Do not hesitate to say, "No," during your study, friends, parents, or your siblings knocking on the door.
If the telephone is with an answering facility, let it do it (reduce the volume, so messages will not apply to you). If you engage in your job, get a 15-minute private phone conversation. Remember your work time is the study time when you are studying.
Explain that you are studying and cannot be stopped now, and then you are pleased to speak. Noticed "stop interrupting" sign on your door and it may happily advise stopping many obstacles. If you are working on your computer, instant messages can easily be distracted. According to the one of a senior student, no one can say no or can’t, he or she is responsible for his work.
If you have any work or family responsibilities, you can say no or can’t, when you make a request from others.
Your spouse, partner, boyfriend, girlfriend, your children, and your bachelor's associates will understand this. If you are in a dormitory, you may want to say no to your working day's requests for night trips.
Jennifer Hudson Bolt, a senior Sociology student lost her grade in the first semester because of opposes her house and parents' curfew and joined with night social events. parents during the, losing grade because of the high inclinations of her life. After she agrees with the house and parents' curfew, it was reported that her grade doubled.
