Lots have people have asked me why I don't seem to take a lot of breaks when I study. In this video, I address this, explain why this works better for me and offer some advice which you might want to take away. DISCLAIMER: as I mention in the video, I am not advocating for a study routine without any breaks at all. Rather, I offer a new way of looking at breaks which might be able to help increase your productivity. Remember that the most important thing is that you look after your mental and physical health and that you take the time to recharge that you need.
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What I'm Reading at the Moment = Boy Erased by Garrard Conley
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Classical Music Recommendation = Flying High by Alexis Ffrech
FAQ:
How old are you?
19
What are you studying?
English Literature (first year).
What are some of your favourite books / some recommendations?
Cat's Eye, Jane Eyre, Great Expectations, A Little Princess, The Overachievers: The Secret Lives of Driven Kids, The French Revolution (by Christopher Hibbert), The Harry Potter Series, The Odyssey (Emily Wilson translation), Frankenstein, Catalyst, Rebecca, History of the Rain, A Story of an African Farm, Fahrenheit 451, History of Wolves, A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, The Institute, A Monster Calls.
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