DO LESS,
FINISH MORE

Everything you're currently holding, in one place. Titles are not the same as workload — a "Head of" role that takes two hours a week and an "unpaid intern" role that quietly takes ten are not equivalent, even if they look equal on a resume.

Visual workload index and suggested deep-work blocks computed dynamically from your credits, checklist activities, and task checklist.

The rule: a role earns a place in your semester if it builds something (skill, network, income, portfolio, or identity you actually want) at a cost you can name. If you can't name the cost, that's the problem — not the role.

Not intentions — actual actions, each with a "what does done look like." Ordered by urgency. Check them off as you go.

24 credits across eight courses is a heavy semester on paper. The real risk isn't any one course — it's that CV and NLP (both 4-credit, both math- and code-heavy) land in the same weeks as your club and internship obligations.

Concrete things to arrange, not just decide.

Today is July 10, 2026. The semester starts in August. Four weeks, four jobs: decide, exit, prepare, rest.

Five phases, August through January, plus a weekly rhythm you repeat throughout. Exact exam dates aren't fixed yet — confirm them against your academic calendar and slot them into the phases below.

Specific to your situation, not generic advice. Each cause is paired with the structural fix, not a mood fix — the goal is to change what's causing the pressure, not just cope with it better.

The short version of everything above, for when you don't have time to reread the page.