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12 Jun 2021, 13:12
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Hi Everyone,
I started my GMAT prep in mid-Jan 21, studied regularly (most of the days) till Mar -21, post that I just lost my motivation. I keep finding excuses for not studying even though I know that's not right. Nowadays I end up wasting most of my time on video games and OTT. Even I tried to remove all the games and deactivate my OTT profiles, I try to find some alternate means to waste time and eventually end up reinstalling the games and reactivating my OTT profiles. Any suggestions to channel the inner focus towards my GMAT prep?
P.S: I am using TTP-Quant and GMATWHIZ- Verbal for my prep
Thank
I started my GMAT prep in mid-Jan 21, studied regularly (most of the days) till Mar -21, post that I just lost my motivation. I keep finding excuses for not studying even though I know that's not right. Nowadays I end up wasting most of my time on video games and OTT. Even I tried to remove all the games and deactivate my OTT profiles, I try to find some alternate means to waste time and eventually end up reinstalling the games and reactivating my OTT profiles. Any suggestions to channel the inner focus towards my GMAT prep?
P.S: I am using TTP-Quant and GMATWHIZ- Verbal for my prep
Thank
12 Jun 2021, 15:40
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Hi muggergammy,
Try to find a study partner. Having a study partner will not only force you to keep up the pace but also remove the state of monotonous preparation that I person might soon starts to feel.
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Try to find a study partner. Having a study partner will not only force you to keep up the pace but also remove the state of monotonous preparation that I person might soon starts to feel.
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14 Jun 2021, 07:30
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Hi muggergammy,
Everyone attributes this to a discipline problem but it's usually something else: FEELING A LACK OF MEASUREABLE PROGRESS toward your goal.
Practice tests aren't good measures of steady progress. You need to do them to keep yourself aligned to the test you are going to take.
We use a tool we call your REAL TIME READINESS (RTR) Score. It measures progress not just in your knowledge of core principles (content), but also how your in-test process is improving (how you're getting better at your approach to problems in Quant and Verbal).
Our FREE 90 minute Readiness Assessment Session is available to help you create new energy in your prep. You'll see why your motivation is off even though your MBA / career goals are important to you.
Everyone attributes this to a discipline problem but it's usually something else: FEELING A LACK OF MEASUREABLE PROGRESS toward your goal.
Practice tests aren't good measures of steady progress. You need to do them to keep yourself aligned to the test you are going to take.
We use a tool we call your REAL TIME READINESS (RTR) Score. It measures progress not just in your knowledge of core principles (content), but also how your in-test process is improving (how you're getting better at your approach to problems in Quant and Verbal).
Our FREE 90 minute Readiness Assessment Session is available to help you create new energy in your prep. You'll see why your motivation is off even though your MBA / career goals are important to you.
