u/starfall_327

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How safe is it to leave your stuff unattended in the RMIT reading room?

How likely is it for stuff to get stolen if I leave it in the reading room for like 5 mins? Need to quickly grab something but don’t wanna come back to my stuff disappearing on me. Is it safe? There aren't many people in the room at the moment.

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u/starfall_327 — 2 days ago

Hey everyone,

I’ve been struggling with something for a while and I’m hoping someone here can relate or give advice.

I have this dream job I genuinely want, but it’s completely different from what I’m studying right now. To reach it, I need to learn a bunch of new skills (self-learning type stuff). I even made a full roadmap and broke it down step by step, so it’s not like I don’t know what to do.

But for some reason… I just can’t start.

It’s weird because it’s not even laziness in the normal way. It feels like my body automatically avoids it. Even when I tell myself “just sit for 10 minutes and do the easiest part", I sit down… but my brain just refuses to begin. I’ll stare at the screen, get distracted instantly, overthink, or just do something else without even realizing.

It feels like I’m scared of failing before I even attempt the task, and that fear is stopping me from even starting the process. How do you push through when your mind refuses to start even though you want it?

Any advice would really help. Thanks.

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u/starfall_327 — 23 days ago

Hey everyone,

I’ve been struggling with something for a while and I’m hoping someone here can relate or give advice.

I have this dream job I genuinely want, but it’s completely different from what I’m studying right now. To reach it, I need to learn a bunch of new skills (self-learning type stuff). I even made a full roadmap and broke it down step by step, so it’s not like I don’t know what to do.

But for some reason… I just can’t start.

It’s weird because it’s not even laziness in the normal way. It feels like my body automatically avoids it. Even when I tell myself “just sit for 10 minutes and do the easiest part", I sit down… but my brain just refuses to begin. I’ll stare at the screen, get distracted instantly, overthink, or just do something else without even realizing.

It feels like I’m scared of failing before I even attempt the task, and that fear is stopping me from even starting the process. How do you push through when your mind refuses to start even though you want it?

Any advice would really help. Thanks.

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u/starfall_327 — 23 days ago
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Hi all,

I spend a lot of time commuting and want to start going through my lectures during the trip. Is there a way to download the Echo360 recordings and transcripts from Canvas to use offline? I’m happy to use a script or extension if that’s what it takes, but a simple way to grab the MP4s and the TXT transcripts would be ideal.

thank

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u/starfall_327 — 25 days ago