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16 Oct 2010, 08:58
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Guys,
Lets make this thread a motivational Advise, a Quote or an experience for all the GMAT Takers
Let me Start....
Following are a few points which I collected from some sources including gmatclub
- Make a fixed daily routine
- Visualize success - ex - visualize a 750 score on screen, everyday before sleep
- Identify the factors that make you feel happy/ your turn on's...And try to do them regularly
- Make a -ve/+ve thought converter dairy. Always write down your -ve thoughts in your dairy, and Write a answer/+ve thought correspondingly. And read that, whenever that -ve thought comes again in your mind.
- Don't kill your happiness/leisure activities for GMAT, else GMAT can take away your happiness ( contrary to what most people think)
ALL THE BEST FELLOW GMAT Crackers
Lets make this thread a motivational Advise, a Quote or an experience for all the GMAT Takers
Let me Start....
Following are a few points which I collected from some sources including gmatclub
- Make a fixed daily routine
- Visualize success - ex - visualize a 750 score on screen, everyday before sleep
- Identify the factors that make you feel happy/ your turn on's...And try to do them regularly
- Make a -ve/+ve thought converter dairy. Always write down your -ve thoughts in your dairy, and Write a answer/+ve thought correspondingly. And read that, whenever that -ve thought comes again in your mind.
- Don't kill your happiness/leisure activities for GMAT, else GMAT can take away your happiness ( contrary to what most people think)
ALL THE BEST FELLOW GMAT Crackers
16 Oct 2010, 16:47
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Hey!
I really like your motivation thread that you started but what is the reason for writing this in a diary?
Make a -ve/+ve thought converter dairy. Always write down your -ve thoughts in your dairy, and Write a answer/+ve thought correspondingly. And read that, whenever that -ve thought comes again in your mind.
I didn't quite understand the reasoning behind doing that. Care to elaborate? Thanks buddy.
I really like your motivation thread that you started but what is the reason for writing this in a diary?
Make a -ve/+ve thought converter dairy. Always write down your -ve thoughts in your dairy, and Write a answer/+ve thought correspondingly. And read that, whenever that -ve thought comes again in your mind.
I didn't quite understand the reasoning behind doing that. Care to elaborate? Thanks buddy.
17 Oct 2010, 02:34
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infraredpursuit
I do understand that.
Let me explain with an example. For example your fear is - "GMAT is really tough, my mocks scores are killing me" - you can convert it into a +ve thought "mock scores can't judge my actual GMAT scores. There are many people who have never got a 650+ in GMAT but manager a 700+. I just have to maintain my calm and give my best"
Hope this clarifies?
It's JUST a test. There's only so much we can do! 
All the best 
