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Hanja Lesson: 무

안녕하세요 여러분! Hi everyone! Here is yet another Hanja lesson that I posted on my Instagram a while ago. This one is about 무--I hope it's useful! Let's start :) 시작해 볼까요?

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Unbroken Workbrooks

One of the most weighty thanks of soothrimelore is that of unbrokenness. Unbroken workbrooks underlie many of sooths of soothrimelore such as the Middling Output Sooth and the Mere Output Sooth. We could think of unbroken workbrooks as those whose plot can be drawn without lifting the stift off the leaf, but this isn't a stretch whatness.

Our anward whatness comes from Karl Weierstrass and in being says that inputs near c give outputs near f(c). More formally,

Whatness:

Forebisen: f(x)=x is unbroken on ℝ.

Let ε>0 and set δ=ε and c∈ℝ. Then |x-c|<δ ⟹ |f(x)-f(c)|=|x-c|<δ=ε.

Now we shall soothe two very handy outcomes that help us show the unbrokenness of many workbrooks without needing benote the whatness.

Outcome 1:

Seething:

Outcome 2:

Seething:

There is a lot more we could talk about, but for shortness this is where I shall leave it. I hope that this has tended firwit about unbroken workbrooks!

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If all my pictures look the same, it is because my days aren't exciting; which is good. I like calm.

Today, I started reviewing a topic and realized I learned everything wrong and then spent the whole day trying to understand 0s and 1s

I hope you're getting to understand your classes, stranger.

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finished a final assignment yesterday! it took my whole day to finish but i’m happy it’s done. also, i got a new laptop ehehe :]

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Last weekend before study ☀️

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studyblr intro ! ✮

⋆｡°✩ ˗ˏˋ about me

18, he/they, queer

entp

born in canada, studying in the us

working with adhd so bear with

⋆｡°✩ ˗ˏˋ studies

1st year college student

planning on double majoring in english lit and comp sci

learning french

⋆｡°✩ ˗ˏˋ interests/hobbies

creative writing (working on a novel)

reading (fave authors rn are donna tartt + ve schwab)

music, mainly rock or indie

gaming (my top games are minecraft, genshin, valorant, and american truck simulator)

⋆｡°✩ ˗ˏˋ other things i like:

coffee (hot), tea, boba

halloween !!

sun and moon and star imagery

spiderman

greek mythology

korean food

rainy weather

i've been following studyblr accounts since middle school and decided to finally start posting my own stuff as a way to motivate myself to stay on track with my studies!

please feel free to follow or reach out, i'd love to make some friends <3

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Changing my degree has been a huge step in the right direction. I’m watching more films, meeting new people, and even thought the workload is a lot harder, I’m enjoying the process and excited for the results 💕

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Morning Routines

We're all looking at those Instagram influencers who somehow manage to wake up at 5 am, do meditation, journal, do a 15-step Korean skincare routine, and go to the gym. And then they make a green smoothie and avocado toast, get dressed in a Chanel outfit and then sit at their fancy desk with a vanilla latte and a croissant.

This is not realistic. You probably already know that, but it likely won't stop you from trying to change your routine bit by bit to look a little like theirs. That didn't stop me, at least.

But now I've come to realise that no matter how much I try, I'll never be able to have a routine like the ones I see online. Because it doesn't exist. It's all curated for aesthetic appeal and generates a sense of false productivity in the watcher's brain. We feel motivated looking at those videos and never get around to changing our own life because we're too busy living vicariously through our phones.

Here's some things you should add to your morning routine, not to be fancy, but to feel better. This is coming from someone who's tried the unrealistic routines, and I now incorporate all of these into my routine. You can skip or add things according to your schedule.

S-T-R-E-T-C-H: Do your body a favour and loosen up your muscles. Nothing better than having a good stretch that wakes your body up.

Drink water: Before you put anything in your system, drink water. Not coffee, not tea. Plain warm water. And I don't mean lemon water. Some people might not agree, but lemon water strips your teeth of the enamel. It also is acidic, so all that bullshit they talk about it being "alkaline and pH balancing" is nonsense. Warm water is the way to go.

Make your bed: A clean bed should be the first thing you do after you wake up. At the end of the day, you'll thank yourself because it will be clean, and fresh and you can fall into bed immediately.

Hygiene: Wash your face to get rid of crusty eyes and sleep. Do a basic skincare routine (cleanser, moisturizer) so you'll feel fresher. Brush your teeth and hair.

Move your body: It doesn't matter what you do, even if it's for 15 minutes. Go for a walk, do a Zumba workout, or squeeze in a HIIT session. You can find lots of tutorials on YouTube (Caroline Girvan, growingannanas, Chloe Ting). Either way, working out will help you feel more motivated and happier. It's the endorphins.

Clean yourself: Set aside some time for showering, slathering on lotion, and doing your (real) skincare and makeup routine. Pick an outfit that makes you feel good about yourself.

Eat something: ALWAYS make some food. Your body has been famished for hours on end, give it some fuel. Make a healthy breakfast, or prep one the night before. If you don't get very hungry in the mornings, have a banana, and pack a mid-morning snack beforehand so you don't reach for chips.

Do 3 things: Make a to-do list of everything you need to do today. Don't overwhelm yourself. Then, knock off 3 easy tasks from the list that you can do quickly. You'll be filled with a sense of motivation, and it'll be easier for you to complete your list. It can be chores, it could be some assigned reading. Just get it done.

Gratitude or prayer: You don't need to sit for 15 minutes to practice gratitude. You can think of things your thankful for on the way to school or work or practice deep breathing/say a small prayer on the subway or bus. You don't HAVE to do it, but it definitely makes you realise how much you have in life and appreciate it more.

Kindness: Start your day with kindness. Compliment your barista, smile at the old lady on the street, pet the stray cat. There's so much love in the world, and you have so much love inside you, and it's beautiful to be a part of it.

No longer will I be stuck in a rut. I cannot be confined to being a bitter, unhealthy person when I know there's a smiling, healthy, happy version of me in the future. Deep breaths. You'll get there babe.

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