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Holy Week Reminder: If you are not sure of your purpose in life, just do what you are good at and then watch God confirm your choices by blessing your endeavors. Often, God leads us to understand our purpose through the skills and talents He gives us and the opportunities He blesses us with to practice this. Therefore, do not spend your life trying to do what you are not gifted to do - you'll be miserable. Be a good steward of what God has blessed you with. Give back and be blessed. Have a blessed week ahead. 🙏🌸🙏

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Doc Gia was no ordinary soul. She fought hard for a world of love and acceptance. She was there for the lonely and broken, dedicating her life to healing. Even now, her legacy lives on through projects like this podcast. Thanks for everything, Doc G. 💜 We'll carry on the fight

@pads_nosi Ang lala. Buti pa si Mayor Vico

Semana Santa ginamit pa sa pagka-trapo. Mag-ingat po tayo sa kanila.

note to self: just because it's hard, it doesn't mean it's impossible. YOU CAN DO IT.

@juberry134340 Pwede po ba kayo mag review during breaks with HO or di pa din? Ty

gago ako lang ba nahirapan sa CC pati MICRO? naiyak na ako habang nakatungo eh. Walang recalls punyeta AT ANO TUNG TYPE 3 DIABETES IKENNAT

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"Hardship often prepares an ordinary person for an extraordinary destiny." - C. S. Lewis

Pray, Hope, Don't worry 🙏🏽

Claim and manifest it ✨️ #PLE2023

There will always be reasons to quit doing something—quit med school, quit taking the exam, or quit life altogether. But, you just have to find more reasons to continue, persist, and persevere.

What’s in your control: • Your emotions • How much time you’re studying • How much effort you’re putting in everyday What isn’t: • How difficult the exam will be • How much time is left before the exam • How much study material you still have to cover

How I used to study in 1st year med school: •Studied until 4AM •Never did any practice tests •Highlighted everything in the textbook How I do now: •Sleep for 7 hours •Do practice tests every day •Space out my studies of different subjects

Reminder to self: You should feel incredibly uncomfortable and frustrated whenever you're doing practice tests. Otherwise, you’re simply reviewing what you already know, without identifying your knowledge gaps.

Reminder to self: You’re not burned out. You’re just doing whatever it takes.

One of the biggest risks when preparing for a major exam: using the wrong resources.

Another benefit of NOT taking notes when studying: It prevents us from forgetting important information Taking notes makes us (subconsciously) forget the information we've just learned. Because since it's already written down, the brain assumes there's no need to remember it.

Mantra that serves me well whenever I get distracted while studying: "Every time I say yes to this distraction means saying no to a productive day."

One of the most used medication in very easy way