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 How I Manage My Time The only thing everybody in this world has in common is TIME no matter how much money, fame or luxury they have.   What you actually have to do when managing your time is to actually manage yourself and the way you approach everything you do. So, I wanted to share with you the 13 tips to manage your time better.   1) set goals and rewards. setting your goals is crucial for planning your day. You have to look deeply inside and ask yourself if you want to finish your readings. Knowing your ambitions can help you maximize your productivity. Then every goal that you achieve, you can reward yourself. These rewards can go from sweets, to food, to short periods of time in which you do nothing, relax or watch a short video.   2) Prioritize your tasks. Sometimes you can't study everything or you don't have enough time to do it. That's why it's important to set your priorities right.   3) Set clear deadlines. How much time do you have to finish your ...

IMBONG VS OCHOA (2014) Topic: Right of Life of the Unborn FACTS: Congress enacted R.A. No. 10354, otherwise known as the Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012 (RH Law). The purpose of the law is t o provide Filipinos, especially the poor and the marginalized, access and information to the full range of modern family planning methods. Challengers from various sectors of society came knocking on the doors of the Court, beckoning it to wield the sword that strikes down constitutional disobedience. According to the petitioners, notwithstanding its declared policy against abortion, the implementation of the RH Law would authorize the purchase of hormonal contraceptives, intra-uterine devices and injectables which are abortives, in violation of Section 12, Article II of the Constitution which guarantees protection of both the life of the mother and the life of the unborn from conception. ISSURE: Whether or not  the RH Law violates the right to life and health of the ...

  8 tips for focusing while you are in Law School Hello and welcome back to my blog. Today I'll be sharing with you 8 tips on how to stay focused while working or studying. These tips are for sure not new or revolutionary to you. These are just some simple tips that have helped me maintain my focus better during my law school years and during the bar review. And I really hope that at least some of them can help you guys too.   My first tip is to have a designated workspace with limited distractions. If it's possible, I think the best thing to do is to have your workspace outside of your bedroom or at least try to find a study space where you can feel productive and focused without getting distracted, and you should try to have separate places for studying and relaxation.   My second tip is to only keep the essentials on your desk. For example, when studying for political law, you only need few items like your codal, annotated book and other materials. Only keepi...