6 Things you can do to Declutter in 20 min or less
Posted on Saturday, September 16, 2017
Hey guys! This is my Real Talk series where I interview real people about their experiences and situations. Today I'm talking with Florine from The Wasted Blog who lives a Zero Waste lifestyle and lives in Germany.
If you're interested in being interviewed for this series, email me at ohheyhannah1@gmail.com with the subject line "Real Talk." Let's get into the interview!
Disclosure: This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #CreateWithHP #CollectiveBias
As much as we like to be organized, it seems insanely hard to stay on top of your game as the fall semester goes on.
Stop me if you've heard this one before: September comes and you're writing in your planner like a mad, you've color coded your class schedule and you've resolved to stay cool, calm and collected all semester long. Then like, November hits and you feel like you're constantly catching up on assignments, forgetting important dates and keeping up with readings feels like some impossible feat. Yeah, I've been there, and it sucks.
Today I'm sharing a few tips for getting and more importantly staying organized well into the semester.
GETTING ORGANIZED
1. Print your materials
I don't understand how people can get through college without their own printer. For a semester I ran around on campus adding money to my ID, scoping out public computers on campus, and dreading having to leave early to print stuff off for class. A printer is one of the most important college essentials that I probably wouldn't be able to function without. I work so much better with physical notes, and it seems like there's something to print out in every class.
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Using a Bullet Journal in College
Posted on Saturday, September 2, 2017
Hi guys! This week's video is all about how I bullet journal in college. With a lot of long term projects and dates to keep track of it can be hard to stay on top of everything when in college. A solution I've found is to use a planner/bullet journal hybrid system as described in Cal Newport's How to Become a Straight-A Student.
I use a bullet journal for my every day to do lists and reminders, then use a normal planner for future dates. The bullet journal goes with me to work or school and my planner stays at home on my desk.
I use a bullet journal for my every day to do lists and reminders, then use a normal planner for future dates. The bullet journal goes with me to work or school and my planner stays at home on my desk.
Hey y'all! I started my senior year of college this week which gave me a certain amount of anxiety about the next year or so. To help calm me down I reached out to my friend Nia from Nia By Design who graduated recently. She's a fellow graphic designer and all around a cool lady! Please go check out her brush lettering work on her super aesthetic Instagram, you'll be drooling for hours.
You can click the image below to download this printable from my box account. I tried to keep the design minimal to save y'all some printer ink. It's on an 8.5 x 11" but you can print two per page from your printer settings to make this fit most bullet journals or notebooks.
Disclosure: This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #GladeAtmosphere #CollectiveBias
Getting my first apartment was one of my favorite parts of college, but rentals can sometimes be dreary and restrictive about painting and decorating. Now that I’m a little older and starting my senior year of college, I’ve started to realize how important your apartment not only reflects your personal style, but also is super homey.
Hi guys! I'm here with another video about how I keep up with my blog's content calendar, goals, and sponsored posts in my bullet journal. Please like, comment, and subscribe if you like videos like this!
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