steal my afterschool study routine! 💯🎒✨ these are two study routines that start at 4pm (so around after school time). this was requested by a couple of people so i hope this helps you! one of the routines are more study focused and the other is homework focused. happy studying friends :) #le

Most of you asked me how i treated my acne skin. I have mix Skin. Like oily and dry. In winter time my skin is very dry and in summer its very oily. And my T-zon is oily. Here is the products i use daily. Mostly at the day time. Item: 1 PanOxyl 10% Benzoyl Peroxide Clears Existing Acne and H

we all have 168 hours in our week. a third of those are spent working/commuting (if you’re lucky), a third of the are spent sleeping. leaving us around 68 hours to eat, shower, and take care of our bodies and homes. 68 hours sounds like a lot, but the average person spends 4 and a half hours on

going to school after a break up should be illegal 😔 ik it can be hard and all you want to do is cry :( but healing is a process and ik you can do it ❤️‍🩹 ⭐️ here’s are some tips to help u along the way ⭐️ - support system - do not disturb - find a new study routine - relax - counselo

I wasn't always in the position to be a full-time student so I know how it can feel like a struggle to get in your studying after working 40+ hours a week!I created this 2 hour study schedule for anyone who has a 9-5 but wants to be able to study after work and actually see results! For ever

Nursing School was the hardest 4 years of my life. I passed classes with flying colors, I had to retake classes, I aced exams, and I even failed exams. Nursing school was no joke. It makes you question if you are fit for this career, it makes you question is all the stress, panic attacks, tears, ea

we all know how it goes - you get home, you’re exhausted from a days work. you plop down on the first available surface, pull out your phone for what you tell yourself is a quick brain break 👀 and 3 hours later, you realize the rest of your day disappeared 😭 i was guilty of this literally every

Here are a few reminders before you start your study session: 🧘‍♀️ Relax and Breathe: Take a moment to breathe deeply and clear your mind. Relaxation is key to effective studying. 📚 Set Goals: Define clear goals for your study session. What do you aim to accomplish? Having objectives keeps yo

Studying on weekdays can be both challenging and rewarding. It's all about finding that balance between school or work commitments and carving out time for focused study sessions. Weekdays tend to be busier with classes, meetings, and other obligations, but with a bit of planning and discip

I don’t think there’s a bigger heartbreak than finding out that your significant other cheated on you in your relationship. If you find yourself in a position that you have been cheated on, just know that your feelings and emotions are valid. I’m going to offer you my advice on how to heal from som

I made this post to vent and to find other people who can relate. Also, I'm seeking advice from those who have made it past this stage of life. I said "post-grad", but I feel like those who decided not to take the college route can still relate to this rough transition into adulthood.

🌸 My GED Story 🌸 In 2018 I began to be faced with grief, financial hardship, health issues, and trauma. After spending many years struggling with attending school regularly due to my mental and physical health I made the decision to essentially drop out however this was not official until 2019 w

Here are four things to do after 9pm to prepare your body and mind for sleep: Have a wind down routine - Establishing a night time routine can serve as a cue to your body that it’s almost time to sleep. This wind down routine can consist of whatever you want as long as it’s relaxing. Some ideas

In May I’ve officially had my building for 3 years! I moved into this place after only seeing it ONE time. There was so much work to be done, but now I’m so proud to call this home. 🏠 #home #beforeandafter #iowa #homeowner #westernstyle #apartment #countrystyle #remodel

I’ll die on this hill — doing an internship after college was the best decision I ever made for my career! As someone who navigated through college not getting a ton of applied work experience, I had a difficult time finding a post grad job (also because of the pandemic and it’s effects on the j