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Top 10 Procrastination Traps and How to Avoid Them

Stop us if you’ve heard this one before. You feel motivated and are ready to jump into that massive pile of to-dos that you didn’t get to over the weekend. But then, you get a ding on your phone. You check the screen to see more missed notifications from this app and that one and […]
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Work-Life Balance vs. Work-Life Integration: Which Is Best?

Over the last decade or so, there has been a work-life balance vs work-life integration debate brewing everywhere from the classroom to the boardroom. The influx of new technologies and changing dynamics in the workplace has fundamentally altered the lives of all of us. It makes us wonder if balance is even achievable? And if […]
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What Is Flow State, and How Do I Get There: 10 Tips

You have probably heard about the flow state before if you’ve made it this far in your educational journey. The flow state is that state of being in which you can be your most productive without having to consciously achieve it. It gets easier to do the better it is you are at whatever you’re […]
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10 Advantages of Using a Habit Tracker

A habit tracker can be a valuably simple tool in helping you get rid of bad habits and set new ones. Some of you may immediately go looking for the latest cool design in the App Store when you decide to habit-track. Others could break out the paper and hand-draw a chart like you see […]
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10 Benefits of Slowing Down

In a recent posting on his Study Hacks Blog, the great productivity expert Cal Newport asked a question that we should all be asking ourselves from time to time. Students especially. The question: what would happen if we slowed down? It’s a testament to how fast-paced our society is that the question would even be […]
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10 Adulting Skills You Should Learn Before Graduating

Adulting skills are the new catchphrase for what used to be known as “growing up.” Unfortunately, the need to learn adulting skills is no longer something that you, as a college student, have to worry about alone. Many adults don’t know anything about it, or could be a lot better at it anyway. Don’t wait […]
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10 Office Survival Skills Every Student Should Know

Whether you’re starting your first job or entering a new position, navigating the workplace can be tough. The first weeks of employment are often spent adjusting to your new surroundings and understanding your coworkers, and it helps you have a set of office survival skills that you can depend on and grow from. It’s also […]
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Academic Discipline: 10 Ways to Get More Involved in Yours

An academic discipline is more than just a series of related classes. That’s all it may seem like at first, but you will realize it’s your entire future as you move up the educational ladder. In this article, we give you 10 tips to move further and further down the rabbit hole of your academic […]
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Stoplight Study Technique: How to Make It Work for You

The Stoplight Study Technique is one that we don’t feel gets enough attention. This simple yet brilliantly visual tactic is so easy to set up, and it helps grow your understanding in a variety of topics. In this article, we will take a deeper dive into what that means, how to use it, and why […]
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Master List vs To-Do List: Know the Difference and How to Use Both

Many times the master list vs to-do list debate can be confusing as people use them interchangeably to describe what their plans are. Those plans could be for a given day, week, subject matter, or individual assignment. Regrettably, we’ve even found ourselves making the comparison a time or two over the years. However, there are […]
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