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Viktorija Malašauskaitė on Time managementI analyse, plan&talk about things a lot
Why do we still have FOMO although nothing is actually happening?
Check out the amount of time you spend on social media!
During this month I noticed that people I follow on social media still create a lot of content (for example, related to their past) and after scrolling for a bit I felt like my brain collected too much unnecessary information. I noticed it is really important to work on usage habits of social media and decide whether you really need to scroll that Facebook feed. Dopamine is great, but I personally couldn't consider it worth the emotional hangover that comes after wasting my time scrolling.
“The biggest thing I can tell you is that you have to make as much content as possible” - says Gary Vee.
But is it truly worth spending that much time on social media and keep yourself updated with the life of others?
Justas JanauskasQoorious human
I think there are no universally agreed rules in life and business. Making as much content as possible might be a great advice for Gary, but not necessary for you.
Figure out your own rules and follow them. Of course, seek inspiration from people you admire.
Viktorija Malašauskaitė on Time managementI analyse, plan&talk about things a lot
Okay. This Monday feels totally different. After 12 years of going to school, I said goodbye to it. Today is the first day when I am responsible for planning how to study efficiently alone. Personally, I think these steps allow me to be productive:
⭕️Tidy workplace
⭕️Set time (usually 25 min work 5 min break)
⭕️Quiet environment
⭕️Fresh air
⭕️A lot of water
⭕️Phone left in another room
What are your hacks for learning?
Dominykas RimšaProduct & UX Designer
One trick I use is revisiting the stuff I need to learn/work on just before I go to sleep. Putting new things in your head right before you drowse off makes them stick better when you wake up. And it’s actually a scientific fact https://lifehacker.com/study-before-bed-for-significantly-better-retention-5896513
Oh and congrats on graduating!
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