More often than not, people stop themselves from doing things because they are anxious or afraid about what will happen. This is true for studying as well. Be fearful of not making the attempt, rather than fearing the process of revision; it is the cornerstone of exam success.
Pause for a moment. Have you ever held back from doing something out of fear? Perhaps you avoided trying a new dish in case you disliked it, or hesitated to start a conversation, or maybe you've delayed beginning your revision because it feels daunting. Begin with small steps; doing nothing guarantees no progress, while even a little effort is better than none.
1. Select one subject.
2. Pick one topic within that subject.
3. Choose one question from that topic.
4. Focus solely on that question, disregarding all else on your list.
Congratulations on overcoming the initial challenge. By starting, you've cleared the first obstacle and made more progress than before. Continue this process and keep moving forward.
Whenever you're feeling swamped, simply start over from the first step.
Bear in mind that you are stronger than you think, and you can manage more than you expect. Every attempt results in a win or a lesson. Without trying, you'll never discover what's possible.
Act now.