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〜 seulgi (red velvet) lockscreen's pt 2!

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wallpapers :)

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genshin impact vol.2 ❤︎

like and reblog if used!!

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i cant take my career’s courses but i have germany I ready to start this term!

#langblr #study #language #studyblr

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like, reblog and share bc i love them <3

wallpapers desktop bt21 ♡ like or reblog if save/use them ♡

please don’t repost my edits!

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you mean bangchan?

“Never give up on something that you can’t go a day without thinking about.”

— Winston Churchill

#bang chan #stray kids #kpop #kpop boys

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I’ll bruise my knees for this man

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Spring has me feeling some kind of way. Have some banners to use, in the style of things I would doodle in my notebook when I’d rather be outside.

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clouds look beautiful today

#cloud #clouds #aesthetic #sky

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Master List

☾ Grammar 

☾ Vocabulary

☾ Practice

☾ Other

☾ KorTalks 

☾ Discord 

☾ Study sources 

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yes, its me trying to absorb one month of information in one day to do an exam

#studyblr #procrastination #im just tired of this year

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reading to feel like im not lazy

#studyblr

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#1 protip if you just can’t seem to complete your to do list

if you’ve got A Lot™ on your plate and you just can’t cross everything off, no matter how hard you work every day, try switching to a work-oriented to do list instead of a task-oriented one.

but sabrina, what’s the difference? glad you asked!

instead of writing down: ☐write essay ☐revise bio ☐clean room

switch to pomodoros/timeframes: ☐pomodoro 1: work on essay ☐pomodoro 2: bio revision ☐pomodoro 3: clean room

this way, you can adjust your pomodoro length to the time you’ve got left - your first pomodoro can be 50min long, but if you find yourself with 2 unfinished pomodoros and it’s already 9pm, you can switch to 25min, complete them, and still be able to cross them off the list by the end of your day :) now of course this won’t work as well if you’ve got 5 assignments to turn in by midnight and haven’t started on a single one, but this method is lovely for everyday studying in workload-heavy academic programs where you’ve sometimes got 10+ tasks daily, so i’d recommend this for college/uni students especially!

i’ve just recently switched to this method myself and it’s improved my study-related stress a lot, so i thought i’d share it with you and hopefully help my fellow stressed af students x

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