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Hello everyone:
I thought to make my first post about a routine that I am maintaining to overcome GMAT. Throughout last several years, I have mastered lot of Endurance Sports and honed the skills that I learned from sportsmanship, GMAT is no different for me as a challenge.
I think anyone can achieve a 760+ (Top 1%) given right material, tactics discipline, ground work and assistance, but I think like any other battle, it comes down to your physical and emotional strength. Its a standardized exam and can be hacked with patience, consistency and devotion, just like anything in life, you do not lose unless you give up.
For Motivation watch this everyday:
1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kb7_E12FFLw&t=30s
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBuIGBCF9jc
Based on research from (Harvard/Oxbridge), these things can help you perform at your peak, so I advise you follow this regularly and turn these into habit, even after GMAT:
1. Exercise - Minimum 4 times/Week, try after work/before evening meals, this will boost your energy for evening study period
2. Meditate - 3 Days/week (alternative b/w exercise and meditation) - First thing in the morning, if possible - This will improve your focus, provide you stability and keep you in line with your end goal.
3. Diet: Eliminate: SUGER/ Foods with High Carb/ Process Food/ Drugs-Alcohol-Smoking - These makes your brain DUMB!
4. Natural Supplements: Omega-3 and Vitamin E - Can't stretched the importance of these two supplements more: https://www.health.harvard.edu/mind-and-mood/dont-buy-into-brain-health-supplements
Best of Luck!
I thought to make my first post about a routine that I am maintaining to overcome GMAT. Throughout last several years, I have mastered lot of Endurance Sports and honed the skills that I learned from sportsmanship, GMAT is no different for me as a challenge.
I think anyone can achieve a 760+ (Top 1%) given right material, tactics discipline, ground work and assistance, but I think like any other battle, it comes down to your physical and emotional strength. Its a standardized exam and can be hacked with patience, consistency and devotion, just like anything in life, you do not lose unless you give up.
For Motivation watch this everyday:
1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kb7_E12FFLw&t=30s
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBuIGBCF9jc
Based on research from (Harvard/Oxbridge), these things can help you perform at your peak, so I advise you follow this regularly and turn these into habit, even after GMAT:
1. Exercise - Minimum 4 times/Week, try after work/before evening meals, this will boost your energy for evening study period
2. Meditate - 3 Days/week (alternative b/w exercise and meditation) - First thing in the morning, if possible - This will improve your focus, provide you stability and keep you in line with your end goal.
3. Diet: Eliminate: SUGER/ Foods with High Carb/ Process Food/ Drugs-Alcohol-Smoking - These makes your brain DUMB!
4. Natural Supplements: Omega-3 and Vitamin E - Can't stretched the importance of these two supplements more: https://www.health.harvard.edu/mind-and-mood/dont-buy-into-brain-health-supplements
Best of Luck!
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IN2MBB2PE - Congratulations on making the first post on GMAT Club, and thank you for the insights present in the topic. Wishing you a very happy new year!
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thanks for the motivational link. the links are very helpful. the way of talking is surely inspiring.
