⚡QUESTION: What are your study tips? What has worked for you and what hasn't? If you're almost done with school, what do you wish you knew when you first started?
Nicholas Duchnowski Hi! Thank you for making such informative videos! I’m in week 5 of my first term at PCOM San Diego and am doing well! This video has perfect timing as I’m learning that I need to shift my study habit for some of my classes, like anatomy. My main habit is to create quiz questions and answer them. I like to write my answers on paper as it compounds my visual and tactile learning needs. I recently took the advice of my instructor to use plastic sheet protectors and a dry erase marker for learning the table of correspondences and that’s been helpful! Though I noticed that I was remembering patterns of writing on the chart and not the actual information so I started doing a “popcorn” style of filling the table in. Now that I have a lot of muscles for which I need to know the origin, insertion, and actions, I’m finding that my written quiz situation isn’t ideal and that I want to switch to a grid in a sheet protector to see how that works. I also want to condense all of the muscles that perform the same function(s) too so that I can get a clearer full picture to use in the future.
@@medusa1719 Oh nice. How is school going so far? I feel like first term is a lot of fun classes. But things do really start to ramp up in your second term when take Points 1 and Herbs. So it's good to have some solid study habits in place before you start those classes.
I like to create art projects that represent the basics (the channel flow, wu xing, basic patterns of symptoms in each channel, organ clock, Shen overview, etc) I have these posters, clocks and murals in my kitchen, bathroom and bedroom so that I’m seeing the information constantly and it’s becoming second nature
I am 16 years old and interested into being an acupuncturist. The only thing setting me back is all the information and studying that I would have to do. This video really cleared up some anxiety. You explained each point very well and I feel more confident that I really could do this as a career. Thank you for creating clear directions and really breaking down everything!
Jung Tao School of Classical Chinese Medicine in Sugar Grove NC. We’ve been on Zoom since March and the supplemental material you provide has been phenomenal. When I come to California one day, I promise to bring peanut M&Ms and get them to you!
Thanks so much for the information. I found the part about the coffee shop sooo true. I will study all day but retain very little because I get distracted, listen to music, text, snack...etc. And don't stay home because you will find dishes to wash, clothes to wash, etc...... what you say about study a little bit every day is the best advice ever. Even my herb teacher told us at least an hour a day to review. I think OM is just as hard as MD in its own way.
I finished acupuncture school in September 2019. NCCAOM put everything on hold October 31- Mid January 2020. Then Corona came. I'm an older person. And now I feel like I'm starting over. YOU are a God-send! I purchased the book you recommended and keep having epiphanies! Thank you Nicholas💜.
You are amazing instrcutor Nicolas! So clear and concise and your videos have really helped me through my acupuncture course journeys. Thank you kindly for all that you do and keep up the good work! :)
While in School color coding in my notes helped me a great deal. Great information on study tips! If only your videos were around when I was in school and taking my board exams.
Thank you so much for your videos!! You speak so eloquently and I really appreciate all the positive, affirming and encouraging words you have to share :) I'm just starting acupuncture school and I'm taking 7 classes which can feel very overwhelming at times, however, your videos bring me peace and give me hope!! Thank you :)
I am in Points location 2 now and I am having problems trying to memorize Points 1 (again) alongside Points 2. Thank you for this good advice (again)! Now I just have to go back to your Tip number 1.
That's great! How's it going so far? The first semester is usually a bit more fun, but then it really ramps up in your second semester. So it's good to figure out what works for you study-wise early on.
But simplifying words and definitions. Then having something to associate the information too. Which relating to electronics, hydraulics or such, it might help but one would need familiarity to these would be needed. Laws of physics seem to associate between these different principles. Having something to correlate that a person is aware of can help. Which better teachers can do these things.
I truly value and agree with your constructive study tips. Glad to hear it from you because we got same study patterns, patterns that I was criticized by some colleagues before 😁 I admit that the institution you are teaching at must be proud to have you. Thank you and looking forward to watch more on points and channels. ⭐️👍
yes thank you, its really nice to go on your page and learn from you, i found that its more easy for me to understand what's its all about , you explained it so well, but yes, still we have to review it again and again until it sink into our mind with our own understanding, when i heard about your name i looked on your page and watch your video and found out that listening to you is more helpful to understand it easily,,, keep it up Nicholas :)
Something that works for me is to make a game of it, like The Match Game. Quizlet is pretty great for creating the games once you have filled in the content (which also adds to your information retention). Thank you for this video, I'm almost done with school, but it's still useful!
Thankyou so much, your videos really developed my interest in the subject, liking it and more curious to learn , all thanks to you 😊 have a great day .
Help me 🙏 🙏🙏🙏🙏 Finally, I found a good tutor🙂 , so here is my question to you please 🙏 help me , I'm a person who is desperate to study tcm but still i don't know a thing about tcm because I am from India and having economically weak condition, but still I want to learn. So, please recommend me the most basic book to higher standard, so i can learn. I have asked many times but no one answered 😭
Awesome video-teacher-mentor! Came across this (by fate) which will be IMMENSEFULLY helpful when I commence my studies in Chinese Medicine next year. Will be sure to have your website/YT Channel in my back pocket to help me light my way on this new journey. 谢谢 - words aren't enough to express my appreciation 🙏
HI Nicholas! I appreciate your videos SO much. They've been very helpful. I find that memorizing the point Functions is really difficult, and knowing how to choose one point over another very difficult since there are so many overlapping functions. I am only in term 1 and am worried about term 2 and how much more info there will be. Can you suggest some good ways to condense point function information? And perhaps direct toward resources on strategies to "choose points" clinically? It would be Much apprecaited :) thank you.
I create Quizlet (flashcards) lists that are perfect for last day preparation for tests as they are made for drilling, however are almost useless for real knowledge, unless you're coming back to your lists every week over and over again, that becomes close to impossible with the increasing amount of information you have to study. FYI, Quizlet already has tons of lists created by its users, including TCM students.
I was never into flashcards/quizlet myself, but I know a lot of people study that way. Thomas Frank has this cool video with a technique for using flashcards: th-cam.com/video/eVajQPuRmk8/w-d-xo.html I think the basic idea is that you can organize your flashcards into different piles based on how important the information is and how well you can remember it. And then there are apps that do the same thing. They have a built-in adaptive process that prioritizes the cards you're forgetting. Anyway, it's a cool video.
@@tcmstudy I'm halfway through my third year. Just finished the semester. I love your videos for reviewing (and viewing again and again). Every time I get another piece of the puzzle.
@@tcmstudy Your website is amazing too! It’s a lot of material to take in but you’re such a great teacher and you make it easy to understand and grasp it all! ❤️
i'm Bob , i'm in Ningbo China. i have study chinese acupuncture and massage for years. i want to make foreigner friends to share the chinese medicines.
Hey, I am very thankful for what you bring into the world. your videos are great and helpful. thanks for the effort you took to do this. you are truely a good teacher. ;)
I just moved to Colorado, but I think I have everything set up now. I'm starting to work on things again this week. I'm uploading a pericardium point location video right now, then I'll get back to working on the small intestine video
Hi brother, Could you please give the pdf of A manual of acupuncture book so that we can study the books. Also please suggest some best books and their pdf link so that we can study. Your teaching is way too good and and thanks a ton for your videos. Thanks again!
Hi. I'm glad you like the videos. Sorry, I don't have any PDFs of the books; I usually just buy mine on Amazon. I do have some PDF lecture slides and notes you can download from my website (I use Deadman and Maciocia as sources): www.tcmstudy.net/acupuncture.php
Being a first year student at school that's is mostly online right now, it is absolutely both. I cherish my one day a week I get on campus! I get to touch other bodies. I cannot even touch certain points on my back due to lack of flexibility.
i like to make rhymes or songs. for example: put yi sweet lips a little closer to the spleen--from "Put your sweet lips a little closer to the phone." thanks for the videos! WS
Any tips for memorizing acupuncture points? The amount of numbers is just making my head spin. I can find points just fine when I look at my book, but if someone just tells me: find VIII-6, I freeze.
Many people begin by reading The Web that Has no Weaver (amzn.to/3d5jDjT affiliate link). It maybe depends on which country you are in, but in America you would go to school for four years in order to become licensed.
@@tcmstudy I have been doing 30 minute chunks of study with 10 min breaks in-between ... I have 5 classes I am studying for, and basically starting from the beginning and trying retain all the info. Any helpful hints for studying for 5 classes?
The problem that I found with learning TCM in the west is that the way the exams are geared, you just need to retain info and Puke it out at exam time. This is not a reflection of a persons skills nor any kind of Experience. FACTOID: the plethora of information is exasperating, you need to know Both Eastern and Western Systems, the methods of testing are rediculous when considering that TCM has many ways to treat illness and disease, its too Abstract to say one way is the only way and to try to memorize everything in TCM and then being able to barf it up at Exam time is ludicrous and a Fast Track to Psychosis. imo Steven Thorne TCMD Canada
I felt the same way in school. Especially in second year, we were just memorizing Maciocia's point prescriptions. That's when I really got into the book Applied Channel Theory by Wang Ju-Yi
Desperate attempt to gain a TH-cam following. Almost all of this is common sense. I'd say one of the biggest problems people contend with these days is the lack of retention one gains by taking notes on a computer, versus collating and writing the information on paper. That process recruits more parts of the brain and employs kinetic as well visual learning. Then later, when one wants to transfer it to a computer, they automatically go over the work again. Time saving is not necessarily you friend when it comes to learning and resurrection of information.
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⚡QUESTION: What are your study tips? What has worked for you and what hasn't? If you're almost done with school, what do you wish you knew when you first started?
Nicholas Duchnowski Hi! Thank you for making such informative videos! I’m in week 5 of my first term at PCOM San Diego and am doing well! This video has perfect timing as I’m learning that I need to shift my study habit for some of my classes, like anatomy.
My main habit is to create quiz questions and answer them. I like to write my answers on paper as it compounds my visual and tactile learning needs.
I recently took the advice of my instructor to use plastic sheet protectors and a dry erase marker for learning the table of correspondences and that’s been helpful! Though I noticed that I was remembering patterns of writing on the chart and not the actual information so I started doing a “popcorn” style of filling the table in.
Now that I have a lot of muscles for which I need to know the origin, insertion, and actions, I’m finding that my written quiz situation isn’t ideal and that I want to switch to a grid in a sheet protector to see how that works. I also want to condense all of the muscles that perform the same function(s) too so that I can get a clearer full picture to use in the future.
@@medusa1719 Oh nice. How is school going so far? I feel like first term is a lot of fun classes. But things do really start to ramp up in your second term when take Points 1 and Herbs. So it's good to have some solid study habits in place before you start those classes.
Where u study acupuncture and herbs... I need to know and I want to join..
I like to create art projects that represent the basics (the channel flow, wu xing, basic patterns of symptoms in each channel, organ clock, Shen overview, etc)
I have these posters, clocks and murals in my kitchen, bathroom and bedroom so that I’m seeing the information constantly and it’s becoming second nature
I like colouring things. And being able to write out the points on drawn bodies.
I am 16 years old and interested into being an acupuncturist. The only thing setting me back is all the information and studying that I would have to do. This video really cleared up some anxiety. You explained each point very well and I feel more confident that I really could do this as a career. Thank you for creating clear directions and really breaking down everything!
I love you- my whole class depends on your vids to get us through our 2nd year of school. Thank you for your you-ness!
Hi Sally. What school are you at?
Jung Tao School of Classical Chinese Medicine in Sugar Grove NC. We’ve been on Zoom since March and the supplemental material you provide has been phenomenal. When I come to California one day, I promise to bring peanut M&Ms and get them to you!
Thanks so much for the information.
I found the part about the coffee shop sooo true. I will study all day but retain very little because I get distracted, listen to music, text, snack...etc. And don't stay home because you will find dishes to wash, clothes to wash, etc...... what you say about study a little bit every day is the best advice ever. Even my herb teacher told us at least an hour a day to review. I think OM is just as hard as MD in its own way.
Supremely helpful. You are a solid teacher. Thank you for your work!
Glad you like it! Are you in school, or studying for boards?
really very helpful for students
I finished acupuncture school in September 2019. NCCAOM put everything on hold October 31- Mid January 2020. Then Corona came. I'm an older person. And now I feel like I'm starting over. YOU are a God-send! I purchased the book you recommended and keep having epiphanies! Thank you Nicholas💜.
Which book?
Which book?
Thx
could you please share the name of the book?
Thanks!
I wish you are my teacher! Such an amazing professional who knows how to make complicated things easier! Sooo helpful 🙏
Glad it's helpful!
Thank you for these videos!!! Very much appreciated. Signed a confused #1styearstudent ☺️
Hey Sonia, glad it's helpful! Good luck on your first year.
Thanks
Thanks!
You have really mastered the art of studying. Love it!
Such a helpful video, thank you Nicholas!
You are amazing instrcutor Nicolas! So clear and concise and your videos have really helped me through my acupuncture course journeys. Thank you kindly for all that you do and keep up the good work! :)
While in School color coding in my notes helped me a great deal. Great information on study tips! If only your videos were around when I was in school and taking my board exams.
Thank you so much for your videos!! You speak so eloquently and I really appreciate all the positive, affirming and encouraging words you have to share :) I'm just starting acupuncture school and I'm taking 7 classes which can feel very overwhelming at times, however, your videos bring me peace and give me hope!! Thank you :)
I'm glad you like the video! Make sure to check out the "Don't Panic" video. Good luck on your first year!
Thank you so much for your tips! I’m going to study acupuncture and oriental medicine this Fall. Pretty nervous .... these tips are really helpful!
I am in Points location 2 now and I am having problems trying to memorize Points 1 (again) alongside Points 2. Thank you for this good advice (again)! Now I just have to go back to your Tip number 1.
Duplication from point 2 should be ignore. Just memorize all of point 1.
This is extremely helpful. In my first semester of Acupuncture & oriental medicine. You are a great teacher. Thank you!!
That's great! How's it going so far? The first semester is usually a bit more fun, but then it really ramps up in your second semester. So it's good to figure out what works for you study-wise early on.
2:49 That's sooooo relatable. 👌👍✌️😆
Thanks BTW
LOVE FROM PAKISTAN.
Nice share. Thanks for the tips on effective learning strategy..
But simplifying words and definitions. Then having something to associate the information too.
Which relating to electronics, hydraulics or such, it might help but one would need familiarity to these would be needed. Laws of physics seem to associate between these different principles.
Having something to correlate that a person is aware of can help.
Which better teachers can do these things.
I truly value and agree with your constructive study tips. Glad to hear it from you because we got same study patterns, patterns that I was criticized by some colleagues before 😁 I admit that the institution you are teaching at must be proud to have you. Thank you and looking forward to watch more on points and channels. ⭐️👍
yes thank you, its really nice to go on your page and learn from you, i found that its more easy for me to understand what's its all about , you explained it so well, but yes, still we have to review it again and again until it sink into our mind with our own understanding,
when i heard about your name i looked on your page and watch your video and found out that listening to you is more helpful to understand it easily,,,
keep it up Nicholas :)
Amazing! That’s great tips. Helps me a lot.
Glad to hear it!
Something that works for me is to make a game of it, like The Match Game. Quizlet is pretty great for creating the games once you have filled in the content (which also adds to your information retention).
Thank you for this video, I'm almost done with school, but it's still useful!
Would be nice if you had some CM specific tips, or more example. You had a few, but I think people could value from more
Love the videos! So very helpful.
Glad they’re helpful!
Very Helpful! Thank you so much!!
Very appreciated, very helpful ❤
Thankyou so much, your videos really developed my interest in the subject, liking it and more curious to learn , all thanks to you 😊 have a great day .
Amazing! Thank you! I will use your tips in winter semester.
i love your tips and your humour so so much big thanks to u
Thanks for watching!
Nikolas, I’m here again! I know very well this class only! Oh, it’s so hard to memorize!!!
Help me 🙏 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Finally, I found a good tutor🙂 , so here is my question to you please 🙏 help me , I'm a person who is desperate to study tcm but still i don't know a thing about tcm because I am from India and having economically weak condition, but still I want to learn.
So, please recommend me the most basic book to higher standard, so i can learn.
I have asked many times but no one answered 😭
Awesome video-teacher-mentor! Came across this (by fate) which will be IMMENSEFULLY helpful when I commence my studies in Chinese Medicine next year. Will be sure to have your website/YT Channel in my back pocket to help me light my way on this new journey. 谢谢 - words aren't enough to express my appreciation 🙏
HI Nicholas! I appreciate your videos SO much. They've been very helpful. I find that memorizing the point Functions is really difficult, and knowing how to choose one point over another very difficult since there are so many overlapping functions. I am only in term 1 and am worried about term 2 and how much more info there will be. Can you suggest some good ways to condense point function information? And perhaps direct toward resources on strategies to "choose points" clinically? It would be Much apprecaited :) thank you.
I create Quizlet (flashcards) lists that are perfect for last day preparation for tests as they are made for drilling, however are almost useless for real knowledge, unless you're coming back to your lists every week over and over again, that becomes close to impossible with the increasing amount of information you have to study. FYI, Quizlet already has tons of lists created by its users, including TCM students.
I was never into flashcards/quizlet myself, but I know a lot of people study that way. Thomas Frank has this cool video with a technique for using flashcards: th-cam.com/video/eVajQPuRmk8/w-d-xo.html
I think the basic idea is that you can organize your flashcards into different piles based on how important the information is and how well you can remember it. And then there are apps that do the same thing. They have a built-in adaptive process that prioritizes the cards you're forgetting. Anyway, it's a cool video.
Hi sir I’m zakkiya I’m acupuncture student you’re videos very helpful my study thanks
Hi Zakkiya! I’m glad the videos are helpful. Good luck in your studies!
thank you. You are an excellent teacher. Thank you again for your advices. I am enjoying your video a lot.
Hi Jie! I'm glad you enjoy the videos!
Very well explained..thanks
Thank you so much!! I am forever grateful for your wisdom :)
Hey Megan, glad you like the videos!
Thank you very much for your steady tips.!
Thank you for your notes on channels
simply wonderful! i think i'm doing it right...gonna go study now!
Yay! Go study! 🤓📖📝
I like the idea of using tables and charts. Where can I find the table listing the channels that you presented in the video?
You can go here: tcmstudy.net/acupuncture.php
and look for the links that say "cheat sheet"
Those are very useful tips, Nicholas. Thank you so much!
Glad you like it! Are you in school right now? Where are you in your program?
@@tcmstudy I'm halfway through my third year. Just finished the semester. I love your videos for reviewing (and viewing again and again). Every time I get another piece of the puzzle.
Please discuss pulse diagnosis and treatment of six stages of Shan Han Lun. .
Good advise! Thank you🙏🏾
Thanks so much for these tips! ❤️
Glad it's helpful!
@@tcmstudy Your website is amazing too! It’s a lot of material to take in but you’re such a great teacher and you make it easy to understand and grasp it all! ❤️
Woow its rearly helpfull tank you so much
Glad it was helpful!
Nice one! Thanks!
i'm Bob , i'm in Ningbo China. i have study chinese acupuncture and massage for years. i want to make foreigner friends to share the chinese medicines.
ah, i so appreciate your work now. and i subcribed
Hi there! Glad you like it!
You are my one of support to study
Hey, I am very thankful for what you bring into the world. your videos are great and helpful.
thanks for the effort you took to do this.
you are truely a good teacher. ;)
Hey Peter. Glad you like them!
hank you very much for the tips!
Man, you are great. Great tips. You are a good teachear
Great! I’m glad it’s helpful.
Thank you dear.... Nice video.... Very useful... Am also using a youtube channel for acupuncture
i found it is good to find a partner who learn together about point location...much easier
Great information
Is there any software for These theories and practice application s
Thank you! Great plan. 💦💥🌱✨🌏😇 so so so helpful!
Thanks! Glad it was helpful!
😋😉👍🤜🤛
Amazing, thank you
Wonderful sir❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks a lot
These rock!! TYSM
Hi, May I ask which school you choose? and why? Are you studying in USA? I’ve browsed recently but no idea about TCM college at the USA.
you know varma therapy varma points and acc points what is difference what is MD in marma and varma
Hi when are you uploading again?? Gotta points 3 practical coming up 😩😩
I just moved to Colorado, but I think I have everything set up now. I'm starting to work on things again this week. I'm uploading a pericardium point location video right now, then I'll get back to working on the small intestine video
@@tcmstudy you’re awesome💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Thank youuu... Hatur nuhun pisan 🌺💕🙏
Great sir...
Would u consider putting ur condensed 20-min lectures on Spotify as a podcast?
🎉
Which ones are you talking about?
@@tcmstudy The ones that you said you condensed... As in each of them 'as a song' or Podcast Ep on Spotify
Can you help where I can study acu on line and thank you
Thanks😊🌹
Hello!!! You are great
Hi brother,
Could you please give the pdf of A manual of acupuncture book so that we can study the books. Also please suggest some best books and their pdf link so that we can study.
Your teaching is way too good and and thanks a ton for your videos.
Thanks again!
Hi. I'm glad you like the videos. Sorry, I don't have any PDFs of the books; I usually just buy mine on Amazon.
I do have some PDF lecture slides and notes you can download from my website (I use Deadman and Maciocia as sources): www.tcmstudy.net/acupuncture.php
Thanks ❤
do you have any online classes sir?
Thankyou sir
Love your channel.
I am just about finishing the program but this is still super helpful to prepare for boards.
Thank You! :)
Hey Jeanette! Glad you like the channel. Which boards are you studying for? Do you take all of them or just a couple sections?
@@tcmstudy Hii! :)
ill be taking all 4 boards in 2021 but we can space them out
Debating if i should take herbs or foundations first. 🤷♀️
Hi there
I have questions to ask you. Is acupuncture course more theory or partical?Can I study only acupuncture course ?
Being a first year student at school that's is mostly online right now, it is absolutely both. I cherish my one day a week I get on campus! I get to touch other bodies. I cannot even touch certain points on my back due to lack of flexibility.
i like to make rhymes or songs. for example: put yi sweet lips a little closer to the spleen--from "Put your sweet lips a little closer to the phone." thanks for the videos! WS
Thank you thank you thank you!
You’re welcome!
I wish I found this sooner.
Any tips for memorizing acupuncture points? The amount of numbers is just making my head spin. I can find points just fine when I look at my book, but if someone just tells me: find VIII-6, I freeze.
Is that a five element thing, referring to the channels by number rather than name?
@@tcmstudy it is! In class we refer to meridians by both number and name, hence why point location has been really hard for me.
Good sir
I am 17 and I want to learn Chinese medicine. How can I learn and how long time is going to be good in it ??
Many people begin by reading The Web that Has no Weaver (amzn.to/3d5jDjT affiliate link). It maybe depends on which country you are in, but in America you would go to school for four years in order to become licensed.
You know i'm only 15 but i really want to learn accupuncture pls help me more
If you're new to Chinese medicine, one place a lot of people start is with the book The Web that Has No Weaver by Ted Kapchuck.
Nicholas Duchnowski I was just about to say the same thing.
Life saver
THANK YOU!!!! x 100000
YOU’RE WELCOME!!!! x 100000
@@tcmstudy I have been doing 30 minute chunks of study with 10 min breaks in-between ... I have 5 classes I am studying for, and basically starting from the beginning and trying retain all the info. Any helpful hints for studying for 5 classes?
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
The problem that I found with learning TCM in the west is that the way the exams are geared, you just need to retain info and Puke it out at exam time. This is not a reflection of a persons skills nor any kind of Experience. FACTOID: the plethora of information is exasperating, you need to know Both Eastern and Western Systems, the methods of testing are rediculous when considering that TCM has many ways to treat illness and disease, its too Abstract to say one way is the only way and to try to memorize everything in TCM and then being able to barf it up at Exam time is ludicrous and a Fast Track to Psychosis. imo Steven Thorne TCMD Canada
I felt the same way in school. Especially in second year, we were just memorizing Maciocia's point prescriptions. That's when I really got into the book Applied Channel Theory by Wang Ju-Yi
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❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏
Your name is so.. polish ;)
That’s true. My great-grandfather was from Łomża I believe. But that’s my only Polish heritage.
Desperate attempt to gain a TH-cam following. Almost all of this is common sense. I'd say one of the biggest problems people contend with these days is the lack of retention one gains by taking notes on a computer, versus collating and writing the information on paper. That process recruits more parts of the brain and employs kinetic as well visual learning. Then later, when one wants to transfer it to a computer, they automatically go over the work again. Time saving is not necessarily you friend when it comes to learning and resurrection of information.
Tıp #69 STUDY!!!
xD
Please come teach at Bastyr university 😔
How to become acupuncture dr?
Iam from india, i don't know English fluently so any mistake there please forgive me🥲.i want become acupuncture dr
I was laughing at myself because we know it is true when we trying to study 😂 and get distracted. So less is more. Quality over quantity! 🫡🙌🙌
Thankyou sir