only starts studying when I'm too tired to study

my issue remains as stated above.

I'm so ready to sleep after bingeing on olives and custard and thus the thoughts of revision have starting to caress my mind.

I have a unit 2 pysch exam on monday for which I know nothing. My original plan was revision from Friday until monday AM, and sit my exam PM, with intermittent revision for my others subjects. This failed.

Spoiler

I haven't been very actively lately, not that anyone cares. I made this thread for others to discuss their procrastinative ways and be reminded of those who exist on TSR.

Reply 1

Angry Bird

I procrastinate everyday, nothing else to it really

Reply 2

Kiniun

Procrastination = my life rn

Reply 3

alkaline.

ok imma be honest i just made this thread cause im bored n i want ppl to entertain me.

Original post by Angry Bird

I procrastinate everyday, nothing else to it really

what do you "do" when u procrastinate?

Reply 4

Angry Bird

Original post by alkaline.

ok imma be honest i just made this thread cause im bored n i want ppl to entertain me.

what do you "do" when u procrastinate?

drink coffee, eat snacks, watch youtube vids, gym, eat, sleep, repeat.

Reply 5

Kevin De Bruyne

Olives are lovely.

I used to be able to work consistently throughout the year (from A-level to first year of uni) but recently I only seem to have the inclination to study on the day of the exam.

Reply 6

John55

Freeze time for a month a minute before your exam starts...

Reply 7

M14B

Original post by alkaline.

Spoiler

I haven't been very actively lately, not that anyone cares. I made this thread for others to discuss their procrastinative ways and be reminded of those who exist on TSR.

OLIVES and CUSTARD!?
wtf?

Reply 8

TheOtherSide.

Original post by M14B

OLIVES and CUSTARD!?
wtf?

My friend has cheese and grape sandwiches. :dontknow:

Reply 9

ForestShadow

I shouldnt say this

but I think its secretly a little effective leaving things a little late, think about it, as long as you have some adequate time, revising later actually means the info is fresher to your brain nearer the exam.... :colonhash:

regardless

Reply 10

Retired_Messiah

Original post by ForestShadow

but I think its secretly a little effective leaving things a little late, think about it, as long as you have some adequate time, revising later actually means the info is fresher to your brain nearer the exam.... :colonhash:

Sometimes this can work seriously well, but the problem is if you've got a lot of really in depth rubbish to learn you're often not able to get it all covered in time.

Reply 11

Mona-S

I was meant to start studying at 12.

Still didn't start. :frown:

Reply 12

alkaline.

Original post by John55

Freeze time for a month a minute before your exam starts...

if only

Original post by M14B

OLIVES and CUSTARD!?
wtf?

separately not together

Original post by Retired_Messiah

Sometimes this can work seriously well, but the problem is if you've got a lot of really in depth rubbish to learn you're often not able to get it all covered in time.

such as 15 units of advancing OCR biology in 2 days :cry2:

Reply 13

ForestShadow

Original post by Mona-S

I was meant to start studying at 12.

Still didn't start. :frown:

Have you started now? :tongue:

Reply 14

Rhythmical

So I started to revise a few weeks ago, I thought perfect I'm going to be prepared and totally ready for it until procrastination sunk in and I lost all motivation. I realised by revising early, I lost motivation and I became lazy and nothing would ever stay in. @ForestShadow is right because often I've found that revising last minute can do wonders and take it bit by bit rather than shoving it all in. However it doesn't work for everyone, have you tried crazy and wacky revision tips and methods?