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tips for pulling an all nighter

4. Because you still have to look fresh in the morn. [Part of an ongoing series]

Feb 15th

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tips for pulling an all nighter

3. Scare yourself awake. When temptation to fall asleep strikes, do what it takes to stay awake. Despite what they say, this can be done completely naturally, without coffee (but yum) or energy drinks (scary). That shadow under the desk? It’s a mouse patrolling your room in search of the cookie crumbs it’s definitely going to find. Bugs on the wall, a clip from American Horror Story,...

Feb 15th

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tips for pulling an all nighter

2. Reward big and often. You can’t be expected to stay motivated so late at night, so it’s important to have things to look forward to. Wrote a particularly long sentence? Watch a music video. Finished a paragraph? Eat a cookie. Decided on a thesis statement? Take a five minute Tumblr break and don’t return to the paper for another hour. [Part of an ongoing series]

Feb 15th

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tips for pulling an all nighter

1. The importance of a fun tab. It’s always helpful to have one tab dedicated to a steady rotation of Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Gmail, etc. This way, when you’re about to make a breakthrough, you can always count on being distracted when that (1) appears, causing you to lose the rare epiphany. [Part of an ongoing series]

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