Abhishek Srivastava

Hard work doesn't mean that you don't have a good time doing it. But if its like a drag then you certainly are having a hard time. Physics can be really cumbersome if you are not in love with it. The point that you have to make much effort in solving physics problems is a mere fact that you don't have had the right knowledge (gradual and incremental - building concepts logically). People loose interest in a subject when they can't seem to understand it, are annoyed by the way its being taught (which sadly is the case here with most teachers) which leads to their lack of admiration for the subject. When I used to study there was no internet and we depended only on our hard work and interest. But now you can get to the root of understanding anything if you really want. Else there would always be excuses. You can work this way: when learning a new concept you will come across certain stuff you can't understand. Mostly its because you cannot understand something on which this new concept is based on and this chain goes on. You need to go down this chain and start understanding from bottom up. Once the chain of understanding is secured, you can build up onto it and you will never have trouble with the concepts.