#study challenges

took my geography exam + studied for the first time @ a cafe today

(i don’t get the hype 🥹 I couldn’t really concentrate and had no WiFi. 6/10. +1 because the pastries were good)

02|03|2022

This morning I struggled quite a bit to keep my focus. I still managed to finish my second reading of chapter I have to write a paper on. With this second reading I also took some notes, and I have a clearer idea of the subject. Other than this I practiced Irish on duolingo, I continued reading Gone Girl by G. Flynn, I edited the short story I wrote for February, and then in the afternoon I catched up with a friend.

Tranquil's study challenge 2022 // Day Fifteen: What makes you feel at home within yourself? It can be a physical object or activity, or just something you tell yourself to make you feel more accepted and loved in your own skin.

This may sound weird, but ever since I started getting tattoos I have grown more and more comfortable in my skin. It's a weird thing cause I often forget that I even have ink on my skin, but then I either move my arms or see myself reflected in a mirror, and I have this rush of evergy of like " I am slowly reaching my final form". Every single one of them was meant to be on my skin, and getting them is almost like finding an image under a scratch ticket (am I making sense? probably not).

March productivity challenge // 1st March: What are your goals for this month? What's something you're looking forward to?

This month I have to study all the material for my philosophy of science exam in April. It's a lot of stuff. I also have a yearly goal of writing a short story each month, so that's another think I plan on doing this month, and I have a good idea already, so I'm really excited for that.

2nd March: Do you consider yourself a workaholic? What times do you feel most productive?

Day 17 - Favourite study location + why? How often do you go there?

🌻 Stu-Dna Study Challenge - January 1st, 2020🌻

1- What did you achieve last year? What are you setting out to achieve this month? This year? 2019 was a long year! I got a new job, moved to another city, made new friends! I hope 2020 can be just as productive. I want to work on my post-grad course and work on some new hobbies!

Hey sweet anon! Finding good challenges can be hard. Here’s a little list you can pick from.

A 30 Day Study Challenge that can be started at any time by @hayley-studies​

A Summer Language Challenge if you’re into languages. You don’t have to be on summer break, you can just start if you have the time. by @notglot​

Another anytime Language Challenge by @universitath​ 

If you like bullet journaling, try this 30 Day Doodle Challenge by @bulletjournaling101 

This says Autumn/Spring, but it seems to work in general! A very simple Two Week Challenge by @lifewithphe 

To get even more simple, a day-by-day 3 Step Minimalist Study Challenge by @psychstudyblr

Day 31 - Last day! Well done!! Reflect on your month - how did it go? Did you achieve any goals? Did you make progress on any goals?

Day 13- What does this week’s schedule look like? Anything fun planned?