I can't concentrate!

I posted a similar thread to yours, so I kinda know exactly what you're going through! So, I cant really help much because no one's replied.

But with the whole starting late on a timetable thing, what I did was, wrote down all the things I needed to do that day and put in order of difficulty.

I chose to do all the easy topic/things-to-do/revision that could be done quickly and then, sort anything else you needed for tomorrow's revision, like printing off past papers etc and just do that. So that you're back on track for tomorrow!

I also advise pushing forward the timetable a bit because I put my first revision session in at 8 and I wake up at 9/10 and it really messes up my day!

Good luck

The thing is I start my timetable at midday, because I normally wake up at about 9. That gives me time to sort stuff out in prep for revision and relax a little bit before hitting it. I woke up at 11:30 today... so it wasn't as if I planned to do too much in the day it is just that I can't do it.

I feel like I'm stuck in limbo when I don't do any work, because I feel so guilty for not doing it and I don't relax anyway.

I'm feeling really annoyed with myself.

Over the Easter holidays I've had a few really good days of revising. But then there are days such as this where I literally cannot think.

I'm trying to revise for my History and History resit A-Level, plus I've got loads and loads of Art to do because I'm behind on that. I've set out a timetable etc. of all the things I need to do up until I go back to school. If is stick to it I'll get everything done.

The problem is, is that today I woke up a bit late, but I got up and sat down to do some work. Ever since then I've been trying and trying and I just can't process any information, I'm trying to write an essay now and I literally have no umph and I'm getting stressed.

It seems I'm really stressed about my work yet I have an enormous amount of apathy to do anything. Which leads to guilt because I'm not doing anything and annoyance at myself.

Should I just take the day off, 'waste' time and get behind on my timetable, or... what? I don't even know anymore...