How to work towards your goal
Many times we get distracted and forget to do to the important things first.
Studies are often neglected and procrastination is another problem among all teenagers.
First thing to do is to set a timetable. It may be hard to follow at first, but later you'll get the hang of it...
Usually we end up getting entangled in the different tasks of the day and forget to do the important ones..e.g., sketching, surfing on the internet, cleaning the room, doing other household work and all that can consume time and after we finish our work, we forget about our homework/studying.
One way to tackle this problem is to make a list of things you have to complete within a specific time, for example one week or one month (depends) and then tick the items as you continue to finish them.
In this way, you will have an idea on how much time you should spend on each task to get all of them done. easy?
high-school and college exams mean a lot for the future. You can make up a simple, fake report card with the grades you want. For example:
it doesn't have to look really professional or anything...just something that is satisfying and clearly mentions all the subjects you have and the grades you want to get. (it does't have to be too big either)
Doing this, will remind you to work hard so that you achieve the grades that you want to. Just keep it in on your desk or somewhere, where you can see it often! :)
Next tip: while studying or doing your homework keep all your gadgets away and don't turn on your laptop till its really really required.
Next tip: when you are studying, make sure to gather all the required instruments near your study area (e.g.: pencil, pen, highlighters, books, rulers, erasers, sharpeners, etc) so that you don't have to get up again and again and end up distracting yourself when you get up. Also, make sure you go to the bathroom or have a glass of water (or keep a filled water bottle near you) before you start (so that you don't have to get up for that too!).
lastly, never give up on your hopes and dreams and keep working hard! have faith in yourself and always be positive! :)
#loveniks
(p.s. my gratitiude post is gonna come up next, soon!)
Many times we get distracted and forget to do to the important things first.
Studies are often neglected and procrastination is another problem among all teenagers.
First thing to do is to set a timetable. It may be hard to follow at first, but later you'll get the hang of it...
Usually we end up getting entangled in the different tasks of the day and forget to do the important ones..e.g., sketching, surfing on the internet, cleaning the room, doing other household work and all that can consume time and after we finish our work, we forget about our homework/studying.
One way to tackle this problem is to make a list of things you have to complete within a specific time, for example one week or one month (depends) and then tick the items as you continue to finish them.
In this way, you will have an idea on how much time you should spend on each task to get all of them done. easy?
high-school and college exams mean a lot for the future. You can make up a simple, fake report card with the grades you want. For example:
Doing this, will remind you to work hard so that you achieve the grades that you want to. Just keep it in on your desk or somewhere, where you can see it often! :)
Next tip: while studying or doing your homework keep all your gadgets away and don't turn on your laptop till its really really required.
Next tip: when you are studying, make sure to gather all the required instruments near your study area (e.g.: pencil, pen, highlighters, books, rulers, erasers, sharpeners, etc) so that you don't have to get up again and again and end up distracting yourself when you get up. Also, make sure you go to the bathroom or have a glass of water (or keep a filled water bottle near you) before you start (so that you don't have to get up for that too!).
lastly, never give up on your hopes and dreams and keep working hard! have faith in yourself and always be positive! :)
#loveniks
(p.s. my gratitiude post is gonna come up next, soon!)
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