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excuse me, in your webinar u? said to focus on one thing at a time. Does that mean i should not listen to music while doing my work?
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@aaronloh321 Good question aaronloh321. Music is great to get yourself pumped up especially if you’re not in the mood 
Once you get your momentum going, I do suggest turning the music off. Why? Because once you get yourself? going, it’s easier to keep going until you finish or are distracted. Your song play list can easily become a distraction.
Single-tasking keeps this from happening (you finish much faster and get more out of studying). Check it out and let me know if it works for? you.
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Great tips! This video helped me a lot. I use to slouch or study on my bed and that makes me sleepy. I can’t concentrate that way. So I tried steps and it worked! Thanks a lot.
You have a very interesting thought process when it comes to figuring out how to get people to study better! As a college student myself (and maybe more importantly, someone who does try to study and do well) I know it can be really difficult to get into the zone of studying, especially after a long day spent in classes. You pointed out a lot about posture, and I think there is definitely something to that. It’s hard to balance being tired and forcing yourself to study, when frankly sleep or something else is more desirable. Something that has always helped me is going outside of my apartment and taking a quick run to get some blood and oxygen flowing. It definitely helps with concentration as the day goes on.
Those exercises kept me awake all night. Thanks for the tips! The steps made my brain awake to study. I will surely revisit this site.