hey my louvelies,
I’m really sorry I haven’t posted for a few weeks I have been extremely busy on school and although I love writing blogs I have to make sure I put my priorities first and this means boring old school work. its sad but it has to be done.
Anyways this leads me onto my next topic and the theme of today’s post which is: revising dun dun dun – that’s me making it seem dramatic, sounds cool? probably not whoops at least I tried.
I hate school in fact there are so many more things I would rather do than be at school so why do I put my self through this you may wonder, because I want an education and because I want to become successful in the future, have a massive home with an incredible husband you know the deal. That may seem far away but its what you do now that really impacts on your future. Therefore recently I have put school first, I am making that extra effort every single day to go over things we learnt in lesson applying my knowledge to past exam questions and making endless amount of notes. Which I will one day chuck out and never use again but that cant be avoided. This is now and now is school. I’m not happy with this but I have accepted that this has to be a part of my life whether I like it or not.
so lets work together and conquer school as a group, ill start of with my biggest tips on how to feel motivated and revise:
- have the right equipment– doing so not only will you actually be able to take notes but you may find little enjoyment in so you know what get you coloured highlighters and pointless sticky notes and go crazy!
- its never to early to start- whether you’re in year 9 or year 7 start taking notes make revision cards , plan and make to do lists all for your future this will help you be organise but also allow you to get use to the dreaded habbit of studying
- DONT PROCRASINATE- for me this is probably the hardest thing to overcome, but however difficult it Is try not to do this. As your simply just wasting time doing absolutely nothing. make yourself feel productive watch videos read blog posts make a to do list ANYTHING as long as your not procrastinating its like a drug and is the number 1 way to set yourself back on your gcse/tests/exams etc
- reward yourself-now by this I do not mean read a page then go have a 4 hour nap WRONG! I mean do your science homework take some maths notes then read and after allow yourself to watch some Netflix have a bag of popcorn or really whatever takes your fancy. but don’t let your award overwhelm you. make sure school is your priority you will always have time in the future t lay in your bed chilling.
I hope you guys enjoyed this post make sure you have a fabulous day and although I have mention about 48 times that school should be your priority t should take over your whole life allow yourself time for friends and family x I will see you all very soon – louise
123 xx I’m out
First up is ‘My not so perfect life’ by Sophie Kinsella this book was such an enjoyable read although it took a little while getting into it I instantly feel in love with the main character ‘Kat/Katie. this book reminded me that no ones life is perfect no matter how good their mask is. its important to know that and not put yourself down when something hasn’t gone the way you wanted it too. I found this book extremely sarcastic and a perfect evening read. I loved every second of it a definite RECOMMEND.
ntent. reading this instantly puts me in my happy place and I wanted to let you guys in on my little secret. a few years ago I would always struggle sleeping, each night I would dread going to bed in fear of a panic attack (there will be a post on this sometime in the future.) Now, reading this book relaxed me and made me happy. therefore it definitely deserved to be in my top faves!!!
simplyllou 