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There will undoubtedly be times when you feel unmotivated to study for the GMAT. However, if you maintain discipline, even on an “off day,” you will ensure that your study schedule remains intact. In other words, discipline trumps motivation.
All GMAT students experience days when studying feels like the last thing they want to do. You might find yourself thinking, “Does one day off really matter?” It’s crucial to remind yourself that the answer is a resounding YES; one day does matter. When motivation is low, push yourself to study, even if it’s the last thing on your mind. Trust me; your future self will be grateful for the discipline you showed in that moment.
Remember, discipline breeds motivation. The more you stick to your study routine, the more motivated you will feel over time. And that motivation is key to achieving success on the GMAT.
Warmest regards,
Scott Woodbury-Stewart
Founder & CEO, Target Test Prep
There will undoubtedly be times when you feel unmotivated to study for the GMAT. However, if you maintain discipline, even on an “off day,” you will ensure that your study schedule remains intact. In other words, discipline trumps motivation.
All GMAT students experience days when studying feels like the last thing they want to do. You might find yourself thinking, “Does one day off really matter?” It’s crucial to remind yourself that the answer is a resounding YES; one day does matter. When motivation is low, push yourself to study, even if it’s the last thing on your mind. Trust me; your future self will be grateful for the discipline you showed in that moment.
Remember, discipline breeds motivation. The more you stick to your study routine, the more motivated you will feel over time. And that motivation is key to achieving success on the GMAT.
Warmest regards,
Scott Woodbury-Stewart
Founder & CEO, Target Test Prep
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