“Stuff I Clicked for No Reason” pt 1

How I Studied Medical Billing & Coding From Home With Just Two Books and No Healthcare Background Two years ago, I decided to study medical billing and coding from home. I had no healthcare experience. No idea what CPT or ICD-10 even meant. I just knew I needed a job I could do remotely —

Hey, there! I’ve been doing some research on vitamins that increase metabolism and here is what I found. Please consult with your doctor before taking. You may not need to take, but if you’re struggling with weight loss, there’s a good chance you could be deficient. I encourage everyone

1️⃣ What I Thought Was Studying For the longest time, I thought re-reading and highlighting were how you study. I’d spend hours going over the same notes, feeling “productive”… then get shocked when I couldn’t recall anything during exams 😅 It was frustrating because I genuinely felt like I was

I used to say I had the worst memory ever, especially when it came to learning a new language. I’d try to memorize vocab with flashcards and random word lists, but nothing stuck. It was so frustrating. What actually helped was switching things up and learning words in context. Like, instead of just

1️⃣ What I Thought Was Studying For the longest time, I thought re-reading and highlighting were how you study. I’d spend hours going over the same notes, feeling “productive”… then get shocked when I couldn’t recall anything during exams 😅 It was frustrating because I genuinely felt like I was

For anyone fresh out of high school getting ready for their first year in college, or currently a college student & majoring in Criminal Justice like me, here’s a few tips I discovered & learned during my first year in college as a CJ major! Please take note of this as these tips are very i

A year ago I was juggling bills and wondering how I’d ever get ahead. I started learning about money, cutting back on the stuff that didn’t matter, and putting every spare dollar into ideas that could grow. It wasn’t easy late nights, doubt, and plenty of mistakes but somewhere along the way thin

I’m not sharing this to brag. I’m sharing it because I wish I knew what was possible when I first started nursing. At 27, I’ll make around $250,000 this year as a travel nurse. Five years ago, I was a staff nurse working nights, exhausted, and barely able to save. I used to sit in the break room

1️⃣ The Key to Habit Stacking Most of my failed habit stacks had one thing in common: they felt too hard to start. I’d try to do something productive after a draining task (like dishes), and my brain just refused. But once I started pairing habits with something easy or rewarding, everything click

For the LONGEST time, I just thought something was wrong with me. I could never finish things I started, my brain felt like it had 100 tabs open, and no matter how hard I tried to just lock in and focus, it never worked. I labeled myself lazy, unmotivated, inconsistent… It wasn’t until I started

It’s July basically. Your desktop is full of screenshots, your Notes app is a graveyard, and your bookmarks? Don’t even know her. Let’s fix it. Here’s your step-by-step ✨ 🖥️ Clean off your desktop – only keep what you actually use. Set a fresh wallpaper while you’re at it. 📥 Declutter your ema

these are some examples of how i like to annotate my books! i don’t really have a rhyme or reason to some of my annotations, i just annotate what stands out to me. i try not to think too hard about making annotations “proper” because, ultimately, they’re just for me to see. annotate however makes y

There was a time when I felt constantly busy but never actually productive. I’d make to-do lists a mile long, start the day with so much motivation, and then… somehow end up scrolling my phone and feeling guilty about it. Sound familiar? Turns out, the secret isn’t about working harder—it’s abou

I've officially become *that* person. You know, the one who shushes you at the slightest peep because "I'm reading!" 🤫😂 No shame though, because these books I've been devouring lately? 🔥 Let's just say they're worth getting a little grumpy over 😜 Seriously, I've b

When I was a brand-new nurse, I used to stare at my med list like it was a foreign language. One of my preceptors told me, “You don’t need to know everything, just understand the big groups.” And she was right. Once I learned these three categories, the rest finally started making sense. 💧 1️⃣ I

HOW TO SET UP OBS STUDIO TO STREAM!!! Scenes and Sources Step One, Download OBS Studio -Search OBS Studio on your Search Engine (I use Google) -Should be the first link that shows up -Then download based on which OS you have. (I have Windows so that is what I clicked. Step 2a, Lets cr

For most of my life, I thought something was wrong with me. I couldn’t understand why I felt so overwhelmed in situations that seemed to energize other people—crowded events, loud restaurants, even casual social gatherings. I’d come home completely drained, not just physically but emotionally to

DAY 1 | THE LAZY GIRLS GUIDE TO SWEET POTATOES🍠 I clicked one button and somehow ended up with enough sweet potatoes to feed a village, so instead of questioning it, I've decided to commit to the bit and make a different sweet potato meal every day this week. so gather round my little moonbe

Okay… I had to drag myself a little with this one because I did not realize how much I was buying just out of habit 😭💀 Like why do I have five versions of the same hoodie when I literally rotate thru the same 2 every day?? So I sat myself down and actually started unpacking why I keep shopping when

I didn’t stay because the apartment experience was good, I stayed because I kept convincing myself it would get better. My internal dialogue was loud: “I’ll move next year.” “It’s not that bad.” “It’s only messy sometimes.” “Once money gets better, I’ll leave.” “She’s my best friend… we’ll