Have you ever noticed how right after spring break it seems almost impossible to get motivated again? Completing homework, doing chores, or even reading one chapter of a book seems to be a strenuous task. With these top four methods you will be motivated in no time:

1. Get Organized

Getting organized truly helps you realize what needs to stay and what needs to go. With a simple task such as this one, once you have cleaned out your backpack and organized your folders, it will be easier to see what you need to do and will slowly push you toward a motivated and better you.

2. Write a List

Write a list of all the reasons why you need to be motivated. What are your goals? What do you want to achieve and how are you going to achieve it?

3. Take Breaks

After you have completed a few minor tasks, take a break! Take a break in between two or three tasks to make sure that you're not exhausted. You could grab a snack, watch ten minutes of a show, etc.

4. Negotiate

Negotiate with yourself. For example, get that biology project done before the end of the week and then allow yourself to splurge and binge watch a season on Netflix. By creating these negotiations you are forcing to get work done in order for a nice reward.

Overall, whether you follow these four tips or do something of your own, it's not easy to get back into the strenuous, stressful, and anxiety-prone lifestyle that so many students follow at school. Make sure you take breaks and treat yourself once you have completed all of your hard work.