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every day at 6 AM for the next 5 days.
If your books are open,
But your mind is somewhere else,
It feels like something is stopping you
from studying.
I know this feeling because I have been there.
When I began my preparation,
I went through the same phase.
Each time I sat down to study,
I just couldn't get myself to start.
So I ended up doing things like:
β Making new study plans
β Scrolling on my phone
β Rearranging my books
β Re-checking the syllabus
I was doing everything except studying.
As if I were busy,
but not really moving forward.
The frustrating part was that
this wasn't happening for just a few days.
I kept running into the same problem
again and again during my preparation.
Over the years,
I started noticing small things
that made it easier to begin studying.
I put it all together in this short guide.
Five simple steps.
Steps that help you begin studying,
even when your mind says βnot today.β
Start studying within minutes of sitting down.
Stop spending hours thinking about studying and finally begin.
Make progress even on days when motivation is low.
Open your books without feeling burdened every time.
End the day knowing you actually moved forward.
The more you delay studying,
the less time you have before the exam.
But the real pressure
doesn't come from the syllabus.
It comes from knowing you should study,
Yet delaying it.
Because let's be honest.
You already know what to study.
The challenge is getting yourself to begin.
That's why I created this guide.
Five simple steps to help you begin,
even on days when you don't feel like it.
See you inside.
β Prashant Yadav
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