As a student, it can be challenging to navigate a multitude of opportunities and responsibilities.To address this, here are three steps that you can apply to:
1. Identify your priorities
Take the time to recognize your long term goals and the values that guide you. Choose three areas of your life that you want to focus on, whether it's academics, health or personal growth. Write down specific actionable items within each area.
2. Commit to your priorities
Once you have established your priorities, make intentional choices that align with them. When faced with opportunities, consider your goals and determine if they contribute positively to your overall aspirations.
3. Embrace saying "no"
It's important to realize that it is perfectly acceptable to decline requests. While it can be tempting to take on every opportunity, itβs crucial to set boundaries and respect your existing commitments.
Remember, your time and energy are valuable resources.
- Harvard Resources
- Edited by Genetry β¨
1. Identify your priorities
Take the time to recognize your long term goals and the values that guide you. Choose three areas of your life that you want to focus on, whether it's academics, health or personal growth. Write down specific actionable items within each area.
2. Commit to your priorities
Once you have established your priorities, make intentional choices that align with them. When faced with opportunities, consider your goals and determine if they contribute positively to your overall aspirations.
3. Embrace saying "no"
It's important to realize that it is perfectly acceptable to decline requests. While it can be tempting to take on every opportunity, itβs crucial to set boundaries and respect your existing commitments.
Remember, your time and energy are valuable resources.
- Harvard Resources
- Edited by Genetry β¨
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Ignore if you arenβt 18/19/20+
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Have you planned / Will you try to move out of Bharat after Graduation or Post Graduation
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Have you guys taken your 12th Original Marksheet & TC from School ?
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Ya to padhai kar le, ya to jaa kar soo ja. Aise Insta & Tg chalane se naa hone wale sapne pure...
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Is Loki worth watching ?
I was thinking about an all nighter for both seasons..
I was thinking about an all nighter for both seasons..
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The low light camera quality is way shittier than the iPhone 13 but the zoom quality on S21 FE is just on another level
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(considering my car was almost moving & this was the only photo I could take )
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You can start with 5 ques per subject, twice a day for 10 days
-> 300 ques
After 10 days, once you get habitual you can increase it to 10 ques for 20 days.
-> 1200 ques
Then for 2 months you can increase it to whatever no. you are comfortable with. ( Say 20 ) -> 7200 ques
Total -> 8700 ques
That covers almost all PYQs from the last decade or so.
I tell everyone to start with 5 bcz I know that procrastination is a basic human nature....
-> 300 ques
After 10 days, once you get habitual you can increase it to 10 ques for 20 days.
-> 1200 ques
Then for 2 months you can increase it to whatever no. you are comfortable with. ( Say 20 ) -> 7200 ques
Total -> 8700 ques
That covers almost all PYQs from the last decade or so.
I tell everyone to start with 5 bcz I know that procrastination is a basic human nature....
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