Study Hack: Concertina Booklets

Just a quick little hack I've come up with, entitled: "Concertina Booklets".

My teachers are always giving me a gazillion pieces of paper or booklets, so this time when my teacher gave me a stack of model answers, I stuck them all next to each other. Observe:

This way, I can read a two-page spread and use it like a normal booklet, or alternatively, unfold it and see all the pages at the same time for revision purposes. Super. Ciao.

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Listing

Probably because I'm extremely forgetful and quite busy, people are always telling me to make lists of things I have to or want to do. It's a good thing; the key to an organised way of life, since everything is kept together in a neat place to refer back to and carry onto the next task.

My problem is that if I do make a list, a number of things will happen: I'll get overwhelmed by the number of tasks all together, one after another; I'll lose the list; I won't write everything down on it, and then, obviously, the apocalypse will happen.

Joking aside - that's what it feels like for me!

That why I love these cute little book of lists I have. I make a lil' list on one of the pages and tear it out along the perforated edge. It's great because there isn't ean endless amount of space to list forever and ever so I don't get overwhelmed - though there is ample space for quite a few tasks - especially if you pick the list without lines! Then I can use it as a bookmark or just staple it to my planner and hey - I'm listed. Plus they're so adorable and eye-catching I have to look at them, which means I'm more likely to use them.

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