How I tricked my brain to be addicted to studying

[@KoiAcademy]

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[@peterjaramillo5956]

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[@ellamanuella8038]

Hi, your videos have been so helpful, mostly wanted to say thank you for putting your time and efforts into your videos ❤️. But i have a question (or request?) Can you tell me or recommend to me the best method to study Further Mathematical problems, physics and such. I'm writing 2 exams coming up for me and maths (especially physics) is a HUGE struggle for me, so please any advice? Thank you so much ❤️

[@justunknown7]

uhh, i think u just gotta tell this- Study hard morons or u will fail and that little fun u were trying to have will lead u to regret for 1 year, so study !!!!

[@nishaverma134]

I suggest bro you need fix study time

[@hamzatalib1551]

Hey bro, is it possible for you to make these things like video game quests in notion??

[@narayasuiryoku1397]

Give your editor a raise. He's really good at hooking attention.

[@99Gara99]

Up

[@PrettyXXEmpty]

Oh I thought they did it themselves and always wondered how they make time for youtube in general

[@jgoudabap]

Do you actually watch hunter x hunter

[@krishnkumar6035]

@@sentient1640 and that is commonly called outsourcing (BPO)which is usually practiced by most of the business nowadays. And the company which take up that work given by that business is called BPO vendors.

[@nazninnaznin5707]

​@@99Gara99 what does it mean by up?

[@jessicazimmer1644]

1. Track your progress 2. Break down big goals into smaller ones (and allow yourself to fail them at first) 3. Be consistent and make studying collaborative

[@ammu6770]

Thank you

[@yurishaa.9337]

"allow yourself to fail them at first" rigorous helicopter-ish (insert mandatory educational instances) programmes: and i take that personally.

[@Brukrex]

Ugh 😩 nobody looks at the roots

[@aaravdey7600]

I almost forgot everything after the video ended

[@akshatsaxena2135]

Thanks

[@arnabjena4794]

Brain uploading a video next day : "How I tricked him in believing that he tricked me to be addicted to studying"

[@shivamchouhan5077]

Lol 😂

[@KoiAcademy]

😅🤣

[@Anonymous-91010]

Lmao

[@jeej1344]

😆

[@Hollywood..631]

Y u tricked him, u just fool urself, don't u think so?

[@SoloMotivation]

To my fellow ones who’s struggling right now, I LOVE YOU AND NEVER GIVE UP

[@Miki-xe7ln]

Gay

[@rev0live752]

Robot.exe

[@rev0live752]

@@ninadee9753 dude this comment has not been written by a real person

[@edwarddjan8319]

Thank you!

[@rev0live752]

@@edwarddjan8319solo motivation is not a human its just a robot

[@giovannachukwuma3475]

1. Remove the consequence of failure 2. Make smaller goals that are more attainable 3. Study groups 4. Reward yourself for accomplishing reasonable goals

[@Ascendens_Sleepy]

get feedback, track progress(self assessment, grow tables)

[@plasebox]

thank you!

[@AsliDivyansh]

Thanks!

[@mangalmurtiagrawal303]

Can't thank you enough for giving me hope that I can still start from the start and will be able to pass the exams

[@KoiAcademy]

You got this! We’re all here for you

[@jayan1143]

What exam dude,Boards/NEET/JEE

[@mangalmurtiagrawal303]

@@jayan1143 Bcom 2nd year (this is my dad's yt account)

[@POLO120FPS]

@@mangalmurtiagrawal303 bro i failed 5 subs in 2nd sem of bcom now I have to give 3rd sems 6 + 2nd sems 5 subs And I am not studied at all till now. But the MF INSIDE OF ME KNOW IF HE TRY HARD THIS SHITTY EXAMS ARE NOTHING.

[@mangalmurtiagrawal303]

@@POLO120FPS That's pretty messed up bro, but give it all you got and be satisfied that you tried your best.

[@Jellyfishdestroyer]

How to turn studying into a video game 1) get clear about everything you have to study >< ( Don't let the uncertainty consume you . Know your enemy first ) 2) smaller tasks with rewards : ) ( After knowing your enemy aka course that you got to study it must seem like ' omg this is so big !" But but but break down your big enemy into smaller pieces and Destroy it day by day, little by little) 3 ) Teammates !!! ( Ofc it'll be more fun to defeat your enemy with people who also want to defeat the same enemy . So get yourself some study buddies )

[@KoiAcademy]

Great summary 👌🏼👌🏼

[@Jellyfishdestroyer]

@@KoiAcademy thank you ✨✨

[@spoopyscaryskelebones3846]

Thank you V from BTS

[@nosleep1870]

thanks saved me from watching the video

[@iaopik4330]

tysm, my dumbass forgot everything as soon as the outro played

[@ceasec]

I teach at university and play games, so the crossover was really interesting. I think I'll try to develop a "login reward" system for my class-something to the effect of stacking bonus points for consistent homework submissions (I'll iron out the details). Thanks for the content!

[@MissPtiteLove]

I'm very interested about what kind of reward you're going to do!

[@brandonhill9356]

analogies are the best. not having metrics for progress really resonated with me. it really is hard to gauge how well you're doing and how far you've gone. i'm going to try to make a stats board for myself with varying topics. love the videos and brand! great work! 🤙🤙

[@KoiAcademy]

Awesome idea! Would love to see what it looks like once you finish

[@mart_0406]

*This is the best self-improvement channel out there.* No BS, just straight to facts and / or personal experiences. I like that, keep up the amazing work.

[@sheesh_kebab]

1. Create a robust and detailed plan (Games have clear defined path and goal) 2. Break down big goals into smaller ones. (Make your tasks low risk) 3. Create a study group and create a accountability system. (Instilling FOMO) 4. Every task should have a reward as big as the task. (What gets rewarded get repeated)

[@sravanpant3699]

I liked the part where you said that video games gives constant feedback at where you currently are and what and how you exactly need to do things to go to the next level. If we can integrate that kind of system in our daily lives we can literary achieve god mode for our characters in real life.😄

[@yggdrasil4187]

That's one of the reason tutors are an effective way for learning. They're like the game's progress log and reward notification.

[@yurishaa.9337]

corrupt soshieties: nope. non. nah. never. stay astray.

[@rvermillion8188]

I played sims constantly once, and now i can see clearly which people is having outdoor aspiration, hopeless romatic, short fuse, and what items/gift that make them happy. I also saw these people with that life indicator bar, which person have best social gauge with me and which person i need to improve. The idea of studying as a quest interest me but still, there is no real reward for that…

[@aprilapakama949]

This has to be the best "how to trick my brain into studying" video ever! It's so practical! I'm going to turn my friend group into a study group

[@hellosouuu]

This channel is criminally underrated thank you so much for always posting such quality content, went from average grades to THE top scoring student thank you guys, kuma 💜!

[@ziyili6731]

so happy for you!!

[@hellosouuu]

@@ziyili6731 Thank you so much I wish the same for you, if you want any advice or tips I got you!

[@minvs]

@@hellosouuu Yes, I'd love general advice/ tips!!

[@avenue6427]

@@hellosouuu how to stop procrastinating?

[@vidyuth3761]

I was going to post the same comment .. yeahh this vid is so underrated!!

[@mskd450]

I think I'll try to use the idea of breaking down the big challenge into small goals, but I have a problem when I study with a group of people. I usually can't focus on my own learning and also people get to ask me more questions than I usually make, which sometimes are even irrelevant for me.

[@funforall-brawlstars]

Don't group study it never helps

[@mskd450]

@@funforall-brawlstars yeah, it's better to be alone.

[@KoiAcademy]

👀 we got you covered! Check back in a couple weeks for our studying in groups guide!

[@_quixote]

​@@funforall-brawlstars it only helps if they're the same level as you

[@ezequielmoglia731]

As an starting youtuber, I can't even begin to understand the amount of effort devoted to create this video, from shooting, editing, animations, charts, game animation, b-rolls, etc. I hope there are like 5 or 6 people working on this, because if it's just one person doing all of it, I have a long long way to go.... Thanks for an amazing video, with great content and flawless delivery.

[@shivanismily]

I'm in 1st year of Med School and going to give my university exams in Feb. This video has got me a clear picture of what my mistakes were during this 1 year.. I and few of my friends have been following you guys and I have to say the content is really unique and needs a lot of research.. Great work, really appreciated.. Thanks a lot for this amazing video.. Definitely gonna implement in my study routine🤓 Lots of love from me and my friends from India..❤

[@harryarchie53]

Okay, this video is so useful since I have a math exam in 4 weeks and struggle to study for exams because of my ADHD and Autism, so thank you so much. But the part of the video which I will probably remember the most is the My Hero Acadamia reference at 8:07. Either way, this this will help me max out my studying ability. Time to defeat the final boss with the boys.

[@sieraas2599]

I entered the College of Nursing this semester and I was struggling to get high grades and I failed several times, which made me think if I was qualified for this specialization. Since I joined the academy, I have been trying to find the best study method for me. This video describes my situation completely, and explains a lot, so I will make sure to follow his advices this video was really helpful . Thanx for your hard work ❤️

[@lemuelteano7791]

Do you improved?

[@LucasMarmello]

POWER UP #1 2:18 Create opportunities to track your progress POWER UP #2 5:42 Break down High risk goals into low risk high reward goals POWER UP #3 8:21 Be consistent. (Reward yourself)

[@saniyaiqbal]

so close to 500K congratulations!! this channel is so underrated and have quality content!

[@KoiAcademy]

Thank you thank you 🙏🏻

[@saniyaiqbal]

@@KoiAcademy thank YOU for your hardwork!

[@kuldeepsingh2983]

I am following this exact same method for past 2 years and looking back at your progress/upgrades is (Damnnnnn) real motivator. Thanks for the analogy based explanations.

[@teencoachlevi]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:54 📚 *Video games provide a well-defined storyline and clear objectives, giving players a sense of progress and purpose. In contrast, students often lack clarity on their academic journey, leading to uncertainty and frequent major changes.* 03:43 🎮 *Video games offer low-risk, high-reward scenarios with unlimited attempts and experimentation. In academics, the high stakes of exams make failure impactful and discourage risk-taking. Breaking down goals into smaller, achievable objectives can reduce perceived risks.* 06:16 🤝 *Video games create a fear of missing out (FOMO) through rewards, bonuses, and social interaction. Applying healthy FOMO in academics involves creating social accountability, studying groups, and a personal reward system to foster consistency and collaboration.* 09:19 🏆 *Leveraging external motivation, tracking progress, and cultivating consistent habits in academics can lead to a sense of accomplishment surpassing that of video games, providing a more fulfilling and euphoric experience.* Made with HARPA AI

[@CheetahBoy-gx2dx]

I have exams next week, and I couldn't seem to focus on studying. This video is so helpful, thank you so much for making it!

[@Calamaarii]

The part that interested me the most was breaking down my goals into smaller ones I feel like before I was nonstop procrastinating on my work before. But now, I feel like breaking down my goals into smaller ones and attacking my assignment (or boss lol) can help me push me to improve and start enjoying work.

[@KoiAcademy]

This is an excellent action step, rookie! Write it down if you can and remind yourself to do this before doing anything.

[@redcloud4741]

the way i found working to be a favourable activity is by making that work meaningful. i regret picking the course i am on so i hate studying. but when i am in the gym i love it because i am passionate about reaching prs and getting a better body. same with working on a business; i want to achieve that goal and so when i get up in the morning its the first thing that i want to do. motivation comes from purpose.

[@Joel-Noel]

POV: Skips because doesn't have any friend 7:38

[@gergerloves]

1. Storyline - end boss - Clearly defined goals - track your stats as much as possible to know your progress by asking or making your own tracking mechanism 2. Remove risk, loss and consequences for failure as much as possible - super mario effect - break down high risk goals into low risk high reward goals - break down into many small goals 3. Install FOMO - keep it collaborative - create study ambiance with others - create an personal reward system (e.g. daily login reward)

[@Nainainaishii]

Thank you so much Matty! It's perfect for me, I'm currently trying to better my learning strategy and your video comes in clutch ✨✨

[@KoiAcademy]

Love to hear it!

[@711CokeSlurpies]

When I watch your videos, I get such big brother vibes. You're making everything sound so fun. I'm excited to study today and do it all!

[@Hackerisitic]

KZbin is my best study bro, whenever i feel like not studying and get demotivated, i get such videos recommend.

[@ZackoGingeli]

Can we all just a take a moment to appreciate the insane production quality of this video on top of it being already so informative...

[@jamielaw4749]

Such a well written video. I was a happy student in my first years of college. I was focused on learning and didn't care about the grades. I did well! Now, in my grad year, I want to get into medical school. The introduction of possible failure makes learning difficult and less fun! And I can't say it improves results.

[@ninadee9753]

Keep up the amazing videos! I resonate with your videos so much! I am in high school and had a particularly rough study night. Just starting now at 11:22 pm because I was REALLY dead before from this week. But I am going to get through this and get SOME stuff done right now.

[@KoiAcademy]

You got this

[@ninadee9753]

@@KoiAcademy XD Thanks :)

[@AphexKirlia]

Cajun Koi Academy is the best school productivity channel,he goes straight to the point,shows real examples,he has a relaxing yet understandable voice and the videos backgrounds are relaxing,i love this channel,keep up the good work

[@KoiAcademy]

That means a lot to me, thank you so much for the kind words!

[@Smol_Schan]

Here's another one: Do things you enjoy while studying, like listening to music, having snacks, or putting something on in the background, and do this consistently. It should be something that doesn't distract you from the work but is enjoyable. This strategy builds a positive association with work and makes you more willing to do the work because you know (whether consciously or subconsciously,) that you always have a good time when studying.

[@Oniwabanshugirl]

I have honestly thought of this A LOT over the years.. like how can I dither and fuss over real-life challenges but spend months or years on certain games no problem. Really helps to see someone lay out the points that explain some of the psychology behind it. 👌

[@Lia-g5v]

This honestly helped so much it helped me study half of everything we took this semester in 2 weeks

[@Devraj0999]

If i try to summarize the things to remember then they are, 1. Track your progress (*How much you have accomplished and how much better is your understanding for the topic) 2. Focus on small goals (Divide that one big goal into a very small managable one and always keep trying) 3. Stay consistent (* Like create a kind of streak or something for your study) And at last when you defeat that final boss(Your Exams) it will feel Awesome.

[@justbhavya]

what a wonderfully made video, I took notes and will try to apply them to a competitive exam I'll be appearing for next year! love your insightfulness, keep it up! :)

[@marioglitchy64_original]

Broooo, the personal reward system is soo helpful. I can just tell myself:"If I dont do my homework I play one or two hours less of cod" or stuff like that. "If I do this now I will order something instead of eating ramen tonight" You my man are a life saver. Lots of support from me for your channel ❤

[@sunny_day5663]

I'm really happy to have found this video! It gives me so much hope and understanding of what I can do to make my studying process less suffering :)

[@vidrovszki]

The quality of this is INSANE!! Thank u for the advice!

[@Favilein]

I’m studying to become a chemistry and biology teacher and I’m struggling a lot with procrastination. Teachers are humans too. Dont judge! Sometimes I help freshmen inside the labs and noticed they are struggling too. The best advice I gave all of them so far is to map their life like a skill tree. Not just the subjects they are learning right now. Biology and Chemistry is a lot. There are majors which are just focusing on one tiny area of it! Comparing those Allrounders in my lab with one-track specialists will make your brain think you are worthless cause you know nothing at all, but in fact you know more but not as detailed. Just make sure you know what you achieved by looking at the skills you earned along the way makes you more motivated to achieve more abstract goals.

[@farahabouassali2381]

One tip I like to give as well, do NOT study in the place where you usually game. Our mind connects places with tasks such as bed = sleeping and that's why when someone uses their phone often in their bed they have higher chances of being insomniacs, because their brain sees bed = phone = awake. So if you often entertain yourself at your desk, go to another on and study there because desk #1 = entertainment.

[@TheProductivityCenter]

Great video! I really resonated with the fact that games have clearly defined story lines but life can feel like a hot mess sometimes lol

[@andrewcasey6455]

If this video isn't a good way to kickstart your new year. I really like how you explain your concept and as a gamer myself, I just love your editing style and references to the gaming world. I always thought about why I find it easy to push through a higher rank or finish an almost unbeatable boss and your video explains it wonderfully. It's that nice juicy dopamine combined with 0 risk. Thank you so much for this super high-value content. The next thing I'm gonna do is to turn my pile of pages to study into Pac-Man bite size pieces.

[@AwokenEntertainment]

the solution is to game-ify life.. this is genius

[@seanziethen1032]

Back at University I´d go out occasionally in the woods and find myself a wooden bank with a table and learn there. Equipped with drinks and snacks I´d sit there with my Macbook and learn. No WIFI, no distractions from home, no loud noises. I´d set myself a goal on how long I´d plan to sit and learn there. On an awesome, sunny day I felt really good after that.

[@harrye9105]

Thx for sharing your insight. I've also been thinking about harnessing my passion towards games into things such as studying, honing various skills, learning physical exercises!

[@Toaster_Man]

One thing I for some reason just naturally had was an addiction to do math/U.S History homework at night. It felt so calming and relaxing.

[@dragonair3885]

Such an awesome editing with all those gamify scenes really loving it

[@dominik9388]

the animations in this video are incredible!

[@bonitataramikaylag.4187]

This video has been very informative. I'm dealing with low attention span making it difficult for me to stay focused on studying. Sometimes, I get really overwhelmed with the amount of material I need to study given the limited time to prep for a test. I hope these learning strategies with enable me to become an effective learner.

[@KoiAcademy]

I know it will help because you showed up for yourself! Keep me posted on your progress, rookie!

[@NotFlame]

This video made me get into game development more than studying 😂💀💀

[@Blueblitzer9264]

Seems productive to me

[@_quixote]

Game development is extremely hard and very physics and math heavy. It's one of the hardest programming fields I think

[@Blueblitzer9264]

@@_quixote I’m not a game dev but Ive taken classes where we’ve coded a lot and nearly went insane because we couldn’t find out what’s wrong with it because if one thing isn’t right it could make many other things not right

[@alfonsodonotsi6691]

I love how you spit the big problem in 3 small pieces unlockables, like a videogame. I will start today trying it, great video!

[@netkoisgreat]

I think this study is interesting one and gets me thinking how powerfull and constant feedback was in games.I would only add that games are easier to do because of high audiovisual stimulation combined with abundant storyline and world building. Anyway great video, thanks for sharing yours wisdom.

[@carlaboonen-holshuijsen3663]

I really like the idea of having a stat bar drawn out, filling it in every time I’ve made progress on a subject. Now I really can pause and look at my stats.

[@AryanGupta-pl7xs]

Hi 👋 there, very helpful and I loved the biweekly mindmaps process, the progress bar of topics and subjects and breaking the big final goal into asking the right questions to yourself on progress. I think it's equally important to praise yourself and derive motivation from completing a hard objective if one has competed a hard objective which deepens the interest.

[@ThePreparedMuslim]

This is such a creative and excellently edited video. Really fantastic.

[@Studentonearthindia]

Idk what I'm gonna do with my life

[@kurotetsuro4317]

Same 😢

[@saraaa.n]

you can do it 💪🏽💪🏽

[@loidforger4285]

Don't give up

[@OP-ew7cr]

1. break down into super small low risk goals 2. you can ask for help 3. what gets rewarded gets repeated (if you get a prize youll go back the next day to get it again) 4. study in groups (doesnt matter if its for the same class) 5. you can make a to do list and give your self an award for each box or join the discrod where they host study sessions if you acheive something really hard like an A reward yourself with some rare loot (maybe like nike shoes,clothes, dinner, etc)

[@mhnpl8140]

The most important thing is that your achievement was saved in game, while you keep forgetting what you learnt in real life.

[@Truth_above_everything]

I'm 3 months away from my A Levels and this video is exactly what I needed. You need to make studying like a game! Set gaols, track your progess, progress bars, amazing! I'm going to set up my game of studying today!

[@KenH60109]

You sir, are a freaking genius! I literally have no idea what I’m doing rn since I’m trying to learn to draw and make animations, I’m gonna need all the help I can get! :D

[@KenH60109]

You have earned a new subscriber! :D

[@shafanaalisha8252]

This is life saving. Your videos always have my back wnvr I get stuck. Thank you.

[@krutipathak817]

Not only the quality of video content was so good, the video editing in format of video game was top-notch. Loved it!

[@chubbyp4nda]

me watching this 4 days before my semester exam

[@cubeheadii9284]

I was watching this instead of studying 💀

[@colorfulshow33]

Whoever is reading this, I pray that whatever you’re growing through gets better and whatever you’re battling with makes your situation better as you’re continuing to be a better person each day. I have faith that you’ll turn out great as your circumstances will change. Have a fantastic day! You got this! 🤗💪🏼❤

[@Skygobrr]

Amazing, just as when I have my national exams tommorow. KZbin decides Now to recommend this video. But, the tips are quite useful.

[@meenakshi7538]

The thumbnail is awesome and so is the content

[@KoiAcademy]

🙏

[@airarinuzu1532]

Thanks, your video really fresh. Now, I realize that When we are in the flow of study, we are also actually in the game and focus on it. Thanks for make me realize this. KZbin really know what i need.

[@utopia2368]

These are such great ideas! In using our knowledge of the addictiveness of activities such as video games and analysing the reasons for this, we can apply those principles to tasks which do seem uninviting at times, yet are truly meaningful. Probably one of the best sources of information on this topic - collating the key principles using this analogy into one concise video, also! Awesome, guys - thank you, and keep it up!

[@Tijoshy-mb9bg]

Omg thank you soooo muchhhh!!! The past few weeks I was trying doing this to my math lessons, turning my math problems into a game! And it was so helpful but I didn't have any idea about how to do it again but this time with my whole studying thing.(searching about it didn't come to my mind) And now here's your video on my fyp. I'm so thankful. Thank you soooo much this video is definitely a big change in my lifestyle 💙💙💙💙 (English is not my first language sorry if the words doesn't make sense)

[@infinigame6688]

Hey ! Thank you for that video ! It's so useful ! Just a little question : at 2:38 you talk about a grow table video but I have not been able to find it. Can someone guide me ? Anyway thank you so much it was so helpful !

[@sarah_002]

Ive been looking for it too, no success 🥲

[@Blue-di1cp]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGeTe3ebaMZjf68 Here's the link to the video

[@infinigame6688]

@@Blue-di1cp Thanks !

[@Moni_Queen]

Most convincing techniques and easy to test it out. Guided procedures with more visuals helps me to remember and put in practice. worth my time watching your videos. Happy to have subscribed in here. ❤️ Much love. Thank you Cajun Koi Academy.

[@lidewijtuik9778]

Question at the end: Which part of the video interested you the most? Me: How about the whole video? No, but seriously man! I struggle a lot lately to even watch 3 minutes straight and I watched your entire video, because it was so interesting and so clear! I am definitely gonna rewatch it and take notes to see how I can implement this into my own studying and make my study a game! I really see how this can actually work and how I can indeed actually get addicted to studying! This is honestly one of the best videos I have seen in quite some time! Well done man!

[@NillocResnaw]

This is an excellent video Very helpful, really entertaining, and easy to understand using the video game analogy

[@artistic.sarita]

Loving your videos Love from India 🇮🇳

[@KoiAcademy]

Hello and thank you!

[@JJ-qb3gq]

This is the most useful video i've ever watched. Thank you so much!

[@JoJoboiWav]

1. Do weekly tests of what you've learned throughout the week to make sure you're progressing 2. Everything is easier to do when there little risk involved. So instead of focusing only on your biggest goals, divide them into smaller ones. Not only to track your progress more efficiently, but also the reduce the risk involved with what you're working on 3. Get feedbacks from experienced people 4. Find a way to exploit FOMO, which is our sense of urgency, with a timer for example or some deadline you must not go over. Everyone is more productive on urgency 5. Work with a group of people simmilar to you

[@maigematthews5620]

Awesome Content! 🎉 I not only want, but need this in my current endeavors: I’m enrolled in Liberty University for the Bachelor’s of Interdisciplinary Degree for Property Management, WGU for the BSN in Nursing, and UOPeople to build towards the MBA. I always knew that if I could just gamify my studies, then I would find the additional motivation power-ups to steam through it all; like a 12-hour Twitch Stream! It’s too bad that I miss the proverbial train, but I’m on the waiting list! Thank you so much for sharing! ❤

[@farihafaisal555]

I never knew videos related to study can be this amazing ❤️

[@BestMauvi]

THANKS SO MUCH IT WILL HELP ALOT- 💖💖

[@KoiAcademy]

YOU ARE WELCOME! KEEP ME POSTED ON HOW YOU DO! What is the first thing that you are going to try?

[@e-genieclimatique]

This video explores the idea of combining the fun aspects of video games with study routines to improve motivation and learning. The video presents three key concepts from video games that make them engaging and demonstrates how to apply these as "power-ups" to enhance studying: 1. Well-defined storyline and clear objectives: Video games provide clear goals and progress indicators, unlike traditional studying. To address this, create opportunities to track your progress, such as implementing self-assessments, practice tests, or mind maps to identify learning gaps. 2. Low risk, high reward: Video games allow players to experiment without severe consequences, which encourages creativity and persistence. Break down high-risk goals into smaller, low-risk objectives and focus on learning from mistakes. This approach makes studying more manageable and enjoyable. 3. FOMO (Fear of Missing Out): Video games use FOMO to encourage consistent engagement. Leverage healthy FOMO by creating social accountability through study groups, which fosters a sense of community and competition. Additionally, implement personal reward systems for achieving study milestones. By applying these power-ups to your study routine, you can improve motivation, foster a sense of purpose and direction, and ultimately achieve a greater sense of accomplishment in your academic endeavors.

[@ChosenOne-i2g]

Thank you so much for simplifying the video, it really helped me out, your the best man thanks

[@criticalprocastinator79]

This was the perfect video to watch before my upcoming exam! Thanks!

[@speedyclub7176]

6:19 I'm addicted to Brawl Stars 😭

[@Achelois7]

I love your channel! You're helping me in my study journey soooo much. Keep up the amazing work!

[@ItsMax05]

Congrats on half a million subscribers guys! I'm a proud Kuma 💞

[@KoiAcademy]

Thanks 😊 halfway to the gold

[@ilyavostretsov]

I love everything about this video! This is extremely helpful!

[@animerov286]

It's about time I see a day where games and education unite

[@INFP_smoky]

Everytime my teacher use game for us to study i feel like I remember everything i saw like idk why either

[@aspebb]

"How I tricked my brain" You mean how you tricked yourself? 🤔

[@gaiusbaltar8915]

So, to reiterate, you first want to replicate the rewarding sense of progression, which video games are so addictive for: (1) Become clear about your end goal. (2) Break it down into smaller tasks you can more easily achieve. (3) Track your progress. (4) Review your progress regularly. Then, you want to do this as a team to enforce consistency in each other: You don't want to let your team down, you propably don't want to be the worst at what you are all doing, and you definitely don't want to be the load that needs to get carried or even kicked out for being useless. Great video, thank you

[@cutienpissy]

whats the game at 0:24?

[@THEGOD5K]

Diablo it looks like

[@phokwangsumnyan1362]

​@@THEGOD5K👍

[@nilakhidihingia7433]

Reminder you tapped the video to love studieeeesss

[@smwish6010]

dude this editing is absolutely crazy good

[@f1reflam3]

To put it simply, Games: "do this thing to get this reward, and don't worry you can try again as much as you want" School: "do this thing because if you don't you'll get this punishment, and if you fail you just have to keep the failure"

[@justin5488]

yup🍉

[@andrewf.3477]

Amazing video man, I tried something similar during my last year at university and it was really fun. Always keep studying mate!