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What is the best advice for someone who struggles with discipline and work ethic?

I’m looking to start my career in Bio-Medical Engineering. Are there any specific study habits that will help me excel in this field?

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Jeanie’s Answer

Hi Mariana! My advice would be to tell yourself to "start" working for 5 minutes, which could break the cycle of procrastinating. I would also suggest that you utilize the pomodoro method. It is extremely important to take breaks since studying for long periods of time could be counterproductive. I would recommend that you write down your tasks in a to do list as well, but remember to break down the tasks into smaller chunks. It can be overwhelming to just "study for an exam." I would break the task up into "reading notes", "doing practice questions", "reviewing mistakes", etc. to make tasks more digestible. Good luck with your studies!
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Jennifer’s Answer

Hi Mariana,

Building good habits can be tough, but they're important for both studying and working. Here are some tips that helped me:

- If a task takes 5 minutes or less, do it right away. The quick win feels great!
- Study for 20 minutes, then rest for 10. Think of the break as a reward for your focus.
- Figure out your best study time. Whether it's night or morning, use your natural rhythm to your benefit.

Hope these tips help!
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