I'm interested! I personally struggle with fatigue when I study and what I usually do is workout before I study, then set alarms for 1.5hr intervals of studying with 30 min breaks in between. This way I force myself to practice during the 1.5 hr time frame and not dose off. Lmk if this works for you!
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I'm interested! I personally struggle with fatigue when I study and what I usually do is workout before I study, then set alarms for 1.5hr intervals of studying with 30 min breaks in between. This way I force myself to practice during the 1.5 hr time frame and not dose off. Lmk if this works for you!