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I'm a senior in college and I have no motivation. Up to last week I was working so well and getting things done but since Friday (the day my T quit) it's impossible to do homework. I would rather just spend time relaxing and on the computer.
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I think that your T quitting has mentally upset you and it might take a little bit of time for you to adjust. Maybe you should start looking for a new therapist to help you get through this difficult time.
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Don't wait for the "motivation" to arrive because the reality is there will be days when you're not motivated.
Instead, make it a habit. Get in to a routine. Think of runners who train everyday. They don't wake up EVERY single day wanting to run but they have their running shoes and shirt laid out, put it on and go for the run. Phone this made sense. |
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*hope this made sense (silly auto correct)
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I have the exact problem. I would say the same thing as Hooligan said. Having a ritual will make it easier, even if you don't have motivation.
In her best-selling book, The Creative Habit, Twyla Tharp discusses one of the secrets of her success: Quote:
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try to find something you enjoy like music that could maybe get you started. you always need something to start and then you can maybe work from there
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