Alrighty so let me update here really quick .
In the portion of my life (ever so small) dedicated to the DJBC heres is where I am 1/10 conversations.
Conversation #1
I was in the stacks and hopped in the elevator to head downstairs to go home. These two girl nursing students come in so naturally im attracted and so are they
. So I open with just saying one word.... "nursing?"
They kept the conversation up the whole time I didnt really have to say much, I just lead it to wherever I wanted it to go. We talked about the program and how one of my friends is doing the program even though shes only starting. They were saying how hard it was later on. So I asked them how many sleepless nights they had, come to find out im not the only one who studies that much, they usually pull all nighters like its nothing.
Pretty relaxing conversation, they were fun to talk to. They said "Well nice talking to ya!" And I just said" see ya later, good luck with nursing" and we went out separate ways.
AA Competition
Conversation #1 HB 8
This was a girl who sat next to me in physics, we just conversed about how crappy our teacher was, even though hes such a nice guy. Then I asked her about her major, why she had 14 different colored pens. Apprently she thinks it adds "flare" and "pop" to her physics notes.... fvcking women man
haha. So that lasted about 5 minutes before class.
Conversation 2
Surprisingly got this done at the gym. An old lady walked in and asked me about my agility ladder, as i was running sprints etc, then her trainer walked in :O. Prolly about an HB7 ish so I talked to her about training methods, differnet ladder exercises and such. It was a short 3 minute conversation because I rarely talk to anyone at the gym, shes lucky I even gave her the time of day lol not to sound like an asshat.
On to the next challenge, usually during the school year I find myself busy so even if I drop out of this competition im going to still do the challenges anyway just for the benefit of myself with conjunction with the DJBC.
I found a great study technique, man was I missing out. I find that studying for multiple 30 minute sessions (3) a day is way better than study 1-2 days before with 4-5 hour study sessions. Man I just had 3, 45 minute chemistry study sessions today and the information is absorbing so much better i feel myself actually learning. And I had 3, 30 minute biology study sessions today and feel like im already ready for the exam.
Short, frequent , studying throughout the day > long 4-5 hour study sessions 1-2 nights before. Seriously I mean my method requires about 4-6 days in advance for proper absorption but wow i can already tell its going to pay off and it relives my stress. Im learning to take things on step at a time. For example saving a lab to do the night before causes me anxiety and unwanted stress, so for this next chem lab i've been doing it in parts. I did the introduction yesterday, today im going to do the two procedures, tomorrow finish up the conclusion/data (since those arent large areas) and then its due thursday so ill be done by wednesday at the latest.
Small steps > big steps <-- this is how everything should be looked at even self improvement. You can't become a body builder without taking the small step of improving your strength and making a base muscle to build on , then you keep building on that, and building until you come to a point where you have a great physique.
Everything is small steps and quantities is the best way to go, glad i figured this out. I think that is what is contributing to my recent newfound happiness and mental clarity. I just feel better, and feeling better = good outlook on life, good test scores, relaxation, and good sleep. Gotta love it!