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start making a list of things that will bring excitement to the new month (opens the original)
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As I’ve mentioned many times, I’m the kind of person who especially loves to organize my life. I keep a calendar and make sure I always remember what I need to complete during the week. But it’s obvious that most of these tasks are actually responsibilities with deadlines. Often, they put pressure on us, demand hard work and patience, and force us to act quickly. All of this contributes to our growth and will pay off in the future; thanks to this, we become more educated, more aware, better qual
how can you handle the pressure of being a student without losing your mind? (opens the original)
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You couldn’t wait to turn into academic beasts again, could you?In 2026, you’ll need to master the art of prioritizing your studies without burning your soul out in the process. Reach the heights of your ambitions, but without sacrificing your sanity. Shine in class, but without studying until you lose consciousness. You’re not supposed to adopt the role of the “suffering student” who lives on nothing but coffee and knowledge. You’re meant to nourish yourself properly so you have the strength to
the point is to find someone who will want to discover you throughout your whole life (opens the original)
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I believe that the key to building a relationship is for you to be genuinely interested in someone, and for them to be interested in you.We often wonder, when looking at other couples, how they can live together, since at first glance they don’t seem to match at all and come from two different worlds. Well, they may have a genuine curiosity about each other’s lives and an acceptance of the fact that they’ll change anyway.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/
how to do your research properly and write a high-quality publication (opens the original)
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Today I’ll be discussing one of the most exciting topics I’ve touched on here.How to run your own independent research and then write your own academic paper. I know many of you would love to accept this challenge, but you’re not sure how to really dig into a certain field and then use that knowledge to write your own paper.Despite the fact that we’re curious about many things, we usually don’t do much with that passion. We bookmark an article about the issue, listen to a podcast that we’ll forg
the history and writing practices of the loneliest women authors (opens the original)
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I believe that all authors need a little amount of solitude.Not always because we don’t need the company of people, but because we desire a private space where we could listen to our own thoughts instead of constantly responding to someone else’s.I thought it would be fascinating to research the history and practices of three female authors who used their loneliness to nourish creative growth: Mary Shelley, Shirley Jackson, and Emily Dickinson.What’s worth noting is that each of them experienced
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