Hello 2021 aspirants. I thought it would be nice if we can share what we are doing and intend to do with one another here.
This could be a thread for discussing everything prep for 2021.
No one method fits all but to see the plans and progress made by fellow aspirants might help with the finer details of preparation and also keep one on track.
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Plan for 11/06:
1. Warm-up reading and incidentals
2. 6 VAM booklets
If I hold off from watching anything (including Youtube riff-raff) till Sunday, I will treat myself and watch something good from my watchlist on Monday.
@MaeveWiley @Villanelle where are you guys to get good weather? A boiler room feels like heaven compared to Delhi these days
You are invited to my place which has better AQI than delhi!
invite bhi kr liya jgh bhi nhi btai :P
Assam aa jao bhai
Iโll show off the one Assamese sentence I know โIman dhuniya weather lagiseโ
@MaeveWiley @Villanelle where are you guys to get good weather? A boiler room feels like heaven compared to Delhi these days
Is this good enough? :D
Friend anything is better than what Delhi has to offer these days
10.6.21
post independence (which is taking much much longer longer than I wanted)
psir- NIEO (google stuff+ notes)
IE editorial backlog (second last day woot woot)
daily CA
Managed to complete all my targets well in time. I switched to doing the shorter, less time intensive stuff in the first half of the day. The momentum helped me to keep going. Plus seeing 3 ticked to-dos by lunch is far more satisfying than just 1. So even though i did PSIR only in the evening i still managed to find time for a Netflix session
Hi, everyone! After half a day of being utterly inefficient, I realised I need some serious accountability here onwards.
Hope to post here regularly :)
11/06/21
- Optional (2 hours)
- Ethics ( 3 hours)
- CA - If time permits
Instead of feeling that youโve blown the day and thinking, "I'll get back on track tomorrow," try thinking of each day as a set of four quarters: morning, midday, afternoon, evening. If you blow one quarter, you get back on track for the next quarter.
Fail small, not big."
#copied
@DHARNA the painting is beautiful๐
Thank you ๐