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Understanding the psychological rewards of bad habits
Creating new habits to replace old ones
Developing self-discipline
Keep a Schedule, not a to-do list....
The most successful people in the world have traded the to-do list in for a calendar. Schedule your study periods and commit to a daily or weekly schedule. Make sure to schedule breaks and rest, and align them with your test schedule. There many templates out there that will help you plan your study schedule.
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Before you even get started, plan out an optimal place to study. Planning ahead will save you a lot of time and effort, and give you the best chance of not having to cram last minute or stay up all night.
If you’re studying at ...
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Appreciate rest
Set aside time weekly for rest and family. Intentionally schedule it on your calendar.
One of the reasons many of us keep busy schedules is we fail to recognize the value of rest
Automate Repetitive Tasks
Putting some of your daily tasks on autopilot is key to working smarter.
- Create canned responses for emails you keep writing over and over again
- Set reminders in your Calendar so you never forget anything
- Proofread your writing automatically
Planning Ahead
Life is unpredictable, but planning is still important. Use your phone's calendar and to-do list, or install an app to create daily and weekly plans:
- Plan even for small errands.
- Keep in mind that things take longer than you expect.
- Block chunks of time, or...
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