Tips On Getting Your Mood To Study

Students sometimes don’t feel like studying simply because they are not in mood to study. You may be upset because your girl friend did not fall in line or you just quarreled with your friend. You may be in a depressed mood because of so many assignments in your hand. This is a common problem among students because if they failed to review the course, they will probably obtain low grade in the exams.

So it is important for students to know how to get in the mood to study. My personal and time-tested mood boosters are so easy and it never failed to lift my mood whenever I am sluggish and don’t feel good:

(i) Listen music of your choice on a good music/mp3 player (Sony is best) - pop, rock, dance, soft, Bollywood, Hollywood etc. Generally fast music (with high bass/thump) lifts the mood successfully.

(ii) Look for something green like trees, plants or even a nature inspired painting to lift your sluggishness.

(iii) Take a short walk and enjoy nature, people, children, animals, other objects walking around.

(iv) Watch a good quality news channel or a thriller

(v) Eat/drink something of your choice (preferably light)

(vi) take a little catnap

Be optimistic and prioritize – Don’t worry that you can not finish all your loads today. Instead, focus your effort in the stuffs that you need to accomplish first. Never study in long stretches. Instead study in short stretches. This will keep your mood consistently good.

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