How to make your study room comfortable and entertaining.
The biggest challenge for me is not to learn, but to find a comfortable place that will not be too distracting and will keep my learning mode running for several hours. This applies not only to me, but to all students. All students sail in the same ship and fight against the flow of distractions, laziness, lack of motivation, and these are just some of them. But there is a solution for every problem. Here I find the answer to sailing higher and higher without worrying about the tides.
Start by building your own little ship. By ship, I mean, you can build your own little study room. In this blog I will help you create the most comfortable, fun and beautiful study room that will make your study hours the most amazing. An environment that makes you learn for yourself, doesn't that sound exciting?
Here we go!
Choose a place - Once you have chosen a place to study, your mind will eventually adapt to it, and when you enter it, you will feel like you want to learn. You don't have to rush to study; instead, the place itself will switch on the learning mode.
Recreate the atmosphere - close your learning area to suit your tastes. Everyone thrives in different environments. Think about which environment will help you concentrate more and recreate it in your room. Also keep some indoor plants for better air quality.
Don't feel too comfortable - if you feel too comfortable, you are likely to end up asleep. So create a place where you can learn in comfort. Change your pajamas before you start learning to show that you have not rested, but that you should learn.
Let in natural light - natural light refreshes and kills laziness. So if you have windows in your office, do not close them, but let in natural light. If you don't have windows, make some adjustments so that natural light can penetrate inside.
Don't look directly into the light - light that shines directly into your face can be annoying and distracting. Adjust the light source so that it does not enter directly into your face. It would be nice to have a light source in the back for reading. Place the table lamps on your chin height.
Play soft music to avoid outside noise - music can put you in a good mood. Play soft music in your workspace. You can find so much on YouTube that can help you. But do not play music that has words in it, because your mind is distracted from such music. Instead, play soft, simple music.
Create a positive environment - keep a family photo on your study table or write some good quotes that will motivate you. Remember why you need this when you feel you can't. Create a positive environment that will help you do harder work.
Turn off the phone - Don't put the phone in silent mode. Turn it off or switch it to Airplane Mode to protect yourself from any distractions.
