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3 more weeks before the next semester - I guess I just need to hang on in there. I have a crapload of things to do on Week 10 and I haven't even begun to finish anything yet. haahah!

I think on thing that this module has taught me is the need to plan and schedule my work. So here's my week's total work due:

Things to do this week:
5608 - 1x Initial post, 2x questions, 1x reflection
5608 - 1x Interview video
5608 - 1x Interview paper
6357 - Discussion posts 1x Initial, 4x prompts
6357 - Assignment 3 - cutting the pie
6636 - Change Journal 4
6636 - Comparison paper
6636 - Discussion activity
6414 - Discussions 10x posts
6414 - Get started on produsage
6414 - 3x blog posts

Now I'll segment everything into days (Also including exercise):

Monday:
5608 - 1x Initial post, 1x questions
6636 - Change Journal 4
6636 - Discussion activity
6357 - Discussion posts 1x Initial
6414 - 1x blog posts (getting started on produsage is incorporated here)
6636 - Find the two articles for the comparison paper
Run 7.2km, 200 pushups, 100 sit ups

Tuesday:
6414 - Discussions as many as possible
6357 - Discussion posts 4x prompts
6357 - Assignment 3 - cutting the pie
5608 - 1x Interview video, 1x Question
5608 - .5x interview paper
200 pushups, 100 sit ups

Wednesday:
6414 - 1x Blog
6636 - Read the two articles
Rest day - Read half of HBR book on leadership
2.4km Intervals, 200 pushups, 100 sit ups

Thursday:
5608 - Reflection post & .5x interview paper
6414 - As many discussion posts as possible
6636 - Start with Introduction and summary of article 1
Run 7.2km, 200 pushups, 100 sit ups


Friday:
6414 - 1x blogpost
6636 - Finish the rest of the comparison paper.
200 pushups, 100 sit ups


Saturday: 
5608 - Finish Interview paper
6357 - Assignment 3 parts
2.4km Intervals, 200 pushups, 100 sit ups

Sunday:
Rest day
Run 7.2km


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