Effective study habits that worked as an adhd student
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Effective study habits that worked as an adhd student

It's hard for me to figure out ways on how I can study effectively. I struggled so hard that I almost dropped out due to my 2 failed classes. This semester, I think of changing and figuring out what study methods would work for me. I tried the tips and methods I learned from threads and I am doing so much better. I took a chemistry class and two bio courses for this sem along with other electives. And the results of my GPA ended with a 3.7 GPA.
To my fellow students with ADHD, here’s how I stopped struggling with studying:
1)I stopped using pomodoro technique: I noticed when I used pomodoro, I kept getting pressured to study quickly. What I did instead is to set my break with tasks and I will not take a break until I finish studying a specific chapter.
During breaks, I don’t use my phone: Instead, I use breaks to rest my eyes and hydrate myself before getting back on studying.
3)I used the blurting method in studying: I pick a section of my notes on what I want to study and write down everything without looking at my notes. This is an effective way to know what I forgot or what I missed.
4)Using flash cards for active recall: This is quite essential for every adhd students. I just click through Turbo.AI flashcards to retain the key points on the topic I am studying.
5)Classifying my lists from easy, medium and hard tasks: This helps me completely organize my tasks based on how focused I am on the topic. I started doing easy tasks first because I often feel overwhelmed when my tasks aren’t organized.
6)I used an app blocker to refrain myself from using my phone: It felt like I wouldn’t accomplish anything if I didn’t stop myself from using my phone.
I am still using this tips and have fully become productive every time I am studying. Plus, I like how I never struggle to study anymore.

u/HolidayPractice4933 — 2 months ago
▲ 87 r/TheSideShift+1 crossposts

My dog hit $1,400 monthly just by being on camera.

When I started creating pet content on Instagram last year, I didn't know it would blow up and that brands would start collaborating with us.

I started with 5,748 followers, but the reason we get paid collaborations is that most pet brands prefer genuine videos showing pets interacting with toys, treats, or other purrfect pet products that I actually use on my dog. At this point, I think my dog is truly an actor for doing all those things.

After months of being a pet UGC creator, we earn around $1.4k (bonuses not included) monthly. If you have a pet and haven't tried pitching yet, you both are definitely missing out on an amazing UGC side hustle.

u/HolidayPractice4933 — 2 months ago
▲ 40 r/amodei+1 crossposts

Mass cancellations hitting Anthropic right now. What was the tipping point for you?

u/HolidayPractice4933 — 2 months ago

What Actually Got Me UGC Clients (Not Just More Content)

More posting ≠ more clients. What actually worked for me:
Niche down. “UGC for skincare brands” beats “UGC creator.”

Curate your portfolio. 4-6 strong clips, organized by type, beats a messy folder of everything.

Have a real rate card. Price per deliverable (raw vs. edited, +usage rights, +rush) — not vibes.

Warm up before pitching. Engage with a brand for a week before you DM. It lands better than cold outreach.

Follow up once. Most of my replies came from a single follow-up 4-5 days later, not the first message.

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u/HolidayPractice4933 — 2 months ago

BOOKKEEPING🤯🤯🤯

I try to get an online course in Bookkeeping. I'm still now int the middle of the course but if feels like my head can explode any moment from this Assets,Lia,Equity etc. any tips on how to love numbers and soon the balance sheet??🤣🤣🤣

u/HolidayPractice4933 — 2 months ago
▲ 4 r/TheSideShift+2 crossposts

commercial flat roof thermal moisture hooks pull massive response on LinkedIn

commercial roofing membrane suppliers struggle to get building owners to care about flat roof maintenance until a leak ruins expensive office inventory. last month i pitched a commercial roofing manufacturer on a thermal camera video hook.
i filmed a handheld thermal camera scanning a flat commercial roof after sunset. on thermal vision, trapped moisture under the roofing membrane glows dark blue due to evaporative cooling, revealing a massive hidden leak pocket invisible to the naked eye. the roofing brand uses the 10-second thermal clip on LinkedIn targeting facility managers. sold the raw video package for $1,600.

u/HolidayPractice4933 — 2 months ago