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Are you stuck alone in the library until late night every day, wishing you could be spending quality time with your friends instead? The constant labour of studying, reading, writing, and revising in university can be really tiring and get repetitive quite fast. Especially during exams, you might find yourself isolated with your laptop and notes from morning till evening, hoping to get through the season as fast as possible so you can be social again. How about bringing the socialising into your study routine? Grinding is great from time to time and, yes, very productive, but isn’t productivity made better when you enjoy the process not just the outcome?

How many times in university or else have you come across something thought-provoking, thinking – “I have to note this down or else I’ll forget it!” – or – “I need to remember to look this up later, I don’t have the time now.” – without actually following up on that little piece of knowledge you gleaned from your daily encounters? It happens every single day. We regularly neglect new ideas and minimise spontaneous learning in favour of efficiency and productivity in our professional, academic, even personal lives. Naturally, this is normal but having a tool to help you incorporate this kind of learning and novelty into your everyday life can have an amazing positive impact on your personal growth and help you bring intentionality into your days. This little habit is called commonplacing.