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Im studying medical terminology and havign a hard time concentrating on it. i would appreciate any help or advice from anyone studying, has studied or knows about this topic. this is a form of coping for me so any qizzing or any thing would be great
@Queenie
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QueenieSenior Contributor
@Former-Member, this is going to probably sound really dumb, but do you meditate at all? When I found myself losing my mojo for study, I emailed my teacher quickly and together we worked on finding motivation again. I found meditation helpful, especially guided visualisations (but different meditations work for different people). It really helped me focus and put me in a good headspace for study.
I hope we can find out something to boost your mojo again!
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DothemoSenior Contributor
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yeah i want it back too @Dothemo
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Unknown userMember
i do deep breathing every night @Queenie but not so much meditate
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QueenieSenior Contributor
@Former-Member are you able to creat a study space at all? Having a set space for your learning can help get your mojo back 🙂
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