How To Focus

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How to Stop Procrastinating and Start Studying

  • Let's Start firstly, We should always create a daily TO-DO LIST.
  • Well it seems awkward at the start but later on, you will find it very useful and as a daily habit 

  • You Ask Why? 

  • Let's see Deleting low-value, no-value, and nice-to-do tasks from your list helps you create a better to-do list because it makes your list more manageable, less stressful, and more skimmable. It keeps your most pressing and important tasks top-of-mind and helps you avoid getting distracted by tasks that won't move the needle.
  • We'll you will have a clear view over the day what is important and what is to given up what is completed and what is pending
  • I started It quite lait but it is still useful 
  • That's It for Today Guys See You Sometime Soon





 

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