Relying on motivation, inspiration, being energized, or any other fleeting emotion will not sustain you and not deliver the results that you desire. It’s the system that delivers the results.

Systems produce results.

Here are some ways to implement it:<ul><li>When you tell yourself “I don’t feel like studying” say out loud “so what?" which will snap you out of this limiting mindset.</li><li>Use the word “and” instead of “but” when facing your problems.</li></ul>When you say “I have to study for my midterm, BUT I’m tired and I don’t feel like studying”, you’re limiting your potential options of action.However, when you say “I have to study for my midterm AND I don’t feel like studying”, you have two separate phrases and the second one doesn’t negate the first.

Step 2| Use the Power of Language

You must first objectively examine your own habits and systems to figure out in what ways you can optimize most effectively.You can keep a journal or open up a note on your phone and jot down what you are doing and how you’re feeling over the course of a day.<ul><li>Who are you studying with?</li><li>When did you eat?</li><li>When did you try to study?</li><li>When did you begin feeling like you were just over it?</li></ul>Doing this for a couple days will give you a better view of your current systems and pain points.

Step 1| Audit Yourself

<ol><li>Create Small Sub-tasks: Once you think you’ve made it small, make it even smaller than that.</li><li>Decrease the Time Commitment: Use the Pomodoro Technique.</li><li>Choose Easy Tasks to Build Momentum</li><li>Lower your Expectations: This one applies to creative works, such as writing an essay. Tell yourself you’re not writing an essay, just one sentence. And you’re not writing for 1 hour, just for 3 minutes. Intentionally tell yourself that you’re going to write something bad.</li></ol>

Step 3| Lower the Activation Energy

<ol><li>Vary the type of studying or Subject.</li><li>Incentivize Yourself with Rewards: Find something you’re looking forward to, and tell yourself you’ll be able to do it immediately after you finish your task.</li><li>Move: It has two benefits. First, physically moving your body around with walking or some light exercise is a highly effective way to reset and get into a better mindset, ready for work. Second, moving to a new location can provide enough of a novel stimulus to get you out of the rut & build momentum.</li></ol>

Step 4| Add some spice

How do you get to study when you have zero motivation to do so? It's a problem we've all faced, myself included. Let's be real, watching Jocko Willink YouTube videos amps you up in the moment, but motivation doesn't sustain you, and soon enough, you're back in a rut. I get it. I've been there. There have been countless times where the last thing I wanted to do was study, but I consistently managed to get myself to do it. Here's how: ***Support the channel and become a Patron!*** Visit https://patreon.com/medschoolinsiders -----VIDEO OUTLINE----- 01:21 Step 1 | Audit Yourself 02:25 Step 2 | Use the Power of Language 02:47 “So What” 03:08 “And” Instead of “But” 03:56 Step 3 | Lower the Activation Energy 04:21 Create Small Sub-Tasks 04:54 Decrease the Time Commitment 05:33 Choose Easy Tasks to Build Momentum 06:10 Lower your Expectations – Hero to Zero 06:47 Step 4 | Add Some Spice 07:12 Vary the Type of Studying or Subject Matter 07:37 Incentivize Yourself with Rewards 08:01 Move ------------------------------------- Other videos to watch next: - My Vlog Channel: https://youtube.com/lifeofasurgeon - Procrastination Cure: https://youtu.be/irp5ghCVNAM - Super Human Productivity: https://youtu.be/i_UoJniwfR4 Special thanks to awesome Patrons Elana Radomyshelsky and Nicole Hessabi for their support! ==================== Connect with me! WEBSITE: https://medschoolinsiders.com TWITTER: https://twitter.com/MedInsiders FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/medschoolinsiders INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/medschoolinsiders AMAZON STORE: https://www.amazon.com/shop/medschoolinsiders ==================== Music: http://soundcloud.com/iamryanlittle Disclaimer: Content of this video is my opinion and does not constitute medical advice. The content and associated links provide general information for general educational purposes only. Use of this information is strictly at your own risk. Kevin Jubbal, M.D. and Med School Insiders LLC will not assume any liability for direct or indirect losses or damages that may result from the use of information contained in this video including but not limited to economic loss, injury, illness or death. #studytips #studyhacks #medstudent

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How do you get to study when you have zero motivation to do so? It's a problem we've all faced, myself included. Let's be real, watching Jocko Willink YouTube videos amps you up in the moment, but motivation doesn't sustain you, and soon enough, you're back in a rut.

I get it. I've been there. There have been countless times where the last thing I wanted to do was study, but I consistently managed to get myself to do it. Here's how:

***Support the channel and become a Patron!*** 
Visit https://patreon.com/medschoolinsiders

-----VIDEO OUTLINE-----
01:21   Step 1 | Audit Yourself

02:25   Step 2 | Use the Power of Language
02:47   “So What”
03:08   “And” Instead of “But”

03:56   Step 3 | Lower the Activation Energy
04:21   Create Small Sub-Tasks
04:54   Decrease the Time Commitment
05:33   Choose Easy Tasks to Build Momentum
06:10   Lower your Expectations – Hero to Zero

06:47   Step 4 | Add Some Spice
07:12   Vary the Type of Studying or Subject Matter
07:37   Incentivize Yourself with Rewards
08:01   Move 
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Other videos to watch next:
- My Vlog Channel: https://youtube.com/lifeofasurgeon
- Procrastination Cure: https://youtu.be/irp5ghCVNAM
- Super Human Productivity: https://youtu.be/i_UoJniwfR4

Special thanks to awesome Patrons Elana Radomyshelsky and Nicole Hessabi for their support!

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