u/whomewhom

I know what I should be doing, but I can't seem to stick with it for more than a week or two. I'll get motivated, start working out and eating better, then completely fall off and have a hard time getting back into it.

The inconsistency is really affecting my progress, and it's frustrating because I feel like I'm constantly starting over.

Have any of you found systems, habits, or strategies that actually worked..?

Hey fellow Indians,

I'm a 27F working in IT in the public sector. I moved to Ireland 3 years ago as a student, completed my MSc at UCD, and have prior IT experience in India.

I also do weekend online tutoring for a few juniors at my college in India, but I don't think it's worth the amount of effort I put in. So, I'm planning to start private tuition classes, but I'm not sure where to begin. I'm here to ask for opinions, insights, and to understand the prospects.

My plan is to offer the first class for free and continue only if students are interested and find my teaching suitable. I'm planning to teach Junior Cert and Leaving Cert students.

If any parents are looking for a tutor for their children, or if you know someone who might be interested, I'd be happy to connect and discuss further.

If you have any insights, advice, or are interested, feel free to DM me. We can also connect via LinkedIn🤞

Edit:

I didn’t realise there was such strong frustration around tuition classes in India, and it’s good to see that many of ye are concerned about not putting extra pressure on kids.

Just to clarify, grinds/tuition are actually very common in Ireland and are not just an Indian concept. It’s generally seen as additional academic support rather than something negative here.

Anyone know of any cafés in town with good air conditioning where I can work for a few hours?

I've been working from home all week and I swear I'm going to melt.