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How To Be Productive After School
i’m now a senior in high school so i know how procrastination can be a killer. I found out what works and what doesn’t, so in this video i go over tips on how you can be more productive after school.
bullet journal pages from march to may with cursive headers, i have a tutorial on how to improve your cursive, it’s on my YouTube channel @studywithinspo
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my artsy little guide+video to help you get a 36 on ACT Math (or at least improve your score) // hope this helps
@studywithinspo —> check out my (youtube)
Whenever i take notes, i love to stick to a theme: it makes studying more fun and less boring. These are some i made for my biology class
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Hey long time no post. It’s basically the summer and this might be out of the blue but I’m opening up an art and stationery store. All guess what!! The profits earned are going to be donated to a variety of charities (the first one is going to be the Trevor Project, to help prevent suicide among Lgbt+ members, and also UNICEF) So if you have any coins saved up, the first 2 items that I’m selling are enamel pins (classic red rose and a Neapolitan rainbow), that are going to cost $8.00.
You can buy them on my etsy shop: “imprintUSA"
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HOW TO GET AHEAD IN SCHOOL: some tips on making your school life easier and less stressful. Plus I mention an online school to get school credits during the summer to lighten your workload: american high school
Omg so I made these notebooks from sketchbooks and I am so proud of them. I couldn’t really find any that I liked so I decided to make my own. (especially my Tom Riddle Diary) I’m actually going to give that one to my sister as a present because she is a huge Harry Potter fan (as am I) but I think she would like it better. I followed a youtube video by Sea Lemon.
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currently working in my new planner from my amazing friend @procrastina-tears
I’ve only been working on the past days so far because I just don’t like having empty space. I am very happy with it so far :)
Also the planner is byban.dō
| 28.02.19 |minimalistmonthly setup
| 10.10.2018 | fall-themed weekly
04.10.18 // 9:44 AM
It’s the 100th day of the year today! I had exams last week so I hardly had any time to touch my planner and journal. Thank goodness for brush lettering and stickers to make my pages less dull.
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12.25.17 // 9:45 PM
It’s Christmas so I’m not studying, but still writing (mostly in my journal and planner). So instead of notes, here’s my almost-daily carry: a Traveler’s Notebook Passport (which also doubles as my wallet), a Pilot Decimo (my absolute favorite fountain pen), and a Tools to Liveby tote bag.
Happy Holidays, everyone! ✨
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12.22.17 // 1:59 PM
I haven’t really been updating in a while. Finally done with my first semester of third year med! I’m on my last vacation ever so I’ve been pretty busy, but the good kind of busy. I hope everyone’s having a productive December!
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10.23.17 // 10:54 PM
What a way to start the week. It’s been a crazy Monday from this side of the world.
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10.04.17 // 10:29 PM
Trying to stay on top of things with my chronodex! How do you keep track of your time?
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09.30.17 // 1:59 PM
Productive Saturdays are my fave. Bike-run training in the morning, coffee and studying in the afternoon. I hope everyone’s having a great weekend! ✨
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09.19.17 // 12:03 PM
Finally done with exams for the month but all the quizzes and papers are starting to pile up. Can third year med just please chill???
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09.12.17 // 8:56 AM
It’s going to be a long day, so I started the morning with a little note to self. Wishing everyone a productive Tuesday!
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09.08.17 // 12:59 PM
Crunch time! It’s the weekend before exams and there’s still so much to cover, but I’m buzzing with energy so it’s time to get productive!
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09.04.17 // 7:29 PM
We’ve had so many holidays these past few Mondays that I’m not used to Monday classes anymore. Today’s not particularly good either, but that’s the thing about med school—you gotta suck it up and keep moving forward because there are bigger problems for the next day.
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08.02.17 // 6:43 PM
A month into third year of med school and I’m just so drained. I’m not sure where I’m gonna get the energy to power through the rest of the year.
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07.31.17 // 5:06 PM
Officially the last day of summer! Working on my calligraphy before everything gets too busy with med. I hope I can still find the time to sneak some writing in the chaos of studying.
I hope everyone’s having a lovely Monday!
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07.10.17 // 3:32 PM
It’s been a while! Haven’t been posting much because I’m still on vacation for 3 more weeks, but hello again! I decided to break my silence since a certain anon asked me about my fountain pens. I still have a couple more in storage, but right now, these are the ones I have in rotation. They’re nothing fancy, but I love them still. I used a Zig Cocoiro Letter Pen in extra fine for the brush lettering on top.
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05.20.17 // 7:42 AM
Most days, I don’t really know what I’m doing. But as my man, @neil-gaiman, once said, “When things get tough, this is what you should do—make good art.”
I love med school (well, most days), but it gets exhausting. So I’m grateful I have the opportunity to take a break and do other things that I love.
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05.09.17 // 2:42 PM
Sometimes I sketch and journal to take a break from studying med.
Summer’s almost here! Just one more day of exams then I can focus more on art and triathlon. I hope everyone’s doing great! ✨
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Neuroscientist captures an MRI of a mother and child
Professor Rebecca Saxe (MIT) has taken the first ever MR image of a mother and child.
“This picture is an MR image of a mother and a child that I made in my lab at MIT. You might see it as sweet and touching… an image of universal love. We can’t see clothes or hairstyles or even skin colour. From what we do see, the biology and the brains, this could be any mother and child or even father and child at any time and place in history; having an experience that any human can recognise.
Or you might see it as disturbing, a reminder that our human bodies are much too fragile as houses for ourselves. MRI’s are usually medical images and often bad news. Each white spot in that picture is a blood vessel that could clog, each tiny fold of those brains could harbour a tumour. The baby’s brain maybe looks particularly vulnerable pressed against the soft thin shell of its skull.
I see those things, universal emotions and frightening fragility but I also see one of the most amazing transformations in biology.”
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was in a random bookstore when i found this journal.
