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most engineering guys aint hot tho, js

i dont believe it but i actually really like learning about science concepts and engineering and actually see myself here. really nice and grounded people, too, except the assholes with an ego.

Other ppl music is about performing and stuff so u need written and develops by sight read Improv is a bit written a bit memory but mostly auditory Writing ur music is about getting what u like and there is familiarity, and most of it is auditory, sharing is based on recording it

Its in your head already. Repeat it so the neurons grow and stay fit.

Memory. Memory is consolidated by sense, especially visually and spatially, such as finding the way home or the path to a different place. This is why it is recommended to remember somethung by creating images. On top of this, repeating the material (flashcards, anki) and spacing out these repetitions when you got them helps to glue them into your brain. Remember to take breaks and spread out these studies. Cramming for one day can help you for the test, but you can easily forget it afterwards since you just put in a crap ton of information in your brain to regurgitate. But if you space it out, it's easier to break it down and remember it for the long term, as you have less to force into your short term memory (4 slots) and more connections to solidify concepts into your long term memory. The more you remember something, it goes from latent to active in your brain to be put into your short term and back into long term to solidify, so you can build connections, but if you are not careful to correct yourself, you can damage these connections. Memories are consolidated in sleep to make connections, so spacing out concepts is truly very important, in synergy to making chunks by moving between concepts to get the bigger picture and revisit everything to get a solid understanding with the main idea in place. Evoking your visual spatial memory to remember lists can be used in a way such as a "memory palace" where you place items on the list "butter, milk, eggs" in a setting, such as your room. On top of this, you can group together a list of words into an abbreviation or saying, like PEMDAS, Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally.

Procrastination is a way to respond to pain. There are 4 parts The cue to do something The routine and action you carry out. The reward for doing this The belief you can do something, like how you believe "oh, i can do this, its pretty easy" as opposed to "fuck this." I say "fuck this" a crap ton, so remember to take breaks and set deadlines so you remain focused -- pomodoro style Basically, we are lazy and do what is easy -- for example, it is easier to grab chips than cook pasta. For this reason, we can engineer our day to be conducive to work and do just what our laziness leads to. For one thing, will power is a muscle, whether you like it or not, and this is why it gets tired a lot and real quickly, Like doing an insanity workout So remember to focus on the process at hand, such as setting up the necessary variables in an equation (distance = 10 meters, what equation to use, etc), setting up the base construction of a drawing in basic shapes, making another note in the melody... It is important to rewire and not reform but destroy your old habits, such as sitting down, and this can be achieved by reward, not bashing yourself. It is important to change them, because you can go rigjt back into those old habits. Stop working at a given time, for example 5 pm, and this is when you can have a break. Have an orgasm. See if you got likes on twitter (block notifications like i do). Search up that random topic you thought about earlier and wrote down. Speaking of writing down, it is important to keep a planner -- i like using google's remind app ("ok google remind me to search up music theory at evening"). This frees up those 4 spaces you have in your brain, and reduces the amount of wasted willpower. Do this in the evening when you have those thoughts in bed, so that in the morning, you have fresh willpower to be harnessed and not wasted on remembering what to do, what to eat (speaking of, brush your teeth so that you do not eat, especially since fasting can improve BDNF, the chemical of neural growth), etc. Plan out tangible goals for the week -- make 1 song, not an entire album!! That would be overwhelming! Over all, the important part of forming new habits is having deadlines to do something, where you will be rewarded with a break. Do look into pomodoro.