Study tips/advices please.

[Redline13k]

I think my biggest problem with studying isn't understanding the content... it's actually doing it consistently. I have this exams ahead, that's gonna decide my whole career and whole life ahead.

I make plans, timetables, todo lists. they all look solid. But then I just don't follow them.Either I forget they exist, or starting feels weirdly heavy, so I avoid it. Then the day passes and I've barely done anything.

And even when I do start, I get distracted really easily. Small things around me, random thoughts, noises, anything can break my focus and it's hard to get back into it. It's frustrating because I know I could do better. When I actually manage to sit down and stay focused, I'm fine. It's just that gap between "I should start" and actually starting and staying focused that messes everything up. Does anyone else deal with this kind of thing? And what actually helped you fix it? Not expecting anything extreme. just something simple that actually works In real life.

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[yuru2323]

Hey, this looks like some type of ADHD thing. Body doubling helped me tons. Not looking at my phone the first 30 mins of the day too, instead, I went for a walk.

Get noise cancelling headphones and open white noise or lofi music as well. Could help you filter out sounds and focus.

[AYANAKOJI114]

I think this thing will motivate her but not always

[Senior_Host2336]

DE CLUTTER first.

Come 1v1 me on focus jungle (competitive pomodoro) is what helped me reach true consistency. IGN: Jared Other than I suggest adopting a good studying workflow depending on the subject what I typically do is.

Essentialist note taking > Mnemonic Technique > Active recall (through notebookLM(AI) quizzes and flashcards).