Love the things we hate

If you cannot endure the fatigue of studying, then you will bear the pain of ignorance.

Sometimes it can be hard to love the things we hate, especially when studying subjects we don’t enjoy. However, there are some ways that might help you change your perspective and attitude toward them. According to some articles, there are some tips that you can try,

• Don’t do what you love. Learn to love what you do. Instead of focusing on finding your passion or following your dreams, try to find value and meaning in what you are doing right now. Think about how your studies can help you achieve your goals, improve your skills, or contribute to society.

• Adopt a craftsman’s mindset. People with this mindset focus on developing their abilities and mastering their craft, rather than seeking validation or recognition. They see challenges as opportunities to grow and learn, rather than obstacles to avoid. They also seek feedback and criticism to improve their performance, rather than taking it personally.

• Find a way to make it fun or exciting. You can use different strategies to make your studies more enjoyable or engaging, such as gamifying them, rewarding yourself for completing tasks, using various media or formats (such as videos, podcasts, quizzes), or finding connections between the subject and your interests or hobbies.

• Change your environment or routine. Sometimes a simple change of scenery or schedule can make a big difference in how you feel about something. You can try studying in a different place (such as a library, a park, a cafe), at a different time (such as early morning, or late night), or with different people (such as friends, and classmates). You can also experiment with different methods of studying (such as flashcards, and mind maps) or different tools (such as apps).

Suka tapi benci.

- hh