Freedom is not free

I've been having a hard time with balancing my time with studies and personal life - you know, with the following taking a lot more time as I'm an exchange student. That's also why my blog has faced the not unusual dilemma of lack of updates. There is no balance, there are only trade-offs.

This text is about some feelings from September, which was already from more than a month ago. Let's see if I'm able to identify with my past self.

Ooh and good news, everyone! I was selected for blogging for the world students in Korea! I'm a member of the 4th batch.

2. Feel
Freedom, energy

Things I did, wrote down and shared with you 1 month later

3. Do

When you're an exchange student you're expected to have a lot of crazy parties and I'm trying to keep up that reputation. On a scale from 1-10 there definitely have been a couple of most awesome nights ever with breakfast waiting for you when getting back to the dormitory. Also, I've been working on projects such as a final report for AIESEC - see their view of what it should look like.

October in pictures

In chronological order starting from the latest ones

Procrastination

The reason why I update my blog so infrequently: procrastination.

When writing something
When getting my stuff done

About learning how to learn

So the mid-term exams are over and I've been here for two months already. To state the obvious: time goes fast. Here's some news from Korea, the best kept secret in Asia. In this text I'm going to tell you about some useful things I learned so far, even if it means that you'll have to spend hours on actually reading the whole text with all the external links.

;-)

Content: 1. Learn, 4. Random

Week 8: Mid-term exams

The mid-term exams are on and based on the first two that I had today they are somewhat easy, as I completed both in 15 minutes. I'll get back to you with Learn/Feel/Do but thought I'd first share some more or less absolutely hilarious material. This is my sense of humor.

A long long time ago, somewhere in the Facebook
Wherewolf
Never say no to panda
Italian football practice
7 things you really don't need to take a photo of - The Oatmeal
Bible, literally (in Finnish)

Right now though, I'm working on all the notes I've made and there are a lot of them. It's crazy how much happens in two months.

1 month: A lot to do

Last weekend I realized I have some homework to do.

This means that I'll prioritize my life here as opposed to writing the blog for the time being, but be not afraid: merely the fact that I took the time to inform you of this should mean that I'm quite committed to the blog. I should be back in business when the mid-term exams begin in a few weeks. If you want to update me on anything or get updates of my thoughts drop a comment, write an email or catch up with me on Skype. You can also take a free, 10-minute MBTI-test if you're interested in getting to know yourself better. I'm INFJ.

Looking forward to hearing from you for a change. ;-)