1️⃣ Chew gum while studying. 🍬 Pick a unique gum flavor, like cinnamon or watermelon, and chew it while studying. When it’s exam time, chew the same flavor to trigger your brain to recall the information. This sensory link makes it easier to retrieve facts and is backed by research. Plus, it’s a s

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Everyone talks about Blue Lock and Slam Dunk, but what about these lesser-known sports anime? Over the past few years, I've really fallen in love with sports anime, so here are a few of my favorites that I wish more people watched and talked about: 1. Birdie Wing 2. Overtake 3. Ao Ash

I've learned a lot throughout my fitness journey but these are the main things I wish someone would've told me when I first started. Invest In A Gym Bag: - I first started out only needed my headphones and a water bottle but NOW? Girl. 😅 The amount of things I bring to the gym, there&#3

1. It takes time to find friends and adjust, but I promise you’re going to meet your people. It just takes time ✨ 2. This is something I wish I did more freshman year but try as many things (clubs, Greek life, intramural sports) as possible. Don’t be afraid to go alone as it will get easier over

The wrong question to be asking more experienced lifters or people with nice physiques is “What is your workout routine?” Or “What do you do on leg/arm/back/(whatever) days?” This is because you will be met with a lot of redundancy. Most people actually do the same exact handful of “basic” worko

I highly suggest studying abroad to anyone who gets the opportunity!! It was the best experience of my life. If you are contemplating going abroad or are getting ready to leave here are 5 things I wish I knew before studying abroad. After classes start people’s schedules get packed. Your time ab

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When I started in real estate, I thought it would be sunshine + sold signs… but the truth is it’s equal parts hustle, patience, and heart. 💪💙 👉 Not every client is a dream client 👉 You’ll probably work for free at first 👉 Weekends? Say hello to open houses + showings 👉 Relationships > tran

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As someone who changed my major, I totally get that your field of study feels like the biggest decision of your life—but it's more flexible than people make it seem. Here's what I learned about finding your academic path (without the unnecessary anxiety) Informational interviews: Speaking

respectfully i would never do freshman year again but now that i’ve gotten it over with i can look back and giggle a little 🥹 #freshmanyear #collegelife #collegeadvice #collegetips #collegefreshman

Graduating college and entering the workforce, especially in a large corporate environment, was such a huge adjustment for me. The truth is, in college I was sold an over-glamorized version of what work/corporate life would be like, and it caused me to learn many lessons very quickly about how

Let me share with you guys 3 things I wish I knew before I got my first apartment. Bottom floor apartment: I also wish I knew the struggles of living in a bottom floor. You can hear your neighbors walk, drag things. Sometimes my neighbor it’s working out and my whole apartment shakes. So it can

1: Make friends as soon as you get there. Being a freshman makes it super easy to talk to new people because you get to say “hey! I’m new here and I’m trying to meet new people and make new friends. Wanna hang out sometime?” 2: Learn to say no. There are going to be nights that going out seems s

✨ From part-time to full-time dream ✨ When I first started my aesthetics journey, I was working long shifts in the NHS and running a tiny clinic on the side. My diary was unpredictable, my hours were late, and I remember squeezing in clients around 12-hour shifts, often questioning if I was craz

💭 What I wish I knew before becoming a tech engineer is that it’s so much more than writing code or solving technical problems. It’s about learning how to handle pressure how to communicate clearly and how to grow through moments that make you doubt yourself. When I was in school I imagined enginee

🏠 HOW WIDELY HATED THE PROFESSION IS The reputation of agents isn’t great, and while a lot of it is deserved, there are also amazing and ethical agents out there who do put their clients first. This is a job where I feel like my identity is tied so much to it, and it’s tough to work with clients w