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Plan Your Week
in General Chat
Tell us your positive plans for the last week of April. Has the London Marathon inspired you to train to become capable of running a marathon? Has the birthday of Queen Elizabeth inspired you to read books about kings and queens? If you're feeling down, cheer yourself up with this performance of Purple Rain from X Factor USA, then plan the rest of your week.
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Didn't even know its the queens birthday- just goes to show how up to date I am with current affairs
My week consists (mainly of studying):
Monday- I'm still studying at uni (and obviously on the boards here too)
Tuesday- more studying and mindfulness at uni
Wednesday- Studying, and giving hypnotherapy a shot for the first time (at uni)
Thursday- therapy in the morning, followed by volunteering at a charity shop and probably some more studying too.
Friday- studying, meeting my mentor and "Eating & Exercise" workshop at uni (they are doing lots of wellbeing drop-ins as exams are soon)
Saturday- Studying at library
Sunday- day off studying, probably going to chill- take my dogs out and play more piano tiles 2 on my ipad, listen to music and netflix
YOu don't need to run when there are dogs to walk.
Yeah it is important so I've learned, when I was younger I used to study non-stop all day- which I've learned is actually pointless as you learn more if you take regular breaks in between. Additionally I need to look after my mental wellbeing especially this year, I am studying for a large chunk of the day but I'm taking lots of breaks- mindfulness breaks, walking breaks, listening to music, going on thesite (like I was doing when I posted earlier
Haha I'm glad I have an excuse