ItsLezyas

-Get up: make the firm decision that you are going to study and move towards you desk.

-Get tea: or coffee. The preference of beverage is up to you. You just need to believe that it will help, even if its only for a little bit.

-Set goals: if you are very exhausted setting mini goals like studying for an hour will be much more motivating.

-Get going: once you hit your stride, you will start to feel less exhausted. The key is too push through and put tiredness at the back of your head.

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Anonymous asked:

Hi! Love your tumblr!! One question (cause u are a well organized person, from what i've seen so far) What do you use for time management? A planner, a bullet journal or simple to do lists? How do you stay organized when uni work is overwhelming?

Hi there! Thank you, you’re so kind *-*

I don’t do bullet journaling because it would require too much time and this would stress me out. My planner is a Moleskine weekly planner and I write all my tasks there. on the left side I do to do lists week by week.
Here is a shot of a typical week:

If I have to write a lot and I don’t have enough space I also put some stick notes I can “pile”.
I tend to keep everything in the same place - my planner - so I also stick notes on previous white pages or I use some nice printables I got on Tumblr or on Pinterest. Here is a shot of my actual courses planner:

If I’m researching a topic I keep track of the readings, take notes and summarize my readouts in Word docs. I usually keep those docs on my Desktop and when I’m done I move everything to a dedicated folder in Documents.
That’s it, I guess! Hope it helped ;)

See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

How to study when you are tired