GRE Prep Motivation: 6 Powerful Ways To Stay Disciplined

How To Stay Motivated And Disciplined During GRE Prep To Raise Your Score

How To Raise Your GRE Prep Motivation With Vince Kotchian

Let's consider three categories:

1. People who have the discipline to do the GRE prep they need to do

2. People who don't have the discipline do the GRE prep they need to do

3. People who thought they had the discipline but then who find out the hard way they don't

If you're in either of those two latter categories, this course is for you.

I'm operating under a simple premise, here. If you're know what you need to do but you're not doing it, increasing your motivation will help you generate the discipline to get it done.

Going back to our three categories, #3 interests me the most. Who hasn't made a New Year's resolution and then failed to follow through? We all have set goals and then found we didn't really want to do the work required to achieve them... so we didn't. To put it mildly, this creates a problem if we've made a plan to apply to grad, business, or law school and want to submit a competitive GRE score -- yet we find ourselves not studying. How can we help fix this problem? The GRE prep pantheon only works if you do the work.

Enter my GRE prep motivation course.

Who am I?

Vince is a true GRE specialist - he's one of the very few tutors out there who ONLY teaches GRE prep. His publications include Barron's 6 GRE Practice Tests, LinkedIn's GRE prep course, and the apps "GRE Math Knight" and "GRE Vocab Cartoons". He also teaches for GregMAT+ and is a moderator of the GRE subreddit.

About My Motivation Course

In the course, I'll be teaching you how to increase your motivation in six areas:

1. Biohacks: physical inputs and actions

2. Subtraction: cutting out the crap that saps your motivation

3. Sleep: get more and better rest

4. Mental Hacks: change the way you think

5. Spiritual Hacks: using meditation, gratitude, and other tools

6. Camaraderie: lifting each other up

   
   

The cool thing about motivation is that we can create a virtuous cycle: one of the things that increases motivation is successfully doing hard things. The motivation increase from those hard things will help you do more hard things. I hope the course will boost your motivation enough to get that cycle rolling.