3 Ways To Study During Quarantine

We are definitely living in a very challenging time in history. However, it is still a great time to come out of this even stronger with substantial growth despite being locked at home all day. With the Coronavirus causing problems everywhere, it seems to have become more important than ever to find ways to stay productive in these difficult times. Below are three tips that I believe may help you get out of any rut or procrastination tunnel:

1. Clean Your Environment

  • This is an absolutely crucial step to begin at if you are currently not finding yourself being as productive as you want. You will most likely feel a strong sense of relief once you clear up your work space. An old saying goes that if you want more opportunities to enter you life, you need to start by removing the clutter so give your place a new look and you may find your mindset differently one way or another.

2. Scheduled Study Time
  • Your day can't be filled for deep work all the time but if you schedule a large chunk of time for this activity you will be more likely to at least begin and not be too hard on yourself for not immediately switching to a new task. An example would be telling yourself you will work on a project or assignment from 9-11am. An important key to this working is to plan your day out on a calendar the day before.
3. Move your body
  • We can't stay in one place for too long as much as we want to avoid social contact. It is important to get fresh air, walk, and recharge before heading back to work. Eat healthy food after your workout so you actually have energy to burn when you return to your work grind.

Bonus: Unwind at night
  • We don't need to always be performing in top performance all day. As humans, our bodies will have different energy levels at different times of the day so it's important to realize that you need to make time to relax which is not a bad idea if you at least made sure you put in a decent amount of effort to accomplish the tasks on your schedule. Treat yourself!
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