#thilsstudyblr

Anyway as I'm trying to get my life back on track, I've decided to set some reminders on my phone so I don't forget to post on here. So hopefully that'll result in some more activity from me

Me this week

Clearly I haven't been very active throughout the past half year. Mainly because of demotivation. I couldn't get myself to write posts after also writing essays. It was just too much.

Something that I do enjoy however, is video editing. I was thinking of starting up a study related YouTube channel (is there a name for that? Like studyblr?) I used to have a YouTube dedicated to a band I like, so I have some experience already. Would anyone be interested in that? Please let me know.

I'm not saying I'm gonna be gone forever. However I do want to state the obvious: I've been inactive for nearly a year now and don't see myself getting more active anytime soon.

I'm switching my education. I was studying pabo, but I'm going to a different college to study musical therapy. This means most of my studying will be behind a piano, guitar, drums, ect. instead of at my desk. As a result I won't have cute study pictures to post.

So I guess I'm properly saying I'm gonna be on hiatus for a unspecified amount of time. Who knows, maybe I'll still post masterposts and study tips.

Quick question though, if I were to post weekly (or monthly) study updates on musical therapy, would y'all be interested? Let me know

Anyways, for now goodbye, and hopefully see y'all soon

This post is just a much of a mess as I am

I’m horrible at making thumbnails lol

As I personally am HORRIFIED of public speaking/presenting, I decided I would scour both the entire public speaking and presenting tag, to find as many useful posts as possible, as compile them all into one big post, so I can come back to this whenever I need to give a presentation

I’ve added a little star (*) to my favourite posts in the list. Although all are useful, these are the once I use the most and come back to often to re-read.

Dealing with nervousness and/or stress

* A guide to presenting by someone who used to be scared af by @libraery

* How to combat nervousness by @uni-venture

Tips to contain your nervousness while presenting/speaking by @smartstudy

Some must do’s to help with presentation fear by @ibonmymind

Public speaking can be scary (comic) by @mightyhealthyquest

A shy girl’s guide to public speaking by @thekristenvibe

Making your presentation

* A guide to making effective slides by @eintsein

* How to make classy powerpoints by @learning-teaching

* Tips for writings presentations and talks by @stu-tea

Tips on building a speech/presentation + some general tips by @liaragoals

Do’s and don’ts of making slides by @uni-venture​ (second part of the post)

The actual speaking part

Body Language by @uni-venture​ (first part of the post)

Thin fast, talk smart - communication techniques (this is an hour long video on communication. Although not all, a lot of information mentioned is useful for presenting. So if you have time, maybe watch this video at some point, write down things that are helpful to you, and use it to your advantage without having to re-watch it each time)

How to speak confidently in public (wikihow)

General Tips

* Public speaking preparation tips by @studywithmariana (this also has a video version, linked in the post)

* some VERY well thought out tips on presenting by @universi-tea

* A guide to speech and debate by a speech-and-debate-club member by @academiix

* A guide to public presentations by @studiousnerd

How to be a better presenter by @studying-forever

General presentations techniques by @uni-venture

Tips on public speaking by @nerdytravelingstudent

Some more tips on presenting by @lizzylearns

7 tricks to make public speaking easier (article)

The bread was supossed to be a heart shaped egg with the yellow center nicely in the middle, but the yellow exploded so now it just looks like a mess :(

327 healthy trees

23 withered trees

10227 total minutes focused (7 days, 2 hrs and 27 minutes)

Today was pretty productive!

10am: I organised my desk/the rest of my room

12am: I had a healthy lunch, consisting of a salad (iceberg lettuce, one egg, sesame seeds and lower fat/sugar & salt free garlic rance) a piece of goldbrown toast with lower fat spreadable cheese and a glass of sugar free orange and raspberry lemonade

1pm: I studied on my newly cleaned desk for 2 hours! I summarized some basic psychology, as I just got my textbooks for next school year and decided to make a head start on the first chapter (the textbook for basic psychology was not requiered and I therefor don’t work ahead on actual school work, just voluntary extra credit work).