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Iâm starting my first semester of college in august & Iâm not sure whatâs the best organization method. I donât like having to carry around a lot of stuff & i donât like binders either! I was thinking maybe a file folder & a skinny notebook for each class (Iâm only taking 4). Do you have any tips? Also i would really like my supplies to be cute đ
Hello! Weâre actually also starting our first semesters of college this fall, so this question is on our minds as well. A tip weâve heard from college students is that you wonât know what supplies you will need for your classes until the first few days of classes. Some classes might be completely electronic, while others might have very specific requirements for notebooks and binders, so we are planning on waiting to buy our school supplies until our classes have begun. For cute school supplies, we love Muji! You can also find a lot of cute and affordable stationery on Amazon and at Target! For some slim notebooks, we love these ones, and here is a cute planner!Â
We hope you have a great first semester, and definitely reach out to us if you have more questions!Â
DUNKIRK // a film review
film spreads are so much fun to do. lately, we saw dunkirk, and i loved it. i still think interstellar and inception are his best ones tho ÂŻ\_(ă)_/ÂŻ anyway, christopher nolan is just amazing. love his work so much.Â
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probably one of my favourite spreads in a while :) who doesnât love a blue and yellow/gold comboÂ
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12.23.17 ;; the year is almost ending, and i finally finished with exams !!Â
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Last spread of June 2018. We are already starting with our thesis and I hope we could finish it well. The semester just seriously began and all my subjects are very complicated but I have to survive!!!
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A two-spread week! I tried to challenge myself this week by trying to journal everyday for a week straight which worked out pretty well aside from the weekend (I journaled 6/7 days straight, which is still a feat for me). I love journaling but I donât think Iâve ever journaled this consistently before. Iâm not sure if I want to continue this, but I will say that journaling everyday really makes you grateful for each day of your week and puts you in a healthy mindset.
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Tips on saving money?
Iâll admit Iâm not the best at saving money, but here are a few things Iâve learned over the years:Â
1. Save every 5-dollar bill you come across and put it in a mason jar. Donât open it until itâs full.Â
2. Use programs like Mint to track how much you are spending on certain things. This will help you become more aware of how seemingly small amounts of money spent on certain things (e.g. Starbucks lattes, food) add up over time.Â
3. Budget. Based on your income, decide exactly how much money you will put into savings, spend on food, clothes, etc on a weekly, monthly and/or yearly basis. Put all the excess into savings.Â
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wow I love babyâs breath ;;; I had a bit of white ribbon lying around so I thought why not use it this week so here it is ta da -pic creds from left to right, top to bottom: @ha-roro @neckkissesandcoffee @taylranne @christiescloset
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how to get rid of clutter
go through your belongings and get rid of what you donât need. donate books you know you wonât read again, and donate old clothes you never wear anymore.Â
in the book âThe Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up,â the author Marie Kondo says to only keep the things that spark joy. otherwise, donate it or throw it away.
find all of your old papers. do you really need all of your math worksheets from seventh grade? probably not. if you tend to hang onto lots of old papers, look through all of them and recycle the ones you donât want. Â
go through your laptop and phone. delete those history readings and old handouts you donât need anymore, and get rid of apps you donât use. these things tend to pile up and eat up all of your storage. re-organize all of your files into clearly labeled folders.Â
get rid of toxic relationships. donât keep people in your life who are making you unhappy. find ways to distance yourself from them and you will likely feel a lot better.Â
clear your mind. write your thoughts in a journal, go for a walk or a run, or take a warm bath. find ways to calm your thoughts and decompress.Â
hi im an incoming college freshman from a very sheltered home and i have no idea what on how to make new friends. any tips?
Hi! Weâre actually going to be freshman in college this fall as well! Although weâre also going to be figuring things out during this transition, here are some things weâve found helpful to us so far:
1. Step out of your comfort zone and try lots of new things! Joining clubs, sports, arts, etc. can be a great way to meet new people that share the same interests as you.
2. Be open to meeting new people! Some of our best friends are people that we never would have expected to be friends with early on. Simply being open and friendly to everyone can go a long way!
3. Donât worry if you donât find a squad right off the bat. Everyone else is also figuring things out freshman year, and it can take a while to find the kinds of people you want to spend your four years of college with. Youâll have so many opportunities to meet new people every day!
We hope this was helpful, and we are always open to talking if you have any more questions!
Hello! Iâm just starting high school in the fall and I was wondering if you have any tips?
Sign up for lots of new clubs and activities! This is a great way to make new friends and find things you enjoy doing.Â
Donât worry if you donât find your group of friends right off the bat. I met a lot of my closest friends sophomore year of high school!
Manage your time well. Stay organized so you always know what you have to do and where you have to be. Donât procrastinate, and donât overload your schedule.Â
Give yourself time to relax. Itâs important to have free time to destress and clear your mind.
For more tips you can look at our high school advice posts here and here!

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no matter how hard high school is, itâs important to always take care of yourself. here are some of the ways Iâve found to keep me a little happier and healthier during the school year.Â
sleep. getting enough sleep is SO SO SO important, especially in your teens. I definitely struggled to get enough sleep in high school, but I definitely performed best when I was well-rested.
sleep deficit adds up over time-- one short night isnât as bad as 5 short nights in a row.Â
the best way to consistently get good sleep is to stick to a schedule. Set a time for yourself to go to sleep and wake up, and stick with it.Â
keep your phone away from your bed at night. itâs distracting, and blue-light interferes with sleep.
if you struggle to wake up when itâs still dark outside, find a sunlight alarm clock like this one. the brightness will gradually increase, slowly waking you up.
try lavender essential oils geared towards helping you sleep. you can use these in aroma diffusers, baths, or put some on your pillow.Â
do the things you love! donât do activities you hate just because you think it will help you get into a good college. sign up for clubs, try out new sports, find volunteer work, play an instrument. find something that makes you happy and stick with it! genuine passion shows through on college apps.
take breaks and give yourself scheduled time to unwind. I find I am able to relax best when all of the tasks I needed to do are complete. take a bath, get some fresh air, spend some time with friends and family, read a book. do things that take your thoughts away from school for a while.
exercise is also a great way to relieve stress. it clears your mind and brings more oxygen to your brain. find ways to get moving that you actually enjoy, whether itâs running outside or playing badminton with friends
make an effort to spend time with people you care about. Hang out with friends, family, extended family. Donât waste your time on toxic people or relationships-- it will just add more stress and unhappiness in the long run.
save money. itâs easy to feel like you need to buy all these new products because you see people on instagram and youtube using them. just remember itâs part of their job to recommend those things, and you donât actually need them.Â
track your spending with apps like Mint. this will help you become more aware of where you are spending your money, and keep small expenses from adding up without your knowledge.
make a budget plan and stick to it.Â
use programs like Unidays and Honey to search for the best deals and discounts, but donât use coupons or sales as an excuse to spend even more money.
I hope these were helpful! let us know if you have any more questions about high school and we will do our best to answer.Â
hey guys! itâs Hana. I graduated from high school this June and I wanted to share some tips I learned throughout my time as a student. high school can be a struggle and there were many ups and downs, but I definitely had fun along the way and figured out some ways to make it slightly less tumultuous. whether you are just starting out as a freshman or entering your senior year, I hope you can find this post helpful!Â
use a planner! itâs so helpful to keep all of your tasks and events together in one place so you can plan ahead. I personally prefer physical planners or bullet journals over digital ones. Here are some planners I like:Â
Erin Condren LifePlanner Undated -- this planner is great because it leaves room for customization if you like the creativity of bullet journaling but donât want to make super involved spreads for every week.Â
Personal Planner -- this is definitely a pricey option but I have a few friends who swear by these planners! I definitely struggled to find planners that suited my needs before I got into bullet journaling, so this seems like a great way to create a planner that works for you.
Muji Monthly Planner -- I seriously love this planner. it is so simple and minimalistic, and you can add in the months and dates yourself. I use this along with a bullet journal; I plan weekly/daily schedules in my bujo and longterm events and projects in this.Â
Essentials Grid Notebook -- my favorite bujo of all time! the pages arenât as yellow-toned as other notebooks so they look better in photos, and as a leftie I prefer bound notebooks to rings.
keep all your papers organized. personally, I keep a folder for each class in my backpack. at the end of each unit, I transfer all of the papers that are unit-specific (e.g. not the syllabus, reference sheets or general info) into large 3-ring binders like these. these papers come in handy when Iâm writing essays or studying for finals. Â
find ways to use time more effectively. itâs so easy to procrastinate or work inefficiently, and those things only make you more stressed.
you could use something like the Pomodoro Technique to help you work in focused intervals. my violin teacher told me that when Iâm trying to practice for over two hours, I should practice for 50 minutes and rest for 10 minutes, and repeat that cycle until I finished.Â
vary your study spaces; I know people who study best at home, or who can only study in libraries or coffee shops
take breaks! studying all the time decreases the amount of info you retain and the work you are able to complete. give yourself time to rest and recharge.Â
meet with teachers. ask questions when you are confused. it will show them that you care, and help you better understand the material and their expectations.
one bad grade isnât the end of the world. donât beat yourself up for it-- it wonât determine your gpa or college admission. that being said, use it as an opportunity to think about ways you can improve the next time around.Â
part 2: health and self-care