No motivation

Self bump

/r/ing op's pic in a decent size for a wallpaper

>>17638590
Thanks, that helped a lot

is this something you can do in a different location? on a laptop for example?

if so, you can try put yourself in different environments. library, a park, with a friend who is also working on something.

i have a friend right now who is 0% motivated where she lives, but when she comes over to my place she works for like 6 hours straight and its all good.

but motivation is a hard thing. it could be for so many reasons, too. it's a symptom of depression. it's really hard to say what will help.

you could also try making a list of things to do. break it down, so its not just "complete project X", its more like "do this thing that project X relies on" "do this other thing that relies on the first thing". crossing these things off the list as you go can feel good.

also worth trying is to set an allotted time. say, 12PM to 8PM is all work with a break to eat.

after and before that you can do whatever you want. change the schedule to fit best. some people work better with big chunks of time, others prefer smaller chunks.

>>17638617
i agree with this. change your scenery and work in chunks and only hang out or surround yourself with people with similar goals

>>17638542
Think of your future. That is the best motivation. Whenever you feel like you're in a rut during school know this: ITS A LOT DEEPER OF A RUT WITH NO G.E.D. OR DIPLOMA
Start associating with "nerds" who study. Become one with the nerd. (Seriously)

>>17638590
Seconding this