19 Jul 24

19 Jul 24

Just finished a mini one hour cram session for my linear algebra 2 exam today. Feeling pretty good right now, gonna take a quick walk and crack through some more problems. Though I have been procrastination 50% of the semester, I do want to get at least a B+ in this class. So cheers to the upcoming cramming sessions (old problem sets) that I will be doing for the next couple of weeks.

QoD (question of the day)

What are you favorite ways t get yourself out of a slump and,how do you building positive momentum afterwards?

To Do:

Finish problem sets

Study for my actuarial exam

Start Python Kaggle course

Go to the gym

Daydream about receiving a love letter in a LaTex pdf

Success in your studies isn’t about cramming the night before or relying on last-minute luck; it’s about consistent effort and dedication. Every time you sit down to study, you’re investing in your future self. Remember, the small, daily efforts add up to something great. So, take a deep breath, organize your notes, and tackle each topic one step at a time. Your journey may be challenging, but it’s also incredibly rewarding.

There will be days when motivation is low, and distractions seem endless. On those days, remind yourself why you started. Think about the goals you’re striving toward, the knowledge you’re gaining, and the growth you’re experiencing. You’re capable of more than you realize. Stay disciplined, take breaks when needed, and don’t forget to celebrate your progress, no matter how small. You’ve got this!

Break the pattern today or the loop will repeat tomorrow