source I was swamped by meetings all day today so couldn't find the time earlier. Final thoughts: I knew it was coming, but L’s death still hit hard. I wanted him to stick around a little longer, just

Goal for the week: [] Complete all assignments that are due this week [] Monday and Wednesday spend at least 15 minutes on assignments and book club responsibilities [] Tuesday, Thursday and weekends spend

I reserve journaling for moments when I am overwhelmed at which point I dump all thoughts on paper. However, I also work on reflecting on my mistakes and progress checks towards goals. I do so in a different

source This was a reread. And I still mostly like it! The premise is just so weird. And I liked the theme of how performative femininity can be brutal, that under all the cupcakes-cute-hugs something nefarious

source Finished this! I thought this book was ... fine. It felt more like a demonstration of worldbuilding than like a novel for the first chunk. Having the characters all come together over their concern

Having ups and downs are part of the process and it helps to eventually accept that every day your output may look different. Instead of looking back and feeling pity and regret, see what you can do today.

source I think this one was kind of underwhelming for me after the previous two especially because of the first couple chapters with Fireheart trying to keep the clan together while Bluestar was completely

🎯 week 12 reflection 🎯 score: 89% what went right? 》 ate healthy and had much less sweets. cravings died down and saved money! 》 started jogging again and found it quite fun. 》 very productive week.

source I wanted to clear my palate after reading so much fantasy and this hit all the right notes. Bea is an orphan being kindly tolerated by her aunt and uncle and has learnt to be quiet and supplicant,

Honestly as someone who has used blockers for years on-and-off and recently started using them again, this is what helped me and is still something I do regularly: Do a full, and I mean full, detox from

source Ng is very talented at writing tight suburban family dynamics that keep me at the edge of my seat. I could not put the book down. The suburban settings, the importance of backstory, the mother-daughter

source Finished this last night! The book was surprisingly short yet powerful. I honestly knew nothing of the book going in but this book has left me researching more about what went on because I really

Subconscious Reward & It's relation to drive : When we have a goal, it is often a socialised habit to share about it which usually stems from a notion of "getting their perspective". Problem

source The body swapping, restrictive rules, and steady reveal on how everyone is awful were great. I was proud that I figured out for myself that Daniel might be a rival, and there were little things

I did my habits first thing in the morning hence why it was easy to finish most of them. I also worked out 4 out of 7 throughout the week! I slept early too. Things have been going great lately. Productivity

source I enjoyed the trial maybe the most of the whole book, though that says more about what I was in the mood to read than it does about the book, I think. I will say that the closing remarks by each

Week 11 Reflection: Score: 25% What Went Right? Nothing, besides that I still managed to stay off Twitter on my phone for so long that I can't even find it in my screen time listing lol. What Went Wrong?

source Finished. Well i think i predicted nearly every single major plot point before it happened. and that isn't great because imo this story should have played out entirely differently if the author

My food diary is all over the place. Breakfast: breakfast burrito, coffee/milk, granola bar, thin mint. Lunch: sardines, orange, popcorn, rice crisps, okara brownies, granola bar, more coffee, multivitamin.

source This book elicits a very strong emotion from me, so that's good. I like that it felt fast paced, hard to read due to the topic but very short in chapters. I wonder why this book is written though?