Give Yourself an Insentive!

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Give Yourself an Incentive!

Tired of not getting your work done. Well here is a little tip for you (I am trying my best to use it). Give yourself an incentive to get your work done. Make it be a movie in the evening, a game with your siblings, a phone call with your friends, etc. Whatever it might be, I can tell you that there will be a difference in your performance (for the better).
Just think about your incentive every time you get distracted. It will make you want to hurry up your chores or school work so you can do what you want to do.
Let me know in the comment if this tip helps!

Never give up...there is always hope!

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