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After reading for two days, I can no longer focus on books; even when I’m so bored that I don’t know what to do online, I still don’t want to read. If I’m busy with work, it gives me an even better excuse to avoid reading. Last year, when it came to preparing for the basic exams, I couldn’t focus on studying. At first, I thought it was too early and there was no need to rush; later on, I realized that it was already too late and that studying wouldn’t make any difference, so I gave up. I just managed to pass by barely meeting the requirements. But without studying for the specialized exams, it’s definitely impossible to pass those. How do others motivate themselves to study? I’ve found that as I get older, I have less and less motivation to learn. Do you have any good suggestions for overcoming this mindset?
Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Theoretical Mechanics, Mechanics of Materials, Fluid Mechanics, Fundamentals of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Signals and Information Technology, Computer Technology, Engineering Economics, Laws and Regulations – does one need to study all of these? . . . Is there a focus? I decided to help you out and take the chance to ask questions for myself as well~
Hehe, according to the information in the book about the proportion of each subject, all of these need to be considered, in addition to the relevant standards~~~
There’s some truth to it; I believe you can do well in the exam. There’s no need to rush; take your time
Only when forced by necessity can one make progress.
I currently adopt a mindset of just going with it if I can, and if not, then it’s fine; that’s why I keep making excuses for myself. Or does anyone have any ways to help me become interested in re*starting?
I’m in the same situation as you right now; I really don’t want to read. Even though I sit in front of the computer and use various software to entertain myself, I still have no desire to read books
Bro, I still haven’t finished Advanced Mathematics yet. 555~~
Reply to 8# kasabranka: This is normal. The time required for the basics isn’t much – it shouldn’t exceed 3 months; otherwise it becomes unbearable, unless one has great determination. In my field, I still haven’t finished studying material balance yet
I was watching it for just two weeks; now I’m working on a project and don’t have time to watch it anymore. Ugh! Increase to 8 o’clock every day
If you want to do it, do it well; otherwise give up