Love this, Eunice! I'm a big believer in starting by focusing on your motivation, because you're going to hit hurdles along the way, and it's good to remember why you did it. Step 4 is a killer tip! So easy to stretch out over too long with no real goal in mind. And step 5 about not biting off more than you can chew. Very helpful advice. Thank you!
I love the kind and generous heartwarming atmosphere that you create, your kind, easygoing, warm vibe. ❤ I am absolutely obsessed with you videos, They are like a burst of motivation and positively that keeps me going. From your awesome Vlogs to those satisfying organizing videos, I cannot get enough. Your content seriously inspires me to stay focused and chase after my dreams.
Hi Sakura san! Thank you so much for your kind comments. I'm going to store this comment somewhere special to look back on for warm fuzzies. Thank you and i hope you have a nice day ❤
Hi! Thank you for your kind comment 😝 Certainly! My current favourites for productivity are: 5am club (creating time ahead to maximise success towards your days, weeks etc), Deep Work by Cal Newport (provides great strats for time management and planning ahead) & 1 Thing (a new favourite of mine using a new pattern of thinking for me, to streamline success from 1 goal). Happy reading!
Hi! I find that the best way to study science subjects is really to pay attention in class to understand the concepts in general, make sure you can answer the lecture/chapter objectives in simple terms. Then to really test your understanding, do practice questions/past papers. If things don't make sense in class, try other ways to learn it - like a youtube video on osmosis is the best way to quickly digest a topic in simpler, visual explanations. I've never taken history before, so I wont be the best person to answer this, unfortunately. I hope that helps!
Love this, Eunice! I'm a big believer in starting by focusing on your motivation, because you're going to hit hurdles along the way, and it's good to remember why you did it.
Step 4 is a killer tip! So easy to stretch out over too long with no real goal in mind.
And step 5 about not biting off more than you can chew. Very helpful advice. Thank you!
Great summary Anthony! You’ve said it better than I did!
I love the kind and generous heartwarming atmosphere that you create, your kind, easygoing, warm vibe. ❤ I am absolutely obsessed with you videos, They are like a burst of motivation and positively that keeps me going. From your awesome Vlogs to those satisfying organizing videos, I cannot get enough. Your content seriously inspires me to stay focused and chase after my dreams.
Hi Sakura san! Thank you so much for your kind comments. I'm going to store this comment somewhere special to look back on for warm fuzzies. Thank you and i hope you have a nice day ❤
Your advices are helpful for my teenager daughter, and me as well.
Ngā mihi nui!
Hi Tao! Thank you 😁
Too Good !!
Could you suggest some top books to read for avoiding failures by preparing planning ahead of time ? Also on thinking patterns of success
Hi! Thank you for your kind comment 😝 Certainly! My current favourites for productivity are: 5am club (creating time ahead to maximise success towards your days, weeks etc), Deep Work by Cal Newport (provides great strats for time management and planning ahead) & 1 Thing (a new favourite of mine using a new pattern of thinking for me, to streamline success from 1 goal). Happy reading!
@@eunjint That's Great !! Could u also suggest books on creating self belief after setbacks & thriving under chaos or hard times..
hmm i cant think of any on top of my head, but ill comment here if something comes up! @@mohibquadri4053
Thank you ❤
no, thank YOU so much 😝
how do u study history and science
Hi! I find that the best way to study science subjects is really to pay attention in class to understand the concepts in general, make sure you can answer the lecture/chapter objectives in simple terms. Then to really test your understanding, do practice questions/past papers. If things don't make sense in class, try other ways to learn it - like a youtube video on osmosis is the best way to quickly digest a topic in simpler, visual explanations. I've never taken history before, so I wont be the best person to answer this, unfortunately. I hope that helps!
@@eunjint ouuu ok
@@eunjint im fm Malaysia btw