#pali language

finish my pali assignment (oct 6th)

take my final pali exam (oct 13th)

sign up for hsk (???)

take coursera courses before the subscription runs out (oct 18th)

hsk exam (dec 8th)

tocfl registration and exam (undecided)

25th birthday (woo!)

also other stuff I might do in 2025

j.test exam (jan)

topik exam (may)

pali studies undergrad (?!)

- A diploma in Pali

- HSK 6 level in Chinese

- N2 level in Japanese

- Begin my university life in Korea

- Finish one of my OC books

I'm a week late lol but I have updates!!

- Started taking HSKK (Chinese Speaking Proficiency Test) advanced prep class :D We're all advanced learners in here with HSK 5/6 levels so the teacher is speaking in Chinese the whole time and I'm so happy that I can understand 99% of what she's saying but also I found out my Chinese speaking has really diminished 😭 Thank god I was able to introduce myself and answer her questions in Chinese but the mock tests are kicking my ass no doubt.

- J.Test (Japanese language exam) released the correct answers and I got enough marks to pass JLPT N3 level!! I'm still waiting for formal result announcements but I'm pretty sure I got it!! :D

- Started teaching a new basic Chinese class so now I have to teach 4 days per week. It's a bit tough but I think I'm making it work?

- the level 1 Chinese class I'm teaching is going to end in February so I'm gonna have to prep for the level 2 class and THEN prep and record my basic Korean classes. I'll tell y'all how it goes

- I have 100% grade but still missing classes for Pali Diploma and will have to make up a lot in the future. Thank god they don't grade attendances 😭

- I have a slight fever right now so I'm chugging Lipovitan-D to keep me going. I have a tarot session booked this afternon and a chinese class to teach so can't really rest Unfortunately :/ but Dimension 20 FHJY is helping me with my mood.

100 Days of Productivity Challenge ☕✨

I made it through the other side but well, I have assignments piling up right now. There ain't no rest for the wicked I guess.

Things I did during the challenge

Leveled up my Japanese and passed J.Test D Level (JLPT N3) Equivalent

Leveled up my Chinese skills by taking an advance speaking and prep course

Started learning Pali language

Taught 2 chinese classes and one korean class! All of them good memories~

Successfully ran three paid telegram channels to help people in need in Myanmar

Did a free language consultation program to help out people who are trying to learn new languages

Raised money for people in Myanmar by tarot reading, selling ebooks etc

Put my health first even though it sucked to not have an income for 2 weeks

Saved money and learned how to budget and manage my finances

Re-kindled a past connection with someone who made me feel alive and happy, and who is now making me feel alive and happy

Watched/Listened to a lot of new stuff and also read good books!

Worked a lot on my WIPs, even though they aren't urgent, they're important to me

Found out new things to enjoy in life. Journaling, new coffee, new food, candles etc :) I bought myself a phone stand and now my neck and hand nerves suffer less! And I make my cats and my friends happy! I buy my family food and drinks!

Realized life is infinitely complex and hard and full of suffering but I don't have to be like that. I can make people smile via gifts and acts of service. I can be of help. And I don't even need to burn out myself to do it because my friends and family love me as well :)

Day 2 of 100 Days of Productivity!

Day 42/43 of 100 Days of Productivity

organized finances and sorted out stuff

managed page and paid telegram channel

made 2024 goals and a vision board

free and paid readings (divination which is tarot/oracle/lenormand and stuff. That's my job!)

ended it with a re-listen of Doctor Who: The Stone Rose narrated by the awesome David Tennant.

Pali diploma videos

Overall, a good day!