quill

Like, man, I love water. Thank you Universe, for water. I love water. I love drinking water, washing my hands with water.

*deep breath*

Day 2 was a semi success, I studied more topics and another question, along with more academics.

Day 3 I fell sick, accomplished little, did some basics.

Day 4, today, recovery going strong and studying other stuff. Still need to work on my main aim for the 2 weeks though.

Onwards and upwards!

Also, lmk if it is actually helping anyone to see that there's other people trying to stay consistent.

Hey, it's a journey, we've just got to be as consistent as we can be. We'll have our ups and downs, but what matters is that we don't wallow in the downs for too long and that we try and get up again.

So basically I have to be consistent with my problem solving and learning at least for the next 2 weeks. I knew this topic pretty well, once apon a time. Alas that time hath passed and now I have to do the grind again to get my mind clear with this.

Join me on my (minimum) 2-week series where I begin solving 150 questions. (Nope, not solving all 150 in these two weeks since I have other courses pulling me apart, but I'm solving them as much as I can, everyday.)

Let's be consistent. For a while anyways.

Huge, almost life saving tip: Prep before class

Learnt it the hard way, performed really badly in courses where I could have performed better. In the courses where I followed this principle, it helped me. So much.

You don't need to spend an hour or so to prepare for every class all the time, although that will show its results in the same scale. But, if you're able to even study for 5 minutes before going to the next class, it can make worlds of difference.

Friendships may end, relationships may end, but studying goes on, life goes on

So.

Yeah.

Study.

And exercise a bit, or else you're in for a lot of pain in your future, staying still sitting on a table and chair can get pretty uncomfortable and unhealthy for our bodies

But you know what? I'm going to keep going.

F everything.

Which means, it's:

Challenge Time

The challenge is, for each day:

Take out 1 hour of studying each day

Complete 1 extra-curricular goal

Feel free to join in on the challenge, this weekend will be fun and also good for our academic-validation seeking brains.