Log: 5th March ☑ Morning shower _journal ☑ Review & edit thesis section ☑ Research: EV battery degradation models ☑ Read: Age of Revolutions ☑ _call home + stretch ☑ Organize project files
I radiate confidence, positivity, and joy, embracing each moment with determination and purpose. Today is filled with endless possibilities, and I have everything I need to succeed.
You're tired but you have goals to reach and places to be!
100 days of productivity
Day 12/100
Week 3 assignment review
Self advocacy training
Day 13/100
Introduction lecture
2 readings
Saturday reset mode: activated. You’re building something bigger than just a productive day—you’re building resilience, discipline, and balance. Keep going!
Log: 23 Feb
☀ Morning ▸ Breakfast + journal ▸ Research Work (RO) ▸ Light stretching
🌿 Afternoon ▸ Deep-clean workspace + tidy up ▸ Lunch+ write up ▸ Catch up on research (editing)
🌙 Evening ▸ Call home ▸ Yoga ▸ Go shopping ▸ Wind down with a movie or podcast
Sunday, 16.03.2025
mock exams. that's all what i've been thinking of since the beginning of this week. first was geo sl which i think went pretty well. i'm also writing chem on monday and it stresses me out a little bit. the good news is that i am almost done with all of my IAs.
99/100
"reprogram your brain for consistency, not intensity"
Log: 17th March
regular housekeeping tasks
research work 2P
read journal papers
evening walk
Cut the dopamine supply. Work in short, controlled bursts (20-30 minutes max) — even when you feel like working longer. Leave tasks unfinished. This forces your brain to stay engaged in the background without burning out. Delay gratification. After each session, step away. Don’t check results or keep pushing. Low-dopamine environment. Limit phone use, social media, and even music that triggers a dopamine spike.
13/04/25 - weekly study summary
first draft of essay
researched phd supervisors
completed assistive tech training
set up zotero
song: john hughes movie by maisie peters
feeling so much better now the first draft is done. it's taken a long time to get the assistive tech i need, but oh my god it's so good. i can't believe i've been working without adhd support this whole time. drafting this essay with the proper support was a breeze after struggling with it and previous essays for weeks. i may even had it in early.
100 days of productivity
day 4/100
colonising philanthropy webinar
reviewed webinar transcript
day 5/100
completed learning log
completed assessed forum contribution
reviewed next week's assignments
Hmmmm...
Feeling the urge to get a bullet journal again...
The absolute beauty of reading.
friendly reminder that notes do look like a mess 90% of the time and it’s ok!!
Late 20s. She/her. AuDHD. Postgrad.
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