{"id":764,"date":"2018-02-25T20:07:15","date_gmt":"2018-02-25T14:37:15","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/lensq.com\/?p=764"},"modified":"2018-02-25T20:07:15","modified_gmt":"2018-02-25T14:37:15","slug":"2018-week-9-challenge","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lensq.com\/index.php\/2018\/02\/25\/2018-week-9-challenge\/","title":{"rendered":"2018 Week 9 Challenge"},"content":{"rendered":"

Week 8 was a bit stressful again. But singing was the best part of my day. It took away all the stress and kept me happy. I made a huge progress in a lot of areas. <\/span>
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Review of Week 8<\/span><\/h2>\n

 
\n1.Book of the week: The hidden tools of comedy<\/a><\/b>
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\nThe beginning of this book was a bit boring. I spent time on reading books on astrology and a novel instead of this book. I will be reading it next week because it is really essential for me to learn how to write in a humorous way.<\/span>
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\n2.Course of the week: Think again<\/b>
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\nI finished first two weeks of the course. It is a very time taking course but worth the time spent on it. A friend who already took the course told me that he can find fallacies in the conversations after taking the course. I am hoping to reach that stage too. <\/span>
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\n3.Habit of the Week: Affirmations<\/b>
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\nEvery morning and night, I was repeating affirmations to attract what I want into my life. So far I could not succeed in getting them. May be I am doing it with a doubt or I need to start off at a smaller level of just wishing myself a good day. I need to learn how to do it in a better way where I can see the results for the affirmations.<\/span>
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\n4.Sing<\/b>
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\nThis was the best part of my day throughout the week. Initially I just started off with singing my favourite song and recording it. But later I discovered an app called Smule. It was fun singing in collaboration with other singers on it. I was spending almost an hour on it everyday. It made my heart lighter and happier. I will continue it this week too.<\/span>
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\n5.Psychology<\/b>
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\nIt is taking a lot of time to study and write assignments. I am happy that I started at least now before it was too late. I totally lost the habit of studying. It was really difficult to get back on track.<\/span>
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Challenges for Week 9<\/span><\/h2>\n

 
\n1.Book of the week: The hidden tools of comedy<\/a><\/b>
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\nSince I did not read this book much last week, I am obliged to finish it this week.<\/span>
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\n2.Course of the week: Think again<\/b>
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\nThis course consumed my book reading time last week. So I will just do one week of the course instead of being greedy to finish it all at once.<\/span>
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\n3.Habit of the Week: Decision Tracker<\/b>
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\nFrom the time you wake to the time you sleep you make at least 30,000 decisions. Of these, some of them are really critical and other ones are routine. I will try to be more aware of the decisions I am making. This will help me understand the value system which drives my life. Also I will learn strategies to reduce the number of trivial decisions I take everyday so that I will have enough space left to think of the important ones.<\/span>
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\n4.No whatsapp<\/b>
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\nI don\u2019t text a lot. But I got into a bad habit of checking notifications every now and then. I find it a very annoying and time killing habit. I uninstalled it today. I won\u2019t install it for a week unless it is absolutely required to reach out to someone. I will read a page of book whenever I am reminded of checking notifications.<\/span>
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\nApart from the above, I will continue singing and better my style of affirmations and visualization.<\/span>
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\nThat is all for the next week.<\/span>
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\nHow was your week 8? What are your plans for week 9? Let us know in the comments section.<\/span>
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\nHappy Week 9!<\/span>
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