u/EngineeringDecent577

I woke up at midnight and decided to go for a mile run. My first time completing mile run without stopping was a week ago, give or take, and I haven't really been able to push past that.

Anywho, I find a coffee shop a mile away from me except I forgot they'd be closed and I forgot the fact that I couldn't exactly drive back home.

So I ended up running 1.5 miles without walking breaks 😛😛 and walking back home the rest of the 0.5 miles.

It didn't feel as hard because I was so annoyed with myself.

Onto 2 miles.

I'm a pediatric scribe and I was wondering how to go about doing the pharmacology sketc*hy videos. Starting it now will kill* *two birds with one stone so why not.

What are yalls favorite series & their difficultly level.

I'll start:
Series- Keep talking and nobody explodes (beginner)
Series- Flaggle (beginner)
Video- Word association game (beginner)
Video(s)- Anything with Gustavo (n/a)

Around a week or so ago, I was STRUGGLING to get to a mile. I would get halfway there and quit. Now I can run a mile and still have something in the tank. It gets better. Onto 1.5 miles🫦

Andres and shel were in my dream. I don't really know what language it was. Needless to say I feel a little creeped out😭.

Im a texas applicant. My top schools have 513 mcat median and 3.8 GPA.

I got a 507 (125/127/127/128). My GPA is a solid 3.9 and I have a decent X factor (competitive powerlifting).

I told myself if I don't get in this cycle I'd retake but by the time I hear back its already time to resubmit😭

Lemme know if I'm being neurotic, thanks.

Im 20f. I have one year before I (hopefully) get into medical school where I doubt I'll be able to work for those 4 years. I graduated college early so now I have a year off to work full time (making 2k a month) and am planning on maybe getting a second job soon.

I have 8k in student loans (6%)
I have 4k in stocks (net loss of 100$ but Im honestly not worried) and 3.5k in savings

I guess my main question is what goals should I set for myself financially? How do I pay off my loan?

I work at a pediatric clinic and them kids got me congested and sick. Do I still run? I dont feel like it--but I also never feel like running so I dont wanna rely on feelings.

Im in the early stages of this (19 hours; 1 week) so Im a little too obsessed at the moment. I'm a chicken with its head cut off.

Is it worth my time to keep peppa in the background while I do other things?

I obviously won't count this as comprehensible input because I'm not really comprehending that much of this, but I wanted to see if it has any benefits to speed up the process.

My main goal is to listen to easier podcasts (i dont care which; I just want to be able to listen to spanish on my hour commute to work) Unfortunately, at the moment I'm not really able to comprehend anything I'm not watching.

I have ~15 hours of input but so badly want to watch the intermediate videos. For background context I live in Texas (heavy spanish speaking population).

Should I:
Suck it up and spam watch beginner videos to get to 150 hours? Orrrr...
Just skip to the videos I want to watch?

I tend to forget I'm listening to spanish so I've found it hard to gauge what is "hard" and what is "easy."

What are some of the milestones you've experienced when learning spanish?

I used almost every other free resource and felt pretty good about my answers. I use Chat and that all goes out the window. HOWEVER, I typed/ wrote all my answers for other resources since they were from books/websites and speak to chat to practice speaking clearly. So, there is a possibility I am the problem but wanted to ask and see if anyone else has a similar experience.

If anyone has tips on how to speak better or tools I could use I would greatly appreciate it (I tend to ramble a bit too much for my own good).