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Study timetable

Woden · 2004-02-08 15:48:20

Does anyone else feel great when you've done out a study/general work timetable, you haven't actually achieved anything, you work load is as much as is was before and you've wasted study time filling it out but damn you feel all will be ok now that it is done :) theres just the small matter of sticking to it

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08-02-2004 4:48pm

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Woden

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Does anyone else feel great when you've done out a study/general work timetable, you haven't actually achieved anything, you work load is as much as is was before and you've wasted study time filling it out but damn you feel all will be ok now that it is done theres just the small matter of sticking to it

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#2 08-02-2004 11:41pm
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I dont study with timetables.. something always comes up to wreck it and id say 90% of people dont stick to them

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#3 09-02-2004 1:04am
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Does anyone else feel great when you've done out a study/general work timetable, you haven't actually achieved anything

I always do this when I what to do some sort of work, but im not really motivated enough to take out the books. Still I tend to stick to them for about a month so some good does come out of it;)

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