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Trying to live stream for the first time and create a blog for studying

I did a live stream yesterday with Stream Lab to see if the settings are right. There were a few hiccups here and there, and I'm still figuring out how to put an alert box for chat. It took more time than I thought it would be, and I didn't get much studying done, but I'm happy about it and I feel proud for myself.

My live stream set up is still very plain. I know how to set up the "Starting soon", and the "Ending soon" scenes, but I don't have anything else set up. I'll keep streaming my studying today, and work on the streaming set up later this week.

I have set up a few more social media accounts today. I have X, Instagram, TikTok, Twitch, Steam, SnapChat, D-card, YouTube, RedNote, Discord, and Blogger. I don't really know how to use them. I want to focus on studying, so I probably won't be posting too often.

Another thing I did was to find more servers to join. I found a few servers for finding study buddies, and streaming. One thing I don't get is why is it called "servers", and "channels". 

Here's a tentative plan for today:

  • Create a tentative study plan for the subjects I plan to review and study for each subject spend about 30 minutes
    • Mandarin
    • English
    • Japanese
    • Korean
    • Math
    • Computer science
    • Chemistry
    • Biology
    • Physics
    • Economics
    • Geology
    • Earth and space science
    • Health and medicine
    • History
Tentative study plan for tomorrow:
  • Review "Learning how to learn" for 30 minutes
  • Read "Deeper Learning" for 30 minutes
  • Read "Efficient Learning" for 30 minutes
  • Languages
    • Review English for 30 minutes
  • STEM
    • Review math for 30 minutes
    • Review Computer science for 30 minutes

Things to do for each subject:

  • Do a breathing exercise for 15 minutes
  • Take a unit test to see how much information I retained
  • Note down which questions I got wrong, and why I got it wrong
  • Continue with lectures
    • Learn why this is important to me
    • How does this affect me
    • Are there real life examples of this
    • How does this connect to the previous lessons
    • Recall information
  • Practice
  • Organize notes
  • Do a breathing exercise for 15 minutes

I'm keeping the plans for the next few days simpler to avoid getting discouraged, and unmotivated. I'll develop a study habit first, before adding more subjects to review and study.

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