Tag Archives: psychology

9th week into final year of uni

This week was super productive. Over two working day, I basically finished the second draft of my coursework and now have 3 days till the deadline, and I’m feeling chill. I just have to re-write and make it more suitable for my target audience. Also this week, I piloted my dissertation study tasks, so that […]

4th week into final year

Here’s an all-round update: Week 4 of my final year at university. I guess it’s taken me four weeks to settle in and be able to conjure up a reflection, without being feeling too overwhelmed.

it appears I’ve been rather quiet

I have been writing. I’ve been writing drafts for a bigger project I’m working on and that is to document my whole Empirical Project experience. So that I can reflect on the growth throughout the year, the bumps in the road, the easy flows. Everything. These pieces will be a bit juicy content wise. I […]

always choose what you love – yes, this is university-related.

Following patterns when you know they don’t serve you is a BAD choice. Follow what you love. Scroll to the end for the key message I learned over many many failed choices… here’s hoping I learn this time.

4 days left of work

I have 4 days left of work, the first time I will be completely free since June! (Bar my two weeks off post-surgery). I’m feeling positive and managed to get majority of my stuff ordered and packed for uni yesterday. We can definitely say, I stuck to my to-do-list. Just have to get through the […]

i think I know what I want to do after university – part one

Strategically, I have titled this post using “part one” to end it… because we all know how the human mind likes to change up, even when we think we’ve got everything sorted… if any clinical psychologists follow me, feel free to drop a comment/email me! I’d love to hear about your journey there.

accounting to psychology: nightmare process

This is a fairly long and detailed account of my steps before university, as I started and how I ended up doing a whole turnaround: the big decisions, the stress and the hurdles.