Start tiny — 20 minutes wins
Commit to one idea for just 20 minutes. Often you'll keep going. If not, celebrate the 20 minutes — it counts.
Hey — you don't need to be perfect to make progress. This place is for short, honest nudges that help you open your notes, focus for a bit, and feel good about studying.
Pick one clear goal
“Read one section” or “do five practice problems” beats vague goals. Clear goals make it easier to begin.
Treat breaks like rewards
Short screen breaks, a song, or a snack — make them earned and actually pleasant.
A quick human pep talk
Studying doesn't mean losing joy — it's the small practice of showing up for what matters to you. Some days you'll sprint, some days you'll tiptoe. Both are fine. The important thing is that you tried, and that the trying gets easier with small, repeatable steps.