đ¤august 22nd 2022đ¤
Picked up some books and browsed stationary in anticipation for the upcoming school year âşď¸
seen from United States

seen from Australia

seen from Malaysia
seen from Poland

seen from India
seen from United States
seen from India

seen from China

seen from India
seen from India
seen from United States

seen from Malaysia
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
seen from Russia
seen from Russia
seen from China
seen from Philippines

seen from Spain
seen from Malaysia
đ¤august 22nd 2022đ¤
Picked up some books and browsed stationary in anticipation for the upcoming school year âşď¸

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch ⢠No registration required ⢠HD streaming
2/100 days of productivity
morning prep for the day! i have a meeting with my prof about my manuscript and a group presentation! also have a deadline tonight, 3 assignments to start working on, and a desert date with moon âĄ
10 Things to Do Before School Starts
Get your sleep schedule back on track  The easiest way to do this is gradually, by waking yourself up earlier and earlier each day until youâre back at where you need to be. If youâre finding it difficult to go to bed at a reasonable time so you get enough sleep, try exercising during the day so you sleep better, or take an all-natural melatonin supplement just before you go to bed. Be self-disciplined with when you wake up, especially if you have a bad nightâs sleep, as it will be easier for you to fall asleep at the right time if you donât oversleep in the morning
Figure out what your goals are for the year and how you will achieve them  This isnât necessary per se, but I always find it useful to set a couple of goals for the academic year. Obviously, there is one academic goal (what kinds of grades are you aiming for/where do you want to end up?), but remember to think about how you want to develop as a person, and which skills and personality traits you think should be worked on over the year. Figuring out how you will achieve this is more difficult, but even if itâs through practising a daily habit for ten minutes or being self-aware when it comes to a certain aspect of your personality, there are always ways to grow academically and emotionally as a person
Organise your supplies and buy what you need  I really like bulk-buying for the school year, mostly because I know what my go-tos are, and if I can buy 100 pens for ÂŁ16 (16p per pen), then I sure as hell will because firstly it saves money and secondly I donât have to worry so much about running out of pens if I have 100 of them (same goes for notebooks, snacks, etc.). The best way to figure out what you need is to think about what kinds of activities/studying you will be doing, and what kind of stuff is absolutely essential for you to be able to study efficiently. I like having notebooks, refill pads, black biros, and coloured felt tip markers at the very least (as well as other essentials like pencils and rulers), and after than I can build up what I like, but itâs imperative to have your essentials down before the school year starts. (Also Iâm gonna be doing some stuff on here next week to do with this, so watch this space)
Get your dates and timetable together as much as you can  Often, youâre not going to know your exact timetable until you get there. However, your school may provide you with dates and events, even if this is just term time, that will help you get your life together a little more if you know when these are and can start thinking about what you can do with your time. Even if you donât know the exact timings, but know how many hours a day/week you spend doing certain things, for example, you can at least plan what kind of spare time you might have and how you might be able to spend it. The more you organise yourself before the year starts, the more put-together youâre going to feel during the year itself.
Start new habits now  If youâve promised yourself that youâre going to drink more water when youâre studying, or that youâre going to get up early or make your bed every morning, then itâs easier to start doing those things as soon as possible rather than making an excuse and putting it off until later to start, even if those habits are going to be primarily associated with the academic year. Thereâs no real reason you should wait until you start building yourself towards who you want to be.
Plan outfits  If youâre in a situation where you need to plan outfits, then start thinking about it now, especially if youâre heading off to live away from home and study, and you have limited space to transport clothes. Start with the essentials, and build a coordinated wardrobe that is functional and suits your own style. If you plan whilst youâre buying the actual outifts, you can build up a colour-coordinated wardrobe which means that you can throw almost anything together when youâre in a rush and it will still look like you have it all under control. As someone whoâs been through a very long wardrobe-based trial and error process with living away from home and studying, just trust me on this one.
Plan meals  Again, if youâre in a situation where this applies to you, start thinking about it now. To study effectively, you need to think about your nutrition, and thus which staple foods you need to rely on. The more thought you give this, the easier it will be when you go food shopping and when you make the meals themselves.
Figure out the locations of things if youâre starting somewhere new  Of course, sometimes this isnât a possibility until you get there simply as a result of the setup, but if it is at all possible, even using google maps, figure out where things are on campus, as thereâs nothing worse than starting the year off on a bad note by showing up late for lectures/seminars/supervisions. Obviously, it will still take some time to get your bearings when you arrive, but at least having a vague idea of which direction you are heading in (and how long it will take) is a massive help.
Find out if you already know anyone in your courses  In the internet age, itâs easier to connect with people and figure out if you already know someone taking the course, or if you can link up with someone before. Not only does this help because you arenât going into the unknown completely alone, but also if you miss any classes, you already have someone who can help you and give you the materials you need to allow you to catch up, which is invaluable.
Get excited! Â Every new year is full of new beginnings, and this year is no exception. Whether youâre in the same place as before, or youâre starting somewhere completely new, you should never forget that there are so many open doors that are just waiting for you to walk through. This yearâs going to be fantastic, and you will make it so!
26/100 days of productivity
say hello to my extra thicc exam prep! canât wait to get into this, as well as my preptober checklist! all while watching poldark (iâm only one season one, but gawd i am HOOKED)
STATIONERY- SEPTEMBER STUDY PREP PART TWO
Unlike backpacks, as mentioned in part one to the September Study Prep Challenge, stationery is one of those things that you never really hear the end of in the studyblr community, so this is probably the easiest part of the three parts to the challenge. Remember to make a post (photo/video/text/etc.) showing your stationery setup for this academic year, tag it with âstudylikeyoumeanitâ and âSeptember Study Prep,â and I will feature your post on my blog!!
Choosing Stationery
 Ok, so a lot of the stationery that studyblrs recommend is genuinely stuff that I love and use frequently, but before settling out to buy everything that you see recommended, itâs important to take some things into consideration:
Price
Practicality
What your essentials are, and if they are afforable enough to replace frequently (since they are your essentials)
For pens, if they are easy to write with an smooth in your hand (go for feel rather than aesthetic value)
Same goes for paper: donât just pick something because itâs right for someone else (obviously)
What kind of stationery do you need?
ESSENTIALS
Pens with which you do the majority of your writing (so affordable ones which are really easy to write with)
Paper (Refill paper for folders/binders, and any notebooks that you use in your daily life)
Highlighters (I see a lot of mildliners in the studyblr tag, but I find them too expensive and they run out too fast for me)
Ruler
Calculator (if you study things that need it)
Pen/Pencil Case (obviously)
THE NICE THINGS
Spare notebooks
Brush pens
Felt tip pens/markers
Nice pens for writing and decorating (like fineliners or expensive gel pens)
Bulldog/Binder Clips
Sticky notes/Sticky tabs
Washi tape
Correction fluid/Correction tape
Your Task
 Post a picture/video/text post of your stationery setup for this year, tag it âstudylikeyoumeanitâ and âSeptember Study Prepâ and I will feature it on my blog!
(Part One is here)
Happy Prepping!

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch ⢠No registration required ⢠HD streaming
Study Prep/Tips
As someone who has a fear (if a phobia for this exists, itâs probably that) of failing, I have tons and tons of tips for studying and preparation tips when it comes to college or even high school exams.
Itâs a bit tedious and sounds ridiculous, but if you put enough time and effort in, itâll be worth the amazing grade.
PREPARATIONS FOR AN EFFECTIVE STUDY SESH
1. Wash your face so you feel refreshed and ready.
2. Get a bottle of cold water and a small healthy snack to stay hydrated and nourished which really does help when youâre studying because it keeps the brain active. A study snack example could be, fruit and nuts or maybe a guilty pleasure (but donât go overboard!)
3. Clean your study area if it isnât already. Remember, a messy area = messy brain. But thats not the case always I know. However, a clean and organized study area stimulates your mind and makes you want to sit down and study.
4. Gather ALL your study essentials like your pens, pencils, ruler, paper (basically your general stationery), and most importantly, your actual subject material of course (textbooks, notebooks, handouts and past papers).
5. Lay all your study essentials neatly on the desk to how ever you think everything will be easily approachable.
6. Block out ALL distractions which will prevent you from studying effectively. Turn off your phone and put it away as far as possible. Put away EVERYTHING that you know for a fact that will keep you from studying your best. If you listen to music while you study, then classical music is said to be very helpful, however use the phone just for that purpose, and for what you will encounter in the next tip. You can also use your iPod if you have one or any thing that plays music. Just remember, donât procrastinate.Â
7. Set yourself a timer to make sure you donât spend too much time doing one thing or waste time. Keep your phone ONLY for this purpose, unless your watch can set the timer, anything else. Most popular method is the pomodoro method. If you are unfamiliar with this, let me explain. So basically in this method, you study for about 25-30 minutes and take 5 minute breaks and then a long 15 minute break. You change this to how ever you want but donât go extreme for example study for a about 40 mins and then take a 20 minute break. No. Again, if using the phone for the timer, PLEASE PLEASE refrain from checking social media.Â
8. Start the studying now that you are fully prepared. Remember, practice active studying rather than passive studying. Active studying would include annotating lecture notes, doing practice questions, organizing and identifying main points, making summaries, etc. Passive studying would be just reading through your notes.
Hope you found my tips useful (and i hope they made sense) even though you probably saw these everywhere else. Iâm just here spreading them out again to remind you whatâs better for you and your grades and general studying. My name is Aditi, and I hope everyone is having a fantastic day!Â
CFA vs CPA, which one is better? The Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designations are perhaps the two most esteemed