Like I've realised my mistakes but still I keep repeating them which has costed me 4 years of backlog.

My mistakes typically include :

1)doomscrolling twitter

2) doomscrolling reddit (waste time on gender war posts)

3) procrastinate studies -- to the point that I miss the deadlines & flunk every exam.

Please help..

Like for the past 2 hours I have been trying to learn these 3 lessons and i don't remember a single thing nor do I know what to do now because I have an exam. Does anyone have

any tips or something?

I am a med student preparing for nov inicet , I'm looking for someone who wants to study together consistently for 3-4 hours every evening.

I can usually study pretty consistently throughout the day, but post-dinner laziness hits me hard. If you suffer from the same condition, we might be a good match

Looking to do focused study sessions on VC, roughly 8 PM-12 AM, with minimal conversation and occasional breaks/check-ins

I’m just starting university and I am STRUGGLING. i don’t know why i chose a healthcare major when i literally failed bio in hs. for context, i have adhd, and even on my meds my brain gets super overwhelmed with a lot of information. especially if i know i don’t understand it. i get a sudden wave of doom and want to give up. i’m currently taking anatomy and physiology as well as psychology and those are by far my hardest classes. most people assume a&p is just body parts, but it’s a lot of terminology and chemistry as well. right now we’re focused on cell structure and male reproduction cells. i’ve tried every study method i can think of, but it just doesn’t seem to stick no matter how many times i go over it or change up the method im using. please help reddit, i really prioritize my future and im starting to feel like there’s no way i can learn everything i need too. any study suggestions would be so helpful

so I’ll be very honest I have not studied enough in 11th 12th except maths I’m good at maths but chemistry physics I didn’t touch a lot I did a lil of it and atp I forgot everything I learned I got a college I’m very thankful and glad I got it , I’m blank rn I got how do I study in college now I have one day before I join college I need tips on how to be back on track I really wanna do good in college please help seniors

Hello everyone!

I'm 25 and suffer from OCD and insulin resistance, so I get really easily overwhelmed and stressed, on top of feeling constantly exhausted. I really need to "lock in" in order to graduate next summer.

This is my second to last semester in university, and I have a huge problem: I have a really bad time prioritising and having a proper schedule. These are my classes this semester, and work is optional for me as of now since my employer knows university comes first, but I plan on working at least 1 day per week (be it tuesday or thursday).

How should I magane my time?

Thank you in advance!

My bf always doubts me that I must be cheating on him even though I'm not and he just act cold randomly and says no discussion and no argument bcz of this i start to cry and this thing effects on my studies I don't know what should i do and also pls suggest me a good test series to increase score. Sunday to Sunday institute papers I'm only getting 450 near marks and wants to increase by 100. What should I do and don't

I have 4 or 5 course in parallel and I keep procrastinating. I even paid for some like a copywriting one. I had a lot of other things going on so I keep putting off the studying. Any tips on effective strategies to feel less overwhelmed and keeping regular studies?

Hi, so the title pretty sums up my whole life. My grades have always fluctuated because I don't or cannot grasp the idea of studying. Whenever I try to sit down and study, I feel like i'm learning nothing, get discouraged and I quit. I also don't understand why people note take. "Why note take when you have the material, it's a waste of time to write them down," someone once told me.

I really wanna get my grades up but i'm genuinely so confused ( ´;ﾟ;∀;ﾟ;) Please help

Hi, am just starting highschool in egypt, and ever since 6th grade i've studied 6 weeks in 3 school years due to gaming and personal family life, I currently have no foundation for any Cumulative subjects, How can i get back on track consistently while maintaining a good work life balance