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Not enough hours of the day
19/m.
I'm currently taking a year out. After this year, I'll be going to university. Right now, my plan for this year is to re-sit some exams to boost my grades. I also have a full time Job. I work 8hours a day, from 3pm-11pm. These hours are soon going to change to 8am-4pm.
I find it really hard balancing work, with studying, plus I have to work on my university application, and I want to do some voluntree work. However, when the weekend comes around, I find myself lounging around, tired from the previous week of work. I can't qut my job, because I need to save money for university. Can somebody please tbs me advice on how to manage my time so I don't totally screw up my studies (which is my priority?!)
I don't go to school, I just only go in for exams, and have to study at home(which I find difficult) or the library.
Any advice is appreciated, and thanks in advance :)
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I used to have a really hard time balancing my
time to! And i was always so confused where my time was going. I made a chart of a typical week from
the time I woke up to the time I went to bed. It's a really good way to see where you time is going and what
your wasting time on. I spent way too much time listenig to
music and talking to friends. Put your priorities first and multi task. My day is similar to yours, so my typical day is work 7-4. Get home at 415, do whatever I want till 5, then do y
homework until 630, eat dinner, then exercise to 8. And then do whatever I want after that. I'm tired on weekends too though, from doing the same boring thing every day. So Friday, I don't really go out until way late, if I do decide to go
out. On Friday after work, i usually sleep till like 7 and then get ready and maybe go out. And then Saturday I go
out and then Sunday I do all my chore stuff like buying groceries and cleaning. I hope this helps:) just try not to procrastinate and get stuff done
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