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Member Since Jun 2018
Location: Philippines
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Feb 20, 2019 at 03:32 AM
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I'm Peonie  I have Bipolar II disorder... I would just like to seek an advice regarding an effective solution for my problem in concentrating during my review because of social media and internet distractions... I really, really hate that I'm deviating from my planned schedule and timeframe to finish the ten books I plan to review because every damn time I want to focus on completing a chapter on my laptop, I get BORED and easily side-tracked to the temptation of opening my browser and just surf non-sense stuff on the internet... I tried turning off the wi fi on my laptop...but it doesn't work for me...I don't have books and only have a pdf file to review from on my laptop  I hope ya'll can give me strategies to combat these tough distractions...  
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Magnate
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Location: Alberta, Canada
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Feb 23, 2019 at 02:04 AM
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Can you go somewhere where there is no internet?
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