Don't Give Up On Studying; You're Capable Of Achieving Your Goals With Persistence And Effort. Remember,

don't give up on studying; you're capable of achieving your goals with persistence and effort. remember, challenges are a part of the learning process, and every step you take brings you closer to success. keep going.

hello everyone. if you have the chance please help this family evacuate the war zone. thank you ❣️

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Donate to Save Dr. Farhat's family from genocide in Gaza, organized by Farhat's Family

In the heart of war-torn Gaza, lies the poignant tale of Dr. Husam Far… Farhat's Family needs your support for Save Dr. Farhat's family fro

Saving Dr. Farhat's Family Towards Hope: A Call to Action

Dr. Farhat's family is facing unimaginable suffering amidst relentless violence. This situation tests our collective humanity and capacity for compassion. Dr. Farhat, who has dedicated his life to helping others, now needs our support to help his family escape their dire circumstances.

The Campaign: A Beacon of Hope

We have launched a GoFundMe campaign titled "Saving Dr. Farhat's Family Towards Hope" to raise the necessary funds to provide them with a chance at a safer, brighter future. You can support this cause by visiting and sharing the campaign link:

👉 https://gofund.me/e9f9ce20 👈

Why Your Support Matters

Your voice is powerful. By sharing this campaign, you help stand up for human dignity and compassion. Every donation and share brings us closer to providing Dr. Farhat's family with the safety they desperately need.

Join Us in Making a Difference

We urge you to join us in this mission of hope. Let us come together to support Dr. Farhat's family and demonstrate that humanity shines through acts of kindness and solidarity.

Thank you for your compassion, your time, and your commitment to freedom and justice.

With deepest gratitude, Dr. Farhat's Family

This gofundme is verified and #248 on the list of vetted gaza evacuation fundraisers by @el-shab-hussein @nabulsi

tricking yourself into doing tasks that make you nervous

you know the situations. when you get wrapped up overthinking and suddenly, this seemingly easy task seems horrible and daunting. here are some tips to help you trick your brain into completing the action.

visualise success. imagine how good it will feel once the task is completed. this can boost your motivation and reduce anxiety.

pair the task with an enjoyable activity - for example listening to your favourite music or having a nice cup of coffee while working.

promise yourself a reward for completing the task. it could be something small like a treat or a break to do something you enjoy.

tell yourself that you're just excited. you're challenging yourself. this positive gaslighting will help you feel more positive about your nervous energy.

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🍁There’s a quiet strength in just existing. It’s easy to overlook, especially when everything feels awful, but simply getting through each day is a huge accomplishment. You might not always see it, but just by being here, you’re adding something uniquely important to the world. It’s not about doing something extraordinary or being the best; it’s about continuing on, even when things are tough. Your presence matters, and it has a positive impact in ways you might not notice, but others do. Give yourself credit for the small victories, the moments when you keep going despite it all. Those moments show just how strong you are, even if it doesn’t feel that way. Hang on to that thought, because it’s a truth worth holding onto as you face whatever comes your way.🍁

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taking effective notes in class

taking effective notes in class is the key to academic success. taking good notes will not only help you understand material during class but also serve as a valuable resource when doing exam preparation.

whether you're attending a lecture in person or watching one online, here are some strategies to help you become a better note-taker:

preparation before class .·:* before the lecture, review any assigned readings or materials. identify the main ideas and concepts that will likely be discussed. .·:* check the course syllabus to understand the day's focus. note important topics. .·:* briefly revisit notes from previous class sessions to connect new ideas.

during class .·:* write down the main concepts, helpful details, and examples. .·:* organize your notes strategically for post-lecture annotation and later review. .·:* use visual aids, such as pictures and diagrams, throughout your notes to illustrate concepts visually. .·:* include your own questions, observations, and reflections.

i hope you enjoyed today's post! ❤️ nene

I failed an important exam last year and now that I'm going to give it a try again in one month, I'm so scared... scared to fail it again despite all the work I've put into. I don't know why but I can't bring myself to believe that everything is going to be okay... Any advices...?

failing, unfortunately, is part of our growth process and i think that many institutions (especially school) consider failure as something shameful, something that must be punished. yet it is only by making mistakes that we really learn things. it's so paradoxical to be scared of failure, because failure is inevitable, it's part of life, we should accept it, feel good about it, yet society doesn't let us do it, it just makes us feel guilty, like we're wasting time, like we weren't enough. it is not so. we are doing everything right, even if we make mistakes sometimes.