Why is it so hard to sit down and study or work

Motivation? Yep, you're right, that's today's topic. We will dive deep in it, based on the ideas of Dr Jordan B Peterson.

However motivation isn't everything when it comes down to finishing tasks, there are other factors too, like discipline and work ethic.

But motivation plays a major factor nonetheless, so today we will dive deep into motivation and figure out why is it so hard to sit down and study or work.

Also we'll mention few ways you can motivate yourself so you can stop feeling completely unmotivated and stop rotting away on your couch watching TV all day.

If you're able to motivate yourself do be productive on a daily basis, imagine what your life would look like in 2, 5, 10 years from now?

If that thought gets you excited, then watch the video and discover how to motivate yourself to study or how to motivate yourself to work. You'll never ever question again why is it so hard to sit down and study or work.

Simple psychological ideas may activate the productivity in you that was dormant all along.

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I'm literally watching this while getting distracted from studying.

[TheDarkever]

In a nutshell:
1. Set a goal you want for yourself.
2. Imagine the result when you will be successful
3. Also imagine the small steps that will mark your improvement.
4. Imagine your failure if you don’t reach that goal.
5. Reward yourself for your efforts with something you enjoy.

[GeekyMino]

Imagining the best and worst case scenario is a great technique. Thanks for another great video!

[itzgelo]

I couldn't study because my mother always told me "you play 1 hour and then you MUST STUDY."
Simply, I started to making pauses like:
1 match
2 pages
1 match
2 pages
etc.
THIS WORKED!

[ntiisw]

and here we are reading the comments instead of working

[EltheMura]

I was going to study, yet here I am watching this.

[rodigoduterte]

My laziness is outmaneuver my *productivity*, so that why i clicked this video

[ShammahEmmanuelU]

“There are some days you feel unmotivated”
Uh uh, it’s everyday, that’s why I’m here

[PuppeteerXD]

Wow this was really interesting and motivational
*returns to play fortnite*

[AndyZaturno]

This channel is a new discovery. And I am subscribing.

AZ.

[songoten]

Bro, smthg to beat laziness... Coz I make my goals and work toward them for a while, then just lose focus and binge watch some anime or play a new game instead. I know it's wasting my time, but it's like some sort of monster addiction.

[jeriljm]

Wow, I am doing those things you said. You know, I was so lazy at college but so productive at my work. I wonder why is that. Now I have realized that in comparison, for my work I have a clear view of what I want to achieve from it and what if I fail to do it properly. While I was doing college because my parents told me to go and I just follow that direction. I need to make this trick for my already 6 years running-college as well so I have at least the motivation to finish it and not waste my parents' money and my time. Great vid mate.

[mattiassjodin]

Dude this helped me so much for real. I just stopped gaming but still had no motivation to do the things i wanted to do, but after watching this video and setting concrete goals (as in "im going to finish this book and learn every concept so that i get an A") as well as the things i want to avoid (having to tell my parents "i didnt get accepted" to the college i want to get into) i felt a bit of motivation return to me! I love these types of videos!

[MegaYoungday]

I feel like overthinking is a good demotivator. It feels like we know too much about ourselves and knowing certain things interrupts the natural reactions to circumstance our brain has because it causes us to think more about the problem or solution. But never allowing us to take action. But that's​ might just be me lol.

[audioteb]

great channel...thx for your efforts...keep going bro

[danynata]

By jordan b peterson
Apart from that, great video

[criosovereign]

Well now I really want to work out, even though thats not what I wanted to do originally...

[raresmocanu]

This is a whole lot easier to comprehend than "having to do a preplanned sequence of actions to escape from the unbearable present to the ideal future, embodying the hero archetype and ascending the dominance hierarchy" :)
Not to say those ideas are bad or anything, but they're not very easy to spread

[naughtypleasure]

Oh and I really wanna appreciate your efforts on creating this video👍 and thank you for sharing your knowledge✌

[DzaMiQ]

Days, weeks, months... for me even years