small frog tries their best

When I first started Bullet Journaling, I came across the predicament of adding future dates beyond the current month. At first, I had a sticky note to list out all future dates but that got pretty messy pretty soon. 

I stumbled along the Calendex by eddyhope.

The year is spread out onto two pages. The months are listed at the top and numbers are written in the side margin to indicate the dates.

Hold up. The space is too small for my LARGER THAN LIFE WRITING. What gives?! 

That’s cause instead of writing in the details such as “STUDDICTION’S BIRTHDAY *REMINDER: BRING 2721 PRESENTS!!!!”  

Eddyhope writes in the page numbers next to dates instead. So the green arrow indicates ‘39’. So, on page 39 there is somewhere written “STUDDICTION’S BIRTHDAY DAY ** REMINDER TO BRING 291829 PRESENTS!!!**”

Of course, you could always use symbols and short descriptions or draw larger boxes. It is completely up to you! 

Last tip: You can modify it by drawing lines to show when weeks start. 

hello!

the top row (highlighted in pink) is just a little bar where i can track how many points i get a day. it’s my own system- one point for every day i work out, eat a plant based diet, sleep before 11, etc.

the left column is a list of things i want to make a habit of doing everyday! it’s in no specific order :-) writing school and work down just helps me justify days where i couldn’t exercise or maybe sleep as early as i wanted. 

you can put so many things on the left column:

15 minutes of reading everyday 

writing in your journal everyday

no soda

20 push-ups

less than 2 hours on laptop

practice piano

i sort of based my left column off the Don’t Break the Chain idea, where writing your habits down has a great impact on whether or not you end up doing them.

[text on a light pink background. large text reads “ndstudyblrs” while below it smaller text reads “a community for neurodivergent, mentally ill, and other similar studyblrs” ]

Welcome to ndstudyblrs! This is a blog that hopes to provide resources and a community for mentally ill and neurodivergent studyblrs. As long as you’re neurodivergent or mentally ill, you’re perfectly welcome!

Rules: 

Must be neurodivergent or mentally ill (self-dx is okay!)

Must reblog this post

Must be following @ndstudyblrs

Either submit your info via tumblr or fill out this form

Other Info: 

We’ll be reblogging our members posts, along with posts in the #disabledblr  or #nbstudyblrs tags! 

We’ll try to provide resources to help our members with school and other aspects of life, along with general motivation through community!

Fill the tasks in and complete the tasks that are both urgent and important first. Then complete either the important (but not urgent tasks) or the urgent (but not important tasks) and finally the tasks which are neither important nor urgent.

Note: This is not mine, but I haven’t seen it on Tumblr, and the original blog post is not on Tumblr so I can’t reblog it but I want to share it.

I’ve found this streak calendar that’s to help people start new habits, like exercising, meditating, studying, etc. The idea is to not break the chain. I think I’m going to try to print one, or make my own.

First post. Here goes. Made a blog to join the studyblr community and further motivate myself to study!

Dash’s a bit slow at the moment, since I haven’t started following any blogs yet, so reblog / like if you blog about / are:

Medblr, bioblr, chemblr, sciency-blr or a pharmacyblr (that’s me!)

A neurodivergent student or disabled student

Post studyspo or motivational things!