murder them with success

Nadh | 20 year old girl trying to motivate herself to study by following studyblrs🌈Feel free to talk to me about absolutely anything 🙆🏻 Occupational Therapy student in Coventry University

[flowerais-deactivated20211031]

June

reading in the library

self love and knowing your worth

waking up earlier

letting people know u appreciate them

spending more time with your friends

believing that you can achieve things

feeling sunlight warm your face

making the bed every morning

being softer and kinder

baby steps to being a better version of yourself

paying more attention to little details

[caramel-study-deactivated202011]

Studying anatomy! 🤙

If you use forest app would like to study together using a code? Let me know! 💫

[lame-studies]

35/50 days of exam prep

I only have one photo of today because once I was set up I pretty much didn’t move, trying to get through everything I need to for my exams on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

[booksareneat]

This is a little blog for my study motivation, my own work, books i read, and many other things in-between. A little about myself. I’ve moved schools 6 times and am now settled into a school with the remainder of Year 11 and Year 12 to go. I plan to go to university and study a degree in Doctor of Medicine. I love reading, music, and art. I struggle sometimes to push myself to work but i’m gradually getting better. At school I study Biology, Chemistry, French, Drama, Maths B and English. That’s all for now :) 

[safaaach]

The pain of self disciplining yourself is better than the pain of regret 

[ashtralian]

[fiercelittlestudyblr]

10.5.19 I finished my essay. I ended up writing 3'200 words in 2 days. It’s my last ever essay! I also went to my last ever seminar this afternoon for exam revision. I think I deserve the evening off, but I’m starting to feel that revision guilt. XxEmily

[iamdreamingagain]

Academic cycle of hell

Step 1: searches for specific bit of information.

Step 2: proceeds to find a book/article which is not helpful to the initial search but has some other interesting bit of information within it.

Step 3: spends next hour researching the new point and making notes.

Step 4: finally realises that the first point has been neglected and goes back to search it.

Step 5: immediately repeats step 2, 3 and 4.

[alexaloraetheris]

These callouts are getting hella personal.

[mutedtempest]

Pft youre grand, this is how I managed to get my master’s and I think it’s a lot more common than we think it is xD

[bruwho]

@booksandpeonies

[acadeamic]

02.06.19. feels good to be active again:-) here’s some AP bio notes!

[stillstudies]

things are changing fast, and the anxiety is kicking in. lately I’ve been trying to figure out the difference between leading with positivity and setting your expectations too high to be realistic. I still don’t know the answer. but what I do know is that a support system is essential to your success. and I’m hoping that one day I’ll feel just comfortable in who I am as they are of me. and know that what/who I am is more than enough.

I’m not there yet. don’t worry, though- I’m working on it.

[lovenotereminders]

Friendly reminder: when people say ‘as long as you tried your best’ it doesn’t mean ‘the best you could possibly have done ever’ it means ‘the best you were capable of at the time.’ Sometimes ‘trying your best’ is just getting out of bed in the morning. Just because you weren’t working yourself to the bone doesn’t mean you weren’t trying your best. 

[archidemia]

Statistics // a few weeks ago

(I’m actually doing an internship at the moment to help me decide on my new major.)

[modernchild-deactivated20200213]

@ my work place where no work ever gets done

[clara-studies-deactivated202109]

05.04.19

happy april and happy friday!

today, i was quite productive: i worked out, wrote an essay of 1700 words, sent two emails which i’ve been procrastinating, and made a birthday card for my dad! i still want to finish an essay of 400 words before tonight. and that wraps up my to-do list for today!

sending positive thoughts, a warm mug of your favorite beverage (spring herbal tea for me), and your favorite snack bar (nakd blueberry muffin)! ☕️

[clara-studies-deactivated202109]

09.05.2019

waking up to sunshine, eating all the fruits for breakfast, and then settling down to study ethics. the treat of being able to wield your time how you wish, brought to you by revision period :)

[elleroseblogs]

Sometimes self care is studying for that test. Sometimes it’s cleaning your room. Sometimes it’s having that conversation you’re afraid of having, confront that person you’re afraid to confront. Sometimes it’s not just wrapping yourself up in a blanket and relaxing. Sometimes instead, it’s taking action against the problem.