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Preparing for the GMAT can sometimes feel like a marathon, and I'm curious to know how others are handling the inevitable moments of boredom, demotivation, or even burnout. Sometimes a life event can happen that can put you off the trail from the schedule you created.
Right now, I belive I'm going through a mixture of boredom and demotivation. Which is stopping me from studying at all. It’s hard to stay consistent without leaving everything until the last minute. I think people who have their tests scheduled can use that as a motivation to get to studying. So, as a solution I'm trying to build a daily/weekly study plan with specific goals. Trying to get small wins instead of leaving everything for the end.
I would love to know what strategies have worked for others to stay focused and energized throughout the preparation process? Please tell me I'm not the only one lol. Any tips on staying consistent or breaking out of a rut would be greatly appreciated! 🙌
Right now, I belive I'm going through a mixture of boredom and demotivation. Which is stopping me from studying at all. It’s hard to stay consistent without leaving everything until the last minute. I think people who have their tests scheduled can use that as a motivation to get to studying. So, as a solution I'm trying to build a daily/weekly study plan with specific goals. Trying to get small wins instead of leaving everything for the end.
I would love to know what strategies have worked for others to stay focused and energized throughout the preparation process? Please tell me I'm not the only one lol. Any tips on staying consistent or breaking out of a rut would be greatly appreciated! 🙌
10 Sep 2024, 07:14
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Going for small wins can help a lot. You can see each topic you learn or each skill you develop as representing an increase in your expected GMAT score. That way, each prep session is basically a win.
Also, gamifying your prep can help. One way to gamify it is to practice using the streaks method.
How to Ace the GMAT Using the Streaks Method
Also, one thing that works for me when I get bored or lose motivation is just continuing anyway, because boredom or loss of motivation can be self-sabotage in disguise. So, by just continuing even though I'm bored or don't feel motivated, I defeat the unconscious self-sabotage agenda and begin to feel motivated again.
Also, gamifying your prep can help. One way to gamify it is to practice using the streaks method.
How to Ace the GMAT Using the Streaks Method
Also, one thing that works for me when I get bored or lose motivation is just continuing anyway, because boredom or loss of motivation can be self-sabotage in disguise. So, by just continuing even though I'm bored or don't feel motivated, I defeat the unconscious self-sabotage agenda and begin to feel motivated again.
10 Sep 2024, 10:19
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Thank You! I will try to do that. But sometimes it seems like no matter how I switch it up, it only lasts for a few days, then I return back to same boredom. I also sometimes get distracted alot while studying
