything. You panic and start to stutter. That was me in the sixth grade.
Now picture yourself sitting in your seat, voluntarily raising your hand and waiting to be called on. Remember, you voluntarily raised your hand. You want to be called on to answer the question. But inside, the same thing is happening: your heart is pounding and your cheeks flush, as you wait patiently for your teacher to scan the room to pick someone. Your name is called and you recite your answer the same exact way you’ve rehearsed it in your head for the past two minutes of waiting. And your heart rate speeds up as you take deep, slow breaths to calm yourself down. That is me in basically every class.
Now, for the last time, picture yourself standing before 200 people in the cafeteria, with a microphone in your hand as you are about to host an event for your organization. The DJ came late and there was no time for a soundcheck, so you’re just winging it without ever talking into a microphone before. The same thing happens: your heart is pounding and your cheeks flush. You try to hold the microphone far from your mouth, but then nobody can hear you. You’re forced to talk into the microphone and hear your own voice project back to you. That was me last year.
And now here I am, standing here, still alive and hopefully with pale cheeks and a steady heart rate, feeling much more confident than the person I was in the sixth grade. Feeling stronger than the person I am in class. Feeling braver than the person I was last year. But I am still deathly afraid.
– a.c, for my speech class
Happy 4th of July ❤ stay safe. have fun. thanks for 1k .
[08.07.16] just finished this week’s spread and some chemistry notes:) tried out a different layout with some motivational quotes! can’t believe we’re half way through 2016 already, keep up the good work everybody!
my july spread! 7 days in, but still good :)
12/04/16 || You can never have too many notebooks.
9:34 pm : haven’t posted in a very long time because nursing school has taken over my life. Currently making notes on surgical asepsis and wound care management.
6.21.16 • I made a travel diary for when I went to Charleston this past week. I made little descriptions of what I did each day that I can look back on in the future <3
6|23|2016 Happy Thursday everyone! Here’s an updated pic of my tbr list/2016 personal reading goal! I went to a cute local coffee shop yesterday and their cups were super cool so I washed the cup out and cut the designs off. Coffee and books go well together so that’s why I decided to put them on these pages. Have an amazing day and an even more amazing weekend!
June 25th {27/100}
Day 27 of my 100 days of productivity! I finally bought a Leuchtturm notebook! I’ve been wanted to get one for such a long time because the one I was previously using was kinda broken, and pages just fell out. So yeah, today I’m going to set up my bujo and make a plan for summer break.
