I am so lazy. How can I motivate myself to study hard?( i attend college)?
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Studying should come naturally to you. It means you shouldn't feel like you are studying at all.\n\nYou are attening college. It means you have a goal after college. Or you want to enter a career that requires a college degree. Whatever the reason, you entered college because you need to. And probably you are interested in what you are about to learn.\n\nIts like you want to know more about your favorite athlete's statistics. You look into credible materials to get that information. You are actually doing research (because the word research sounds scary because it sounds academic).\n\nEverytime you have a lesson in class, think of how this particular topic will help you in your career. Ask help from your professor how his / her class is related to your course. When you find the relationship and you will realize its importance, your natural instinct is to know more about that topic because it is relevant to you.\n\nThis is when you won't realize you might be hitting the library for additional information, or surfing the net for supplementary topics.\n\nRealizing the relevance of your classes to your end goal may help you motivate to study (you might not realize you are already studying).\n\nGood luck!
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I suggest a schedule of your time.  Allocate times for exercise and don’t let yourself do anything other than that.  I know how it feels to have no motivation and feel like you’ll never get around to exercising.  But I think if you allocate even a really small amount of time and only get a little exercise done, it is more than nothing.  It will make you feel better about yourself, what you can achieve, and you can build on it.  I don’t think you are lazy.  Maybe you could let a close friend know that you need their help to keep you to your schedule, because it’s tough to do it on your own when you have little motivation.
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Take a break that isimportant.  But what you really need is self motivation, like make physics or math apply to your life.  Take the examples and see how you can use them to calculate your day.  Also reward yourself when you get done reading through something boring.  I love ice cream
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the easy answer is, plan ahead and don't leave all your studying to the last minute :-)\n\nIf you don't have other classes to work around, here is what I would suggest:\n\nT=9:00      Wake up, get ready for the day\nT=9:30    Grab breakfast to eat while you study\nT=9:45    Study for an hour\nT=10:45   Get up, stretch, use the bathroom\nT=11:00   Study for another hour\nT=12:00   Check email, go chat with friends, and otherwise take a break.  Get some lunch.\nT=12:30   Go to a different place to study.  Try the library, or a commons room.\nT=12:45   Study a new subject for two hours (if you have more than one to work on).\nT=2:45   Get up and find somewhere new to study you haven't been to yet today.  Grab a snack on the way.\nT=3:00   Study another two hours\nT=5:00   Break!  Spend an hour or two with friends, playing a game, or basically de-stressing\nT=6:00   Eat dinner, start gearing up to study again\nT=6:45   Make your way back to somewhere comfortable to study\nT=7:00  Settle in and study as long as you can stand\nT=10:00ish Get up, check email, move around, head back to your room if you're not there already\nT=10:30ish Bring your most boring study material to bed with you.  Read it until you fall asleep.  You'll either get lots read (good) or get plenty of sleep (also good) :-)\n\nThis assumes you have a full day, but this gives you a good 11+ hours of studying, and still time to eat, talk with your friends, and generally not go crazy.  It also gives you at least 9 hours of sleep at night, which will really help!\n\nStudying in multiple places throughout the day helps keep you from getting bored (and sleepy) while you work.  Also, if always study the same subjects in the same rooms, it really helps your brain absorb the information faster (strange, but true!).  If your test involves remembering a bunch of facts (like who painted each of these pictures, when, what techniques did they use, etc), study each thing (painting, in this case) in a different room.  Then when you get to the test you can see a painting and remember "Oh, I read that one while sitting in the stairwell.  That means it was painted in X year by so-and-so."  It helps you keep the information from getting all mixed up in your head!
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use all the spare time you have during school\nonce you get home get started on it\ndont get side tracked either, and its kinda easy to get side track but use your best study habits to help you with it\nlike listening to music, dont make it too boring
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Study only when you want to study.. Never force yourself to study...\nIf you are not in mood of study then try change the subject Changing of subject is the best way or do other things you like to do. \nWhen your mind becomes fresh you can study more in less time...\nBest time for studies is early in the morning.
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just try to study like you do in normal days, don't think much about the papers, just concentrate on studies
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the only advice i can give you right now is to try your best and hardest.study everyday.focus in class,dont fool around.do our homework.do not slack.ask your teacher if you are unsure of something. participate in class.\n\nhope this helps,and GOOD LUCK!!!
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Have fun while u can, but don't slack off. college is great, but extremely hard work. try to enjoy yourself as much as you can because you may be overwhelmed with work in college.
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To study, study, study, and stop being lazy.
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I feel the same way!  I am a junior in college also.  I was so motivated before but have had to force myself to do things this semester.  I have a test this upcoming Wednesday and a presentation due next Wednesday.  Instead of studying or doing research, I am on Yahoo Answers!  To combat your problem, just force yourself to start working on the paper.  Once you get the ball rolling, you will find it gets easier.  Don't allow yourself to take a break unless you absolutely have to or you will just go back to procrastinating.  Good luck!
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Firstly, calculate how many hours of free time you have to study. Then compile a list of the subjects you are studying and rank them in order of which ones you need to spend the most time studying (ie the harder subjects, your weakest subjects).\nOnce you have done that you can assign each subject some time depending on where they rank on your list!\nthis way you can study everything and you ensure that the more difficult subjects are given priority!!
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ok, take this from me because u no how hard i worked last year to complete my degree and 2 other qualifications!wen u lost motivation then think long term of what u are actually doing ur work for!u and me are always talkn about long term careers and what great career women we will be wen we get all r hard studying out of the way and we will get that wen we get motivated and successfully complete the work!have faith in urself that u can do it, cus u no u can and be positive that u are actually guna make sumat out of urself!also u have a very understanding friend in me, so wen u r less motivated than usual, call me and wel go for a short drive or sumat, cus short breaks help aswell!also i aint being funny, but wen u come on the comp2 do ur work, dont come on yahoo answers or msn cus there are distractionz for u that u dont need!before u sit down2 study do sumat that u enjoy first like viby(ha), watchn a bit of tv or cum for a drive wit me(2scream sum kick ass songs) and then disipline urself2work!cus at the end of the day, its all about a combination of positive motivation, disipline and pure dedicated ambition- which is what u most definately have! hope this helps! XX
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Concentration Techniques\n\n1. Jot down things that are on your mind before you study, then set this list to the side. Add to it anything that distracts you as you are studying. Take care of the list later.\n\n2. Study at the same time each day. A regular schedule can help you frame this as “study time”.\n\n3. Set a timer for an hour, don't allow yourself to stop studying until it goes off.\n\n4. Take breaks. A three minute break for every 30 minutes of study is a good guideline. Take a longer break after 90 minutes.\n\n5. Set goals for your session that are realistic (number of problems to solve, pages to read, etc.) When you have met one of your study goals, reward yourself with a short break. Then, return to your study area.\n\n6. Study in an area away from distractions such as a library, study lounge, or an empty classroom.\n\n7. Make sure you have everything that you need before you begin.\n\n8. Make sure your environment is conducive to studying, no TV, no telephone, no roommate, no boyfriend/girlfriend.\n\n9. Make studying an active process; take notes and make review sheets. Intersperse different kinds of study into one session, e.g. reading, writing, taking notes, memorizing, etc.\n\n10. Identify how what you are studying is relevant to your life. Draw connections between things you already know.\n\n11. Insure that you are sleeping enough, eating well, and getting regular exercise. Your mind will be more alert, and you will be less likely to fall asleep or daydream.\n\nGOOD LUCK !!!
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start by writting everything down. force yourself to get up early. exercise to be more energetic.\nstart doing things by program, and you will be surprized of how many things you can do efficiently. that will bring you pleasure and ths more will to be organized.
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hey leave da house more often!!!!\nindoor activities like internet  and tv make u lazy nd out of place\ngo out for atleast an hour-meet ur frnds,make new frnds remember frnds r really imp 4 ur dvelopment!!!\nso chill out nd enjoy!!!!!!
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study, put in some effort