If you're a student then you will probably have examinations coming up this summer (WHY SUMMER? WHY?) and I feel it's important to mention motivation as it can disappear around this time of year. Personally, I seriously suffer with lack of motivation pretty much all year and I find it so, so incredibly difficult to try and motivate myself in order to get even the smallest things done. If I'm being completely honest, I am dreading these examinations as I have zero motivation to even start revising. Not only will this article (hopefully) help you but I hope that it will help me, too.
Now, the one thing that always leaves me feeling super motivated is good old exercise. I mean, yeah pushing yourself to the gym or putting on your running shoes and going outdoors can seem like a bore but once you're out there you really do feel energised and much more motivated. Not only that, but it reduces stress levels, clears your mind and releases endorphins (you know the saying exercise 'high' feeling).
The one thing I'm starting to try and overcome is getting over my comfort zone. The greatest barrier to achieving your potential is your comfort zone. Breaking through it may lead on to great things which I need to remind myself.
Never be afraid to make mistakes. I'm more of a procrastination but get it done super perfect kind of person. You always learn from your mistakes and then wisdom helps you avoid making the same mistake. Progress, not perfection.
Inspire yourself. Spend a day for yourself. Read books, or listen to music, go for a long walk (exercise!!!) and make lists on what you need to do and rewards at the end. It gives you something to look forward to thus motivation yourself more.
Accept that studying is boring, or house chores are boring. You will always go through some things in life where they are below your intellect. You just have to push past it. Clean house, clean mind?
Always be on top of your sleep. Personally, I do not have a great sleeping pattern. I either sleep too little or too much which without a doubt leaves me feeling groggy, tired and most of all, incredibly unmotivated which is a frustrating cycle. Make sure you have at-least 7 hours sleep daily and if you want to nap don't nap for hours, it will make you feel worse!!!!
Healthy diet. Personally, eating healthy makes me feel happy and not so sluggish and heavy thus, making me feel more energised to do more things and want to do them.
Healthy diet. Personally, eating healthy makes me feel happy and not so sluggish and heavy thus, making me feel more energised to do more things and want to do them.
Ask for positive feedback. It will give you a boost having positive feedback of someone, don't be shy to ask for it!
Clean your work space. A clean work space equals a clear mind. Obviously it's very hard to concentrate with clutter around you and too many distractions.
Remember that when you are done, you are done!!!! 30 minutes of revision and then you can reward yourself with some television or hanging out with friends. It's only thirty minutes out of your day.





















