What To Do When You Think You've Fried Your Brain

ENB120. Electrical Energy and Measurements. This is something my head is finding very hard to deal with at the moment.

Normally, I can understand new concepts quite quickly, but in this particular subject there's just too much to collate, mostly because of the number of different units in electrical engineering. There's Joules and Coulons, Volts and Amps, as well as Watts and Ohms. Now I could very easily give up here and fail the subject, but I won't.

Why not? Because I have a desire to learn more, no matter how hard it is, but that doesn't mean my brain can keep up. So, I decided to blog about it because I have an idea.

This idea is simple: use lots of time. If I spend an hour going through things on my own, it's probably many times more valuable than having someone regurgitate information at me. So, I'm going to use that optimism that I cultivated in my last post, and use it to study.

Yeah. Study. Something I'm very bad at, but this time, I'm determined to do it, because I know I'll fail without it.

So, without further ado, I shall go do just that, and keep this blog post rather short and sweet. And then, I'll write some more of my rather neglected novel, and life shall be sweet.

Byee!

Youtube, Writing, and Common Colds

Hey Everyone, welcome to my blog and stuff. Right now, my head feels heavy and I feel like I need to sleep, but I'm also at Uni. So, don't expect this post to be coherent, but at the very least it should be entertaining, I hope.

First things first; I haven't written anything on my story since my last blog post, and I feel bad about that. I also feel like I'm way too tired to even attempt that, so... Ugh. At least my nose isn't blocked; that would be the icing on the cake. Wait, that doesn't make sense. The... chili powder... on the cake? 

With this in mind, I want to hypocritically take this opportunity to encourage every writer out there to try and write a little every day. Unless you're feeling like you need to hibernate for a month, in which case, give it a rest. 

Anyway, the second thing I want to say is that I have a Youtube channel now. And here's the link. It also has no views but my own and people I know, so understandably, I'm feeling a little apprehensive. But, humble beginnings.

I'll now lead on from that with something completely unrelated to do with the Uni lecture I've just endured. I just want to comment how demoralising it is to be sick and have the lecturer say 'you have to work much harder for a seven in this subject than the preceding one.' Also 'the failure rate for this subject last semester was 35%'. But, I won't let that get me down; it's only week 1.

And so we come to the end of that incredibly disjointed blog post, which I'm not particularly proud of, but whatever. It takes energy to write things which make sense, and my energy is currently being occupied by my body trying to fight my common cold. So, keep writing, Minecrafting, keeping healthy, and keeping on top of work/your studies/whatever.

Byeee!