Teenagehood Misfits

Well, I've always wanted to write something like this but I never thought I was qualified to do so.  In reality, however, there is no such thing as being qualified to give study tips. I mean if you passed through the stage and found something that helped you succeed in a certain area, then you're more than qualified. Even if it only worked for a little bit. It's nearing the end of the month and I don't have any posts planned. I wanted to try writing a short story for the next post, but I've changed my mind about how to approach it. Since school will start soon as well / just started, I can't think of a better time than now to upload this.  Over the years, I've watched countless videos and read countless pages online about studying, especially tips on studying, so my brain is pretty much cluttered with study-related content - 60% of them were probably never attempted.  I'll try to keep what I say short and to-the-point, but I'll write from memory and ...

If you aren't already doing this, then you SHOULD!! If you're somewhat similar to me and you're pretty inconsistent with working out, then this will help you. It's a hack that will ensure you don't lose progress during your unmotivated moments. It will also be good if you add it alongside your routines. If you're curious to know the one thing you can do to not lose your workout progress, or increase your workout progress, then stick around. I discovered this "hack" during my workout phase a few years ago. It was a phase where I researched and watched pretty much anything exercise and health-related. I tried to implement the routines and had a pretty consistent home workout routine. During my leisure time, I still absorbed workout routines and techniques through YouTube videos. So during my phase, I came across a YouTuber called Vicky Justiz. And honestly to this day, I would recommend her to everyone because I've seen quick results with her YouTube...