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Balancing GMAT Prep with Personal Growth

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by Maryam654 » Tue Jan 07, 2025 2:08 am
:oops: Preparing for the GMAT requires focus and dedication, but it’s equally important to make time for personal growth and other commitments. A structured routine has been my go-to strategy.

I dedicate my mornings to GMAT prep and reserve evenings for personal activities like fitness, reading, or exploring online learning opportunities.

How do you manage your time while preparing for the GMAT? Would love to hear your tips and tricks!
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Re: Balancing GMAT Prep with Personal Growth

by Rosebl » Sun Apr 27, 2025 11:19 pm
I also applied a clear time division like you: I studied GMAT in 90-minute sessions in the morning when my mind was still clear, and in the evening I spent it meditating, doing light sports or reading books outside of my major to keep my mind balanced and avoid burnout. The most important thing for me is to always take a day off every week to recharge and maintain long-term motivation! :D
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