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obakanosandoitchi · 9 months

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10-08-2023

today's themes were pancreatitis and pancreatic tumours.

went out for boba as a treat

#boba tea #pancreatitis #med student #uniblr #med studyblr #academic validation #medschool #productive #productive summer #medblr

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sunscreenstudies · 10 months

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🌞 How to Have a Productive Summer 🌞

Summer is here, and it's the perfect time to recharge, pursue your passions, and make the most of your well-deserved break. In this post, I'll share some tips on how to have a productive summer that balances relaxation and personal growth. Let's dive in and make this summer your most fulfilling one yet!

1️⃣ Set Meaningful Goals: Take some time to reflect on what you want to achieve during the summer break. Set specific, measurable, and realistic goals that align with your personal, academic, or career aspirations. Whether it's learning a new skill, reading certain books, or completing a project, clear goals will guide your activities.

2️⃣ Create a Schedule: Establish a flexible schedule that includes dedicated time for rest, recreation, and your chosen pursuits. Designate specific blocks for studying, pursuing hobbies, engaging in personal projects, and enjoying downtime. A well-planned schedule helps you stay organized and make the most of each day.

3️⃣ Learn Something New: Use the summer break to expand your knowledge and skills. Enroll in online courses, workshops, or tutorials to learn a new language, develop coding skills, or explore a subject that interests you. Continuous learning keeps your mind engaged and opens doors to exciting opportunities.

4️⃣ Read Widely: Dive into a diverse range of books that broaden your horizons and spark your imagination. Create a summer reading list that includes fiction, non-fiction, self-help, or any genre that captivates your interest. Reading helps improve vocabulary, critical thinking, and provides a much-needed mental escape.

5️⃣ Pursue Passion Projects: Allocate time to work on projects that ignite your passion and creativity. Whether it's writing, painting, photography, or starting a blog or YouTube channel, summer offers an opportunity to dedicate focused attention to your hobbies and unleash your creative potential.

6️⃣ Stay Active: Don't forget the importance of physical activity during your summer break. Engage in regular exercise, outdoor activities, or sports that you enjoy. Staying active not only benefits your physical health but also boosts your mood, energy levels, and overall well-being.

7️⃣ Explore Internship or Volunteer Opportunities: Consider internships or volunteer work that align with your career interests or passions. It's a fantastic way to gain hands-on experience, expand your network, and make a positive impact in your community.

8️⃣ Reflect and Journal: Dedicate time to self-reflection and journaling. Set aside moments to reflect on your personal growth, accomplishments, and lessons learned during the past year. Documenting your thoughts, ideas, and aspirations helps cultivate self-awareness and provides valuable insights for the future.

9️⃣ Take Time for Self-Care: Prioritize self-care and take care of your physical and mental well-being. Practice mindfulness, engage in relaxation techniques, get enough sleep, eat nourishing foods, and spend quality time with loved ones. Nurturing yourself ensures you have the energy and clarity to thrive.

🔟 Connect with Others: Summer is an excellent time to connect with friends, family, or like-minded individuals. Attend meetups, join study groups, or organize virtual hangouts to share experiences, exchange ideas, and foster a sense of community.

Remember, a productive summer doesn't mean eliminating relaxation or fun. It's about finding a balance that allows you to grow, explore, and enjoy the break. Embrace this season of rejuvenation and seize the opportunities that come your way! 🌞

#studyblr #summer productivity #productive summer #making the most of summer #summer ideas

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fishfingersandscarves · 4 months

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scene from the lion the witch and the wardrobe inspired by the west end cast

#my art #fishfingersandscarves #narnia #the lion the witch and the wardrobe #lww #lucy pevensie #mr tumnus #illustration #fire cw #id die to see this production but they closed this past summer...sobs

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starrystvdy · 8 months

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06.09.23 ⭐︎ 31/100 days of productivity

september heatwaves aren't gonna stop me from drinking hot coffee this time! the pumpkin spice syrup is out and its not going back away until november :)

#fr though it must be 30+ degrees in my room where was this heat in summer #studyblr #studyspo #mystuff #t.jpg #100dop #100 days of productivity

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wecandoit · 14 days

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12.04.24

i have a plethora of pictures to post on here so disclaimer these pics are probably weeks old. still love this damn song though. been journaling a LOT more and it is, indeed, good for the soul.

📖: Everything I Know About Love by Dolly Alderton | my review

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lottiestudying · 6 months

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21.10.2023—hit 10k words on my thesis today, slay. seeing the taylor swift concert film later, keen for that

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kingstooth · 25 days

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[guy who put a lot of thought into fantasy cuisines based on regional ingredients + cooking methods + class voice] i'm SO normal about food you guys have no idea

#this is peasant food but not impoverished food #so they get a little bit of variety but admittedly some of this is Special Occasions Food #they're in a primarily grassland biome w harsh winters dry summers and high winds and would have limited access to any kind of baking #so most food is steamed boiled or stewed!#there's also a large focus on keeping sheep so the peasant class would consume primarily sheep products #the kingdom specializes in textiles #food #king drew this #worldbuilding #*small correction the south has dry summers the interior and northern region do not #dnd

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the---hermit · 8 months

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Hobbies and planning to slowly get back into my productive routine).

04|09|2023

Today I finally sat down with my laptop and planned my university classes for the year. It's a task that gives me a lot of anxiety, so now that I have done it I feel like I am a little lighter. I will have to do this again in a month when I will be able to write down my plan officially on my uni's website, but this was needed for me to know when my classes will start, and what I will be studying. I am excited and intimidated at the same time. I still have no idea how half of these things will end up being, but I am learning to accept the fact that at the end of the day I can only do so much planning that is accurate, and the I have to readjust again amd again depending on lots of factors. Still having an outline in frint of me is very reassuring. I will be fully back on my study routine by the end of the month. I still have to plan my studying for an exam I have to work on by myself, so that might be one of my tasks for the next few days.

Chill hobbit summer activities of today:

Read in the morning

Worked on my class plan for the year, and more or less planned when I'd like to take exams during the year

Worked on my crochet project while listening to an audiobook

Irish proactice on duolingo

📖: The Dragon Republix by R.F. Kuang (I am switching between my physical copy and the audiobook at the moment. I feel like it's the best way for me to engage with this story right now. I am finding this book a bit slower than the first novel of the series, but that could definitely be a me thing because I flew through that other book. I am very much intrigued by the plot of this one, so I am looking forward to get into it a bit faster thanks to the audiobook)

#studyblr #studyinspo #book #bookblr #booklr #journal #journaling #chill hobbit summer #bujo #bullet journal #planning #studying #uniblr #productivity #knife gang #mine #the---hermit

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jesdamons · 1 year

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soundrooms · 1 month

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S A R A H S U M M E R S | Techno Bimbo Princess 💅🏻

Also ✨Octarella✨

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obakanosandoitchi · 8 months

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29-08-2023

these last few days have been crazy, I'm just trying to hang in there and keep being productive

#medblr #medblog #med studyblr #uniblr #productive #academic validation #med student #productive summer #studyblr

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sunscreenstudies · 10 months

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Making the Most of Summer!

Summer is finally here, and it's the perfect time to make the most of the sunny days, relaxation, and endless possibilities - so here are some tips on how to embrace personal growth while enjoying the well-deserved break!

Reflect on Your Goals: Take a moment to reflect on your personal, academic, or professional goals. Use this time to assess your progress, reassess your priorities, and set new objectives for the upcoming months. Whether it's improving study habits, exploring new subjects, or working towards career aspirations, clarity in your goals will guide your summer activities.

Create a Summer Bucket List: Make a list of activities, experiences, and adventures you want to accomplish during the summer. Include both academic and non-academic pursuits, such as reading certain books, learning new skills, visiting new places, or trying out new hobbies. A bucket list adds excitement and helps you make the most of your break.

Pursue Intellectual Curiosity: Feed your mind with knowledge and exploration. Dive into books, documentaries, podcasts, or TED Talks that captivate your curiosity. This is an excellent time to delve into topics you've always wanted to explore or dive deeper into subjects related to your academic or career interests.

Set Up a Summer Study Schedule: Create a flexible study schedule that allows you to maintain momentum and make progress during the summer break. Designate specific study hours each day or week, focusing on topics you want to delve into or areas that need improvement. A consistent study routine keeps your mind active and helps prevent learning loss.

Embrace Lifelong Learning: Engage in online courses, workshops, or webinars that expand your knowledge and skills. Platforms like Coursera, Udemy, or Skillshare offer a wide range of courses on various subjects. Take advantage of the summer break to develop new skills or deepen your understanding of topics that interest you.

Explore Nature and the Outdoors: Reconnect with nature by spending time outdoors. Take walks in the park, go hiking, have picnics, or simply bask in the beauty of the natural world. Being in nature reduces stress, boosts creativity, and provides a refreshing break from screens and academic pressures.

Build Meaningful Relationships: Strengthen your bonds with friends, family, or mentors during the summer break. Plan outings, have meaningful conversations, and create memories together. Meaningful connections enrich your life and provide a support system throughout your academic journey.

Practice Self-Care: Prioritize self-care and well-being. Take time to rest, recharge, and engage in activities that bring you joy and relaxation. Practice mindfulness, meditate, engage in hobbies, or pamper yourself with self-care rituals. A well-nurtured mind and body are essential for academic success.

Reflect and Journal: Dedicate time for introspection and self-reflection. Journal about your experiences, thoughts, and emotions. Use this opportunity to gain insights, track your personal growth, and set intentions for the future. Journaling helps foster self-awareness and creates a space for self-expression.

Embrace Spontaneity: Allow room for spontaneous adventures and experiences. Say yes to opportunities that come your way, try new activities, and step out of your comfort zone. Summer is a time of exploration and discovery, so embrace the unexpected and make unforgettable memories.

Remember, summer is a precious time to relax, recharge, and pursue personal growth. Find a balance between academic pursuits and leisure activities, allowing yourself to make the most of this transformative season. Here's to a summer filled with growth, joy, and unforgettable experiences! 🌞✨

#studyblr #summer #summer productivity #productive summer #summer bucket list

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odetteden · 2 years

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i find august to be so beautiful. there are still remains of summer engraved into the wind but in some time the summer breeze will be consumed by the coldness yet warmth of autumn’s spirit. autumn leaves will fall down like pieces into place whilst august will slip away like a bottle of wine.

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why-the-heck-not · 2 months

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ever think of a good job application sentence but it’s so fucking gross & hustle-culture that u refuse to be that person

#’’I believe that by hiring me we can spend a very productive/fruitful summer together!’’ fuck u fuck u i hope u get hit by a bus #physically can’t write that in my native language #bc im going to throw up #march 2024 #2024

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outsassing-nero · 3 months

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23.01.2024/ some pics i took on vacation :)

work is slowly picking up after the new year, so i'm quite busy all day, trying to still do some phd work along the way~

listening to: tvxq starlight

#studyblr #study blog #studying #booklr #reading #studyblr aesthetics #langblr #phdblr #gradblr #reading aesthetics #study set up #food #summer aesthetics #productive #productivity #100 days of productivity #brunchtime

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wecandoit · 7 days

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19.04.24

I quite like this setup of bujo but this book is about to run out of pages and I accidentally ordered a very mini new one online so idk if this is practical

📖: The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk

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