Plan Your New Era >>>

This fall semester is a great time to develop new habits because everything is getting ready for a new chapter in your life. It can be intimidating to start something new, but with the appropriate approach and a little dedication, these habits can quickly become routine. Whether your goals are to increase productivity, improve your health, or lead a more balanced lifestyle, these helpful hints will help you transition smoothly into the new season and have the best semester ever.

  • set clear goals for the month; spend some time writing down the routines you would like to adopt this month, such as using a physical planner or your phone’s calendar. However, they don’t have to be extremely complicated; straightforward routines like taking a daily glass of water, walking for thirty minutes, or reading for half an hour before bed are excellent places to start. Putting these down on paper helps you stay on track daily and provides you with a clear picture. To keep on top of things, you might even make a checklist or utilize an app that tracks your habits.
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  • prepare ahead of time; to maintain new behaviors, preparation is essential. Pack your meals or organize your clothes the night before, for instance. If you intend to work out, make sure your equipment is prepared. You can take out obstacles that can make it simple to break your new habit by preparing ahead of time.
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  • organize your time with a planner; students frequently struggle with time management, particularly given our hectic schedules. To keep your commitments and chores organized, use a planner. Being aware of exactly what needs to be done when will help you stay focused and less stressed. Besides, crossing things off as you finish them is so satisfying! And keep in mind, I strongly advise you to ask for assistance from your professors or other colleagues without hesitation if you need it ❤
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  • consistency is key; consistency is the key ingredient in creating any new habit. Even though it seems challenging or repetitive at first, make an effort to practice your new habit as much as you can, if not every day. The habit will eventually become second nature, and you’ll be happy you persisted with it.
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ps: remember, forming new habits does not happen overnight. Be patient with yourself and celebrate small victories along the way. Good luck guys and keep striving for the best version of yourself!

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About Karen C

Hello everyone! I’m Karen Chij. I am a junior at the University of Maryland Baltimore, County (UMBC) at the Universities at Shady Grove (USG). I was born in Guatemala, and I moved to the U.S. a couple of years ago. I recently graduated from Montgomery College where I got my Associate of General Studies SSAH-core. I started my first semester as a junior in Social Work with a minor in Psychology. I want to pursue my desire to become a social worker so that I can advocate and work with people to help them successfully find well-being, self-esteem, and practice self-care, etc. In addition to being a student blogger. I keep a few other extracurricular activities in check. I am currently the treasurer Psychology Student Association (PSA). Also, I am also in the USGLeads Emerging Leadership program at USG and also actively seeking internship opportunities. I enjoy hiking with friends and spending time with my family. I’ve started this year with my journeying and have a list of topics I intend to write about including self-care, hobbies, adventures, struggles as a first-generation student, manifesting, burning out, and other things that are on my mind!
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