free study planner

Helloooo! Before I begin, I wanted to say a huge sorry about my lack of blogging in the recent months. I'm going to be honest, its due to 2 reasons. First one, I have been so busy and caught up in so many other things blogging just wasn't at the top of my list, unfortunately. And secondly, I wasn't feeling inspired. I felt as though blogging was a chore, and when I did post I had to keep on reminding myself to do it, and I wasn't putting in 100% effort. 

So. Here's my plan (for those who have me on snapchat you'd know all about this!). Exams are coming up soon, and I've decided I'm going to solely concentrate on them for the next month or so. And after that, I'm all hands on blog. I have ideas popping up in my head every day, and I have promised myself a new blog makeover. But this is all going to happen after exams and during the summer holidays, when I have heaaaaps more time. I'm really looking forward to it, I can tell you that. Please keep your eyes on this space, as I'll be back way more often hopefully very soon.

Moving on. Today has been very eventful. I got my braces off this morning, I've been out and about all day, and now it's time to make the most of the day off and... study. Even though yearly's are 3 weeks away, I'm already feeling the stress. I personally love study planners. It helps me to clear my head, sit down and know where to begin (and where to stop!) Of course, some days I can do more work than others, and I think it's super important that you split your time evenly and well. One tip that I want to give you is to study no more than 2 subjects at a time. On the weekends, where I've scheduled to study for 4 subjects, I'm going to have a break in the middle, go outside, go out for lunch or meet up with some friends. Otherwise, you'll literally go crazy and you won't be focused one bit.

The other thing I've chosen to do for some of my subjects is split them up even further into topics. Eg, doing topics 1 and 4 for health on tuesday, and 2 and 3 on saturday. I think this is especially important for subjects like maths. 

However you organise or decorate, I would love to see! I've shared a couple of things that I do when I study, and I'd love to grab some ideas from you too. As I mentioned before, I have snapchat and I try to snap as regularly as possible. You can talk to me on there, send me any questions or comments or anyyything you want on there. Username = @theblankdiary

Back to studying now for me, but download the planner using the link below and enjoy!! Speak soon, Taila x 

download the study planner, created by taila / the blank diary, here

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