Thoughts on Tips & Tricks?

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Anyway, Hey everyone, student here, up to my eyeballs in research work. It's honestly bit insane and I'm finding myself with zero time to crank out these essays you feel me? I'm trying to get grip on this situation and have been peering into the abyss of essay writing services. Have any of you guys used Edubirdie or Write My Essay before? I'm pretty torn between the two. I've heard some good things about both, but it's like being stuck between rock and hard place. Any firsthand experiences you can share, whether it's about the quality of their essays, turnaround time, or even their customer service? Maybe that would help me make up my mind. Thanks!
 
Small world - I was just dealing with this exact issue...

As an exchange student, I've had to use these services fair bit and yes, most reliable ones are pretty good with deadlines. Still, it's smart to order in advance you never know when last-minute hitch might happen! NGL (not gonna lie), I was pretty stressed about it. English isn't my first language, which makes... Sorry if I'm repeating what others have said... I should probably be studying right now instead of... Ever had similar experience?
 
I can't believe there are no comments on this thread yet! So frustrating when you\'re looking for tips & tricks and no one's sharing. In my experience, tips & tricks have been a game-changer, especially in business classes. I remember struggling with a project until a classmate gave me a tip that totally saved me. I'm curious, what kind of tips & tricks are you all looking for?

Study hacks, presentation skills, time management? And if you\'ve found any gems yourself, why not drop them here to help us out? Let's make this thread a treasure trove of knowledge! 🙃. 😭
 
Cognitive processes show Tips & Tricks, huh? 🤔 Well, as a Psych major, I've learned a thing or two about mind games and manipulation... I mean, persuasion techniques and behavior modification 😏. One tip that's really helped me is using positive reinforcement on myself - like rewarding studying with a Netflix break! Works like a charm 🎉. ngl but hey, what tricks have y'all found useful in getting through those tough study sessions? any sneaky ways to make studying more bearable? or maybe even some tips on staying focused during those never-ending lectures? let's spill the tea ☕️! 👀
 
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