4 Answers
Sujay Panda · 2026-07-28 · 3 helpful
You need to have clarity about your "Why". Why are you doing this....do you actually want this. If you have that clarity then you will be consistent. Set daily targets and ace them instead of setting big and overwhelming targets. Most importantly just enjoy the process instead of seeing it as a burden
Abhimaneu · 2026-07-28 · 3 helpful
I can understand but that time i just think about the classes i purchased with parents money then i feel like i am wasting money (instant motivation)like that i am currently studying consistently, its about the situation . in my case i have been wasted a few months for logistics course so i was like i don't want to study any more but going for a job really helped me back to study LOL
Vaidehi · 2026-07-28 · 2 helpful
Everything that Sujay said ...
And even if that's a tricky one to follow then ...
give your younger brother 100 rupees (or 1000 which bleeds your pocket a little) daily on the days you don't study! It's gonna be a game changer!
(This is a personal hack I followed for a long time, if you think it's plausible then you might give it a try).
naina · 2026-07-29 · 1 helpful
Hi.
You could make an Excel sheet and account for the number of hours you've studied in a day, and which subject you've studied. That will force you to be consistent, as there will be a written record of the data. Another way out is to tell your friend or sibling/parent about what you studied, so that when you don't, the other person asks you about it, and you feel you missed out on something.
All the best.