Sudha – at one point when I really needed some motivation to keep studying, even when I didn't feel like it, someone on here told me, “Think of all the other things you MUST do in life, even though you don't feel like it. But you do it anyways, because you must. Like go to work, take out the trash, clean the house, mow the lawn.”
If you set “bite size” goals and just take one step at a time, before you know it, you will have covered an entire chapter's worth of review.
Just force yourself to go through the motions, read the material, answer the questions, even when you don't feel like it.
Do it now, get it done. Decide everything you want to cover between now and exam day. Then give yourself 2 lessor days to do it. Break it out, plan each day, and do it. Then spend those last 2 days building your confidence.
The worst feeling ever is waiting those long days after taking the exam but before score release. Analyzing every question you can remember. Going over and over again the nights you took off before the test that you could have been studying. Kicking yourself for feeling like you could have done more and being so afraid, that you didn't do enough.
On the other hand, there is not fear nor regret when you know you have been disciplined and did everything you possibly could to prepare. Then score release day is exciting!
When you prepare, even test day is exciting. No more, “oh, crap I test in 2 days aggggghhhhh!!!!!”
It becomes, “watch out FAR, I'm coming for you in 2 days! It's on! I can't wait to go slay the beast!”
One step at a time.
A:[73]97 F:[74]85 R:86 B:[74]82
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