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🗓️ Do this with your HSC timetable
+ How to beat procrastination workshop (this weekend)!
Luqman Arab
May 06, 2024
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The HSC timetables are out!
How exciting, am I right?
Don’t worry, I know how stressful it is to have your HSC timetable revealed. But, it doesn’t have to be this way.
In today’s newsletter, I will share with you four things to do right now with your timetable to make sure that you’re maximising your efforts and increasing your chances of success!
✍️ Follow along
Table of Contents
📆 Step 1: Schedule in All Exams
The first step is to schedule in all your exam dates into your calendar. Additionally, on a blank piece of paper, write your exam dates and then stick it next to you so that you can always see it.
Example
By scheduling in your exam dates, you’re becoming self-aware of when you need to start preparing and how long left till your HSC exams — this will also boost motivation!
✅ Step 2: Create a to-do list
For each subject, create a to-do list of all the tasks you need to complete.
Note: You might not be able to do this right now since you have not completed all the content and you haven’t sat your trial exams. However, if you know what you need to do, write it down. If you don’t, do this step after trials!
⌛️ Step 3: Plan your study
From now, create a timeframe of when you want to start your dedicated preparation for the HSC exams. For example, you may want to start intense preparation 1 week after your trial exams.
After your trial exams, you want to create a detailed study timetable for yourself to follow, which includes what you’re going to be doing each day leading up to your final exams.
By creating this timeframe, you’re once again becoming self-aware of when you need to start your preparation which will give you more clarity and confidence.
🧠 Step 4: Remind Yourself
This step is the scariest, but the most effective.
Write down the number of days left till your HSC exams begin, which as of writing this post is 167 days. Then, every day, check this day off.
For example, today write 167. Then, tomorrow write 166 — do this everyday.
Additionally, if you haven’t done this already, remind yourself of your goals.
What is your goal ATAR? What is your goal University course?
By constantly reminding yourself of how long you have left till your marathon finishes and your goals, your motivation will boost and you will not be wasting as much time as you otherwise would.
⏰ Procrastination Workshop This Weekend!
Do you struggle with procrastination?
Are you always telling yourself that you’ll ‘do it tomorrow’ ?
Or does it feel like there is a physical barrier that stops you from getting things done?
Well, you need to stop this right now — because procrastination is a habit that will slowly kill your progress and prevent you from achieving your goal ATAR — the more you ignore this bad habit that you have, the further away you are from success.
But how do you actually beat procrastination?
Don’t worry, I’ve got the solution for you.
This weekend on the 11th and 12th of May I will be running a FREE in-depth 2-hour workshop on how to destroy procrastination once and for all.
I will teach you everything you need to know about procrastination and a step-by-step guide to getting rid of it.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
✅ The Procrastination Loop — the vicious cycle that comes with procrastination and why procrastination sucks
✅The Science behind procrastination — understanding what it is and why it happens to you
✅The Truth Behind Procrastination — stuff that others don’t reveal about this habit
✅The Prevention & Cure to Procrastination — In-depth 95+ ATAR strategies and methods to beating procrastination once and for all
✅Why it’s your choice — the A-student philosophy behind making decisions and the order of consequences
✅95+ ATAR Q&A — ask me any questions, and I’ll answer them!
This insanely valuable workshop is going to take you from being a lazy procrastinator to a productivity machine!
How to access this workshop
Click this link: https://www.skool.com/the-dux-club-4750/about
Select ‘Join Group’
You’re in!
After following the above steps, you’ll be inside my free community of dedicated ATAR students, the DUX Club. The workshop will be held here!
I look forward to seeing you there - spots are limited, so don’t miss out!