#intro study

It's been a while huh, probably less than a year. My last post, which is about 30 days challenge of productivity, didn't end well, and I stopped it at day 5. *insert sweating*

Anyways, I am here again, last time I was just starting from my college years, and look at me now, I am entering 2nd year. There have been many bumps throughout my first year, and I don't feel I have learned something valuable. Maybe I learned something more about myself rather than the lessons that were kind of taught to us.

I think I would want to update my introduction

just viewing the first time I did this makes me cringe

More facts about me:

Just a few weeks and I would be entering 2nd year of college.

There is only one game that I am still playing every day: Fire Emblem Heroes

Cannot normally function if I have less than 6 hours of sleep

Eventually, I realized that I like cats

Bad at remembering things (Idk why I'd choose a degree that tends to have huge and heavy content)

Additional Likes and Interests:

Learn more about myself

Storing any information that I consider essential in my second brain

Been reading much on Stoicism, particularly Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

Creating plans that I know I would never follow

Things I am currently doing:

Playing Stardew Valley and FEH

Changing constantly my Notion Setup

Staring at the screen

Thinking the next thing that I would be doing

Reasons why I started this:

I have this page on my second brain that I input every thought I am thinking within that day, more like random thoughts. It also has a space for brainstorming ideas, a general reflection from the experiences throughout that day. I usually use that, but the general reflection has been kept blank most of the days.

Maybe using Tumblr could help me reflect on the time that was used up. Also, I want to share what I am thinking about (although I know it is not necessary). Like in the past, I still do like studyblrs that post their day even if it isn't aesthetically appealing (promise, I am that too, and it keeps me motivated).

Studyblrs that inspired me to keep going:

@chazza-studies-alevels @geminiwizard @oreleona @study-tea-study-repeat @caffeinatedstudies @s-studiess @wishemilline @myvirtualdesk @555purin @studvnoodle