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Dec 30, 2013, 10:54 AM
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I have to type 1000+ records into a database so I can use the database to write a paper. There's 18 pages of stuff and I'm trying to type a page or two a day but it is not exactly something to look forward to when I wake each morning? How do you get yourself to read stuff you don't want to or prepare for tests/papers when the work is not that challenging?
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Dec 30, 2013, 06:53 PM
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For me the best way has always been to do it in chunks so it is broken up and use rewards and things I enjoyed afterwards as motivation. Eg, I will finish 50 more records and then go for a walk/watch TV for 1/2 hour/have lunch.
It takes time but it does get done that way  Good luck!! |
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