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Dealing with study exhaustion

I am a beginner so please bear with me.. I feel I get really tired after studying for 1-1.5 hours. I take breaks but still I can't focus after 4-5 hrs(including short bteaks) of studies. Please guide me how to increase my study hours..
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  • ashwagandha and shilajeet
  • Bhai usko concentration ki kami hai uski shaadi nahi ho rahi....
    :wink:
    ashwagandha and shilajeet
  • edited October 2016
    Baba ramdeb ka Kapaalvati......... :#
  • abe yaar 5 hour bohot hai shuruwat me..badh jayega thoda aur
  • edited October 2016
    1. Exercise.After every 45 minutes.Workout for 8-10 minutes.Play a sport.Run, lift ,catch , throw , kick, dance,walk, whatever.But move.

    3. Eat more protein and healthy fats instead of carbs.Take a multivitamin.

    3.Get up early in the morning.Like really early.5am or so.Rise with the sun and sleep at 10.

    4.Cut down on narcotics, alcohol,porn and people who drain your energy.



  • 1. Exercise.After every 45 minutes.Workout for 8-10 minutes.Play a sport.Run, lift ,catch , throw , kick, dance,walk, whatever.But move.

    3. Eat more protein and healthy fats instead of carbs.Take a multivitamin.

    3.Get up early in the morning.Like really early.5am or so.Rise with the sun and sleep at 10.

    4.Cut down on narcotics, alcohol,porn and people who drain your energy.



    Thanks bhai.. I workout 4 days a week and I stay away from cancer sticks and of course Alcohol. Now I'll try getting up early.
  • abe yaar 5 hour bohot hai shuruwat me..badh jayega thoda aur
    Ok bhai Thanks
  • @SPSahab, your will power is the key. It all depends on how badly you want the service.

    I would say, don't fix to a particular time limit. Keep targets for yourselves like I will cover this topic in next 1 hr or so and then jot down what you want to do the entire day..like target 1, target 2, target 3 etc. Then once you achieve each target strike it down. take a small break and then move to next target. It not only disciplines you, but also increases your productivity. At the end of the day you would feel very happy for having such a productive day. Trust me, do it for one week. You can get back here, and post how it worked for you.

    Good Luck!
    Enjoy Reading!
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