Hopefully this will be a decent post to make up for it.
School.
This is the topic of the month. Last week I covered a few of the basics of getting to know your University/College.
This week I'm going to cover a few things about how to make life a bit easier.
1. Take at least 10-15 minutes a day for YOU.
You need a breather during the day. Classes go for all hours, you're rushing around the campus figuring out where things are, how to make it there faster. Take. A. Break. Find a spot, close your eyes and breathe. It will help keep you relaxed for those long days.
2. Friends can be found Everywhere.
You might be lucky enough to sit next to them in class, or at meal time. They could be your roommate. Or they could be the one person that you routinely pass on your way to classes or other places. A friendly smile, a passing wave, can make a great new friend.
3. Know when you Don't need it.
Nine times out of ten (or ten out of ten) - you don't need the thing you really want to buy at the store. You can always get it later on when you actually have money - or not. Money is a luxury, try not to spend it on things you'll have to lug around later.
4. Walking.
Use your two feet - they can get you places. Bikes or mini scooters are helpful too, but walking is highly recommended. You can get exercise while hiking across campus to various classes and other activities.
Disclaimer: I am not paid for anything I write here.
1. Take at least 10-15 minutes a day for YOU.
You need a breather during the day. Classes go for all hours, you're rushing around the campus figuring out where things are, how to make it there faster. Take. A. Break. Find a spot, close your eyes and breathe. It will help keep you relaxed for those long days.
2. Friends can be found Everywhere.
You might be lucky enough to sit next to them in class, or at meal time. They could be your roommate. Or they could be the one person that you routinely pass on your way to classes or other places. A friendly smile, a passing wave, can make a great new friend.
3. Know when you Don't need it.
Nine times out of ten (or ten out of ten) - you don't need the thing you really want to buy at the store. You can always get it later on when you actually have money - or not. Money is a luxury, try not to spend it on things you'll have to lug around later.
4. Walking.
Use your two feet - they can get you places. Bikes or mini scooters are helpful too, but walking is highly recommended. You can get exercise while hiking across campus to various classes and other activities.
Disclaimer: I am not paid for anything I write here.
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