Hi there?…
A lot of people say they want to be serious with school, but when it’s time to read, they just lie down and scroll through their phone. The real problem is not laziness. Most times, it’s because there’s no plan.
Let me show you how to create a simple study routine that you can actually follow. Nothing complicated. Just what works.
1. Know Yourself First
- Before you even write any timetable, ask yourself a few things:
- When do you focus best? Morning, afternoon or night?
- How long can you study before getting tired?
- What distracts you the most?
Once you understand yourself, it’s easier to plan a routine that fits you. No need to copy what others are doing.
2. Set Clear Goals for the Week
Don’t just say, “I want to study.” Say exactly what and when.
For example:
This week, I will finish chapters 1 to 3 of Business Admin before Saturday.
Having a clear goal gives your routine direction. You’re not just reading randomly.
3. Break It Down Daily
After setting your weekly goal, divide it into daily tasks.
Let’s say you have 3 chapters to finish in 5 days.
Your daily plan can be:
Monday: Chapter 1 (first half)
Tuesday: Chapter 1 (second half)
Wednesday: Chapter 2
Thursday: Chapter 3
Friday: Quick revision of all 3 chapters
It’s not too much in one day, so it feels possible.
4. Add Short Breaks
You don’t need to study for 3 hours straight. Even 45 minutes of focus is better than 2 hours of distraction.
Try this format:
- Study for 25 to 45 minutes, then take a 5 to 10-minute break.
- Stand up, stretch, take water or walk around a bit.
5. Be Realistic and Flexible
You are human. There will be days you feel tired or something comes up. It’s okay.
If you miss a session, don’t beat yourself up. Just adjust and keep going. A flexible routine is better than a perfect one that makes you feel guilty.
6. Track Your Progress
At the end of each day or week, check what you have covered. Even if it’s small, you’ll feel proud that you’re moving forward.
You can use a notebook, Google Sheet or even your phone notes. Just write down your wins.
Well well, creating a study routine is not about being perfect. It’s about being consistent. Even if you do just one hour a day, it adds up.
Start simple. Stick to it. Adjust when needed. That’s how real progress happens.
Also, let me know if this helped you or what kind of routine you’re planning to try. I’m here to make learning easier for us all
