Know yourself. Grow yourself.
If you clicked on this post, there’s a high chance that you’re feeling stressed right now. Perhaps you’re uncertain of what to do in a post-pandemic world. Or maybe you’re overwhelmed trying to figure out longterm strategies for the fight for justice. Perhaps you’ve recently been diagnosed with depression or
Hello! I’m Rachel from over at www.socialworkcommunity.com and I’m very excited to be sharing this post with you today. It’s a post I’ve been thinking about for a few months now and it’s a topic I honestly think about and am always trying to improve upon on a daily basis.
This post originally appeared on Anna’s 1st blog, Annamotion. 1. Unpack ASAP If you can, get to your dorm as early as possible so you can unpack and organize your room the way you want it before friends begin to arrive and activities start up. You’ll feel great to have
“The way of the Essentialist is the relentless pursuit of less but better.” In this essential 😉 book, author Greg McKeown teaches how to focus your time and energy in the right places–not necessarily getting more things done, but getting the right things done. I took 4 pages of notes
This post originally appeared on Anna’s 1st blog, Annamotion. If you want to succeed and have maximum productivity in your life, then you need to push harder by: working the extra hours, bringing your work home with you, sleeping less, studying through meal times, working through breaks and days off,
This post originally appeared on Anna’s 1st blog, Annamotion. Do you ever feel like you have too many things to do in a day? Do you feel overwhelmed when you write out your never-ending task list for the day? I have often felt this way before. Let me share with
This post originally appeared on Anna’s 1st blog, Annamotion. Note, the calendars shown in some of the images are the old version of the calendars. The download links will give you the new updated calendars. Calendars save lives. No, really. Hear me out… 1. Calendars save you time. Have
