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KOREAN ADVERBS
♡ KOREAN ADVERBS
보통 / 대개 - usually 계속 - contiunously 자주 / 흔히 - frequently 가끔 / 때로는 - sometimes 항상 - always 때때로 / 종종 - occasionally 드물게 - rarely 절대 - never
아주/매우 - very 잘 - well 더 - more 덜 - less 불과 - only 무려 - as many as 가장 - most 완전히 - perfectly 절대로 - absolutly 엄청 - enormously 단순히 - simply
언제 - when 지금 - now (time) 이제 - now 그때는 - at that time, back then 아직 - yet 언젠가 - some time 곧 - soon
어디 - where 어떻게 - how 누가 - who 뭐 - what 왜 - why 어느 - which 얼마나 - how much 몇이나 - how many
가볍게 - lightly 무례하게 - rudely 나쁘게 - badly 맛있게 - deliciously 이쁘게 - prettily 아름답게 - beautifully 밝게 - brightly 바쁘게 - busily 어렵게 - difficultly 안전하게 - safely 용기있게 - bravely 조용하게 - quietly 위험하게 - dangerously 가연스럽게 - naturally 재미있게 - funny 행복하게 - happily 편하게 - comfortably
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I love #7!!
how to get stuff done
1. invent a deadline for yourself and stick to it. either you finish things early and have free time for other things or you don’t meet your deadline and still have a few days to catch up before it matters
2. celebrate every little achievement. it’s frustrating to wait to get an assignment/exam back because you get no immediate satisfaction. after every task you complete go for a walk, see a friend, cook, get a hot chocolate. feel good about your progress without having to wait for someone else to tell you that you’re doing a good job
3. organise your to-do list using these 4 categories:
important and urgent - do this now!
important but not urgent - schedule this
not important but urgent - delegate this or schedule it for later
not important and not urgent - don’t do this until you have done everything else
4. divide and conquer. if you have a paper to write divide it up into easy chunks e.g. plan/first draft/second draft/checking etc. and tackle these one at a time. don’t just write ‘history paper’ on your to-do list because you will feel unproductive until you tick it off, even if you are making progress
5. don’t forget to put self-care on your to-do list. make sure every day you write down and tick off ‘drink water’ ‘get some fresh air’ ‘take some time away from the computer’ ‘brush teeth’ ‘shower’. you will feel productive and also be looking after yourself, both of which will boost your general productivity
6. study slots not study tasks. break up your tasks into time slots and write those on your to-do list. instead of ‘revise German Unification’ my to-do list will say ‘1 hour German Unification’. after 1 hour I will stop and tick off that task. then write it again later or the next day if I want to do more. it is easier to quantify tasks (especially humanities/arts revision) by time rather than by topic.
7. have a visual indicator of your progress. if you think you need to spend 6 hours on German Unification in total then draw a rectangle and divide it in 6 and colour one segment in for every hour you work so you can see your progress. this will serve as motivation and as a reward for hard work
8. find a friend with a similar/better work ethic than you and sit together in a library and study hard. it’s nice to surround yourself with people who are also working hard for motivation, and for someone to talk to during your study breaks
I hope this helps!
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From left to right: my student planner from plum paper, my newly formed bullet journal, and my reflection journal. I knew that, with my busy schedule, I desperately needed a planner that I could customize, and plum paper was the most affordable. The bujo notebook, even though it isn't what people commonly use, appeals to me with its simple clean design. Finally, the reflection journal is something I started a few weeks ago to reflect on my habits/nutrition/productivity for the day. I just can't resist a small marble notebook

25/30 - June Study Challenge 💻
favorite study place | definitely my desk! fun fact: a Korean monk actually wrote my name in hangul calligraphy and a smol message - he looked my in the face and wrote great/big (idk the best translation) hope on it. This really inspires me to give my best everyday!