Finding Time to Study

One common problem that all exam students face, is finding the time to study. This is understandable as most students have to balance work and family commitments with their studying time.

But let's turn this around. If you think you DON'T have time to study, then think about all the other things you DO have.

Do you have:

1. MOTIVATION?

• Do you want to move on from where you are now to excel in the career you’ve trained for?

2. A DESIRE TO SUCCEED?

• Can you see your end goal, and are you brave enough to chase it?

3. COMMITMENT?

• Will you keep going week after week even when things start to get tough?

4. ENERGY?

• Can you bring energy from other areas of your life, so your studying will be effective?

5. SUPPORT?

• Can you use the encouragement from your family, friends and co-workers to harness your motivation and keep going?

If you can find these things, I can help you to find the time to study.

Studying doesn’t have to mean sitting at a desk for hours and hours at a time. It’s more effective if you study for short periods and then take frequent breaks so your brain can reset. 

Use this to your advantage and you will be successful. 

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