Stop Procrastinating and Be Productive - How to Study When You Don't Want To
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- Procrastination as a pre-med or medical student will hold you back. A big part of being successful is learning to overcome laziness and putting things off. Procrastination is one of the biggest enemies of productivity and success in medicine. In this video I show you how to beat procrastination and start studying when you don't feel like it.
Pens I used: geni.us/cgBEfE
Here are three principles to help you start and maintain productive studying:
1. Location/Environment
2. Starting is the hardest part
3. Taking breaks properly
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I could not agree more
I really need to work on getting started and not procrastinate, but one huge problem of mine is that when i take a break, I really take a break, like 2 hour break... and i hope that i can change this huge problem of mine. Thank you for this video
I'm not in med school or even uni, I'm a highschool freshman and I love how I can still use the concepts and techniques on this channel :))
Same :)
Same I am in 8th grade
dude your videos are flipping insane! i'm currently a freshman premed finishing this year in like 5 days and i honestly wish i found your channel earlier! although i know it's not too late especially the fact that i'm starting my premed courses next semester in my sophomore year so you're gonna be my holy grail for the rest of my journey please don't stop making videos
Not med student, not currently a student, but videos on better sleep, avoiding procrastination, and flash cards are extremely helpful. Thanks!
Finally someone understands starting is the hardest part😩🙌🏼
I envy your superhuman-like ability to write twice as fast as I do and neatly too
carriagehill38 its sped up...
To summarise:
I. Proper environment-free, from distractions, where you can focus completely. Lock up your phones and Pcs if you have to.
Il. Just start. Start by working for 5 mins. 90% you can keep goiing, because you'll enjoy what you're doing.
III. Breaks- in 30 to 60 min intervals
- 5 to 10 mins depending on the duration you wish to keep going.
IV. Pomodoro: (25 mins work, 5 mins break) x 4 20 mins break afterward- One pomodoro cycle.
Great video. Keep these coming. Thanks
Im going to do this tomorrow, i will tell you how it goes
Nahlia Durham so how did it go? Lmao
She will start it the next week. For sure.
Lol 3 months later
9 weeks later
Has tomorrow started yet?
I really love you med school insider. You're making my life easier :)
This video is great! I have exams coming, and this is going to help a lot!
especially the pomodoro technique. Thanks a lot:)
Your voice is so soothing I just found out your channel and I'm in love with it :)
Very helpful video! I’m a huge procrastinator and this is motivating me to change that!
Just downloaded the app! Seems useful and easy to use
I love this channel so much
“Discipline is being able to force yourself to do something, in spite of how you feel, over and
over until it becomes a habit.”
~ Kim Brenneman
THANK YOU!!!!!! I gotta try that technique because I do get burnt out quickly!
GREAT VIDEO
I do something similar to the pomodoro when I'm studying. I do 45 minutes on, 15 off 3 times. So it's a 3hr chunk of time, then I take a break of at least an hour. I've found that this lets me get work done without too much burnout, and my schedule for the day is done in 3 hour chunks so it fits nicely
thank u
Any advices for people who only can study at night? I work from 8-5 so It is hard to study at night because I am totally exhausted.
Damn ur a legend, I wanna go into med school too :)
Hi thank you for your videos. how are you? :)
New subbie here! Really enjoying your videos! This might be a silly question, but I am someone who actually struggles with 'What to do during a break' My problem is I unfortunately tend to do things like go on social media, if its a short break, or check my email. If it's a longer break, maybe a 'quick' 30min Netflix show (this never ends well). So I wanted to ask if you have any tips or recommendations or productive things to do during a break to clear my mind but not derail my studying momentum? Thanks Jay!
MD2BEintraining I like to putter around, straighten things up, make a drink, do some washing up etc. I don't check my phone/social media because I get sucked into it
Just clicked to see how many people say they are procrastinating while watching this video.
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What do you do during the 5-minute breaks?
Can u put the picture down of the 30:30 app there are too many of that app
What do you do during the break?
I honestly hate procrastination. I feel better when I get the work done early and Cross it off my list and I feel like I have more time.
A concept that I love, but, could never commit to :(
Who needs animation? lol
Sad part is that I'm watching this video while trying to study for Pharmacology.
Hey quick question, what if you're doing past papers which can range from 1-2 hours each, should I just take breaks between papers or do as many questions within 25 mins then take a break? Thanks
Med School Insiders Thanks 👍🏾
Binge watching now cause I’m about to take my board exam 😗
What did you do in those 5 minute. I tried pomodoro technique, but that 25 min went too quickly and 5 minutes even faster.
Med School Insiders Alright thank you for your time.
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Wow, we only have 2 (thumbs down) procrastinators. :)
I think people who do not already know this will never make it to med school
This guy is a fraud! No one in med school can write that neatly!
Thats so stereotypical..nd hypothetical...😁😁
It really depends. If we have to write a lot in a short time, our handwriting is shitty af. But if we're making notes and stuff; most of us have average to decent handwriting.
Just putting it out there. I get that it's a joke.
:)