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[laterz laterz]

hol up???? 8AM???!!!! how does your brain make it to wake then *jaw dropped*

what time do u wake up lol

 

[highkeydropout]

what time do u wake up lol

i try my best to wake up before like one or something cos Ive developed bad sleeping habits over the last week

 

[laterz laterz]

i try my best to wake up before like one or something cos Ive developed bad sleeping habits over the last week

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[highkeydropout]

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HAHAHAH wby

 

[laterz laterz]

HAHAHAH wby

7 lol, used to wake up at 11 till 5 days before

 

[highkeydropout]

7 lol, used to wake up at 11 till 5 days before

UMMMM why so early tho do you work??

 

[laterz laterz]

UMMMM why so early tho do you work??

haha no, was planning to but I am too lazy lol
I am just tryna have a good sleeping and studying schedule, that's why

 

[highkeydropout]

haha no, was planning to but I am too lazy lol
I am just tryna have a good sleeping and studying schedule, that's why

howd you teach yourself to wake up and sleep early I want to wake up early but I get too tired and end up having to sleep in

 

[Etho_x]

tf 12 hours? That's a bit overkill isn't it. I know heaps of people that studies max 6 hours a day and still got >99.5

Have breaks it's not really full time hahaha, some of that is spent procrastinating and having lunch so it's still around 6-8 hours on average

 

[Etho_x]

what the heckkk i thought you meant like 3 hours daily but that's abnormal HOW EVEN

Responded to dumnerds post explaining that

 

[Etho_x]

yeah 12 is just a bit too much if he just wants to get a 90+
ik people who are tryna get 99.95 and are studying max 12 hours

Had bad study habits before, and although I can understand how it may be overkill I don't find myself as the smartest sheep in the shed when it comes to school so I need as much time as possible tbh, not one to grasp concepts very quickly and I often need to work through many problems before I understand what I'm doing

 

[pikachu975]

howd you teach yourself to wake up and sleep early I want to wake up early but I get too tired and end up having to sleep in

I guess getting out of bed in the morning even though you're tired is just willpower

I recommend the app 'Alarmy', really good and wish I knew about it during trials because for 2 english trials (we had 3 sets of trials) I was like "I'm gonna wake up early and study I'm too tired" and slept in so I had to cram really hard... but yeah amazing app for ensuring you wake up - especially the photo option

 

[highkeydropout]

I guess getting out of bed in the morning even though you're tired is just willpower

I recommend the app 'Alarmy', really good and wish I knew about it during trials because for 2 english trials (we had 3 sets of trials) I was like "I'm gonna wake up early and study I'm too tired" and slept in so I had to cram really hard... but yeah amazing app for ensuring you wake up - especially the photo option

omg gonna try it out tonight ehehhe

 

[pikachu975]

omg gonna try it out tonight ehehhe

Yep it's really good, hope it works ^^

 

[Eagle Mum]

LMAO sometimes I think I study too much that I also end up crying myself to sleep because it feels as if it's already a part of my daily routine to study for so long and I want to focus on my physical health and wellbeing more, brain says "nope you're sitting on that chair and studying ur ass off"

‘Healthy body, healthy mind’ is an old and true adage.
I recommend a short jog or brisk walk at least every second day - the boost to circulation will likely make study hours more effective.
After a brisk walk, I can actually feel an increase in my peripheral circulation (fingers, toes) and clearer mentation.

DS does hard athletics training twice a week and an 8km run three times a week*. His study hours in between are not excessive, but highly effective.

*Edited to add: I’m not recommending this level of exercise for everyone, but 20-30 minutes at least every second day would be beneficial.

 

[Etho_x]

‘Healthy body, healthy mind’ is an old and true adage.
I recommend a short jog or brisk walk at least every second day - the boost to circulation will likely make study hours more effective.
After a brisk walk, I can actually feel an increase in my peripheral circulation (fingers, toes) and clearer mentation.

DS does hard athletics training twice a week and an 8km run three times a week*. His study hours in between are not excessive, but highly effective.

*Edited to add: I’m not recommending this level of exercise for everyone, but 20-30 minutes at least every second day would be beneficial.

Thanks for the suggestion, generally I try to keep a good exercise routine in consideration while I’m studying but I think at this point it’s more about having the urge to go out. Hard to find the motivation to exercise a lot -_-

 

[Etho_x]

For my 600th message, just thought I'd post in here and say hi : )

(I woke up at 10 this morning rip my study schedule but eh good sleep)

 

[DarkOperator618]

helloo peopleee, hows everyone using there holidays?? has anyone studied at all or planning to do so, if so what?

yea I've been on maths, modern, physics and history extension major work, as well as my English teacher who very annoyingly gave us holiday homework

 

[highkeydropout]

yea I've been on maths, modern, physics and history extension major work, as well as my English teacher who very annoyingly gave us holiday homework

how are you studying for modern?

 

[username_2]

tf 12 hours? That's a bit overkill isn't it. I know heaps of people that studies max 6 hours a day and still got >99.5

Etho_X lol. I studied 12 hours a week (not a day)... isn't that a bit much - there are other things to do in life, right. 6-8 is okay but still overkill...