Timothy Here Again,

In 2020, precisely 2 months after the Covid-19 restriction was lifted, the last batch of our staff resumed for us to operate fully to continuously offer the best services to our customers.

My assumption was that once they resume, the job will be easy and they get back to their job functions. But, I was totally wrong. Just 60days of not being in the office to do their routine / tasks, they have completely forgotten 50% of what they learned prior to the unfortunate event of COVID-19.

As a result, I had to organize a training session so that they can easily get back to their game.

Similarly, when it boils down to your studies, you need to study on a daily basis. No matter the number of minutes, to ensure that you don't forget the concepts and their application because imperfect practice makes perfection

Also, you should ensure that you study on a daily basis so that you will not be guessing in the exam hall. Avoid a mix-up of concept application and tabula rasa, when giving exam questions. That is, your brain goes to sleep mode and it will take a long time to reboot.

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this reminds me of my writings... i think i should shun tiredness, avoid procastination a get back to daily writing. every time i go on break there's always a hard time connecting the story from where you stop. especially for imperfect people like me.

woe to lazy me