HYPER EFFICIENT STUDY WITH ME | Doctor, Learning coach, Flowmodoro, White noise, Fireplace sounds

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Time stamps
00:00 Preparation
03:50 Breathing
09:35 Maybe mapping
19:40 Evaluating
49:45 Questions
50:45 Active Rest
01:05:55 Breathing
01:06:25 Questions and Evaluating
01:41:37 Questions
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ABOUT DR JUSTIN SUNG
Justin is a former medical doctor, full-time learning coach and consultant, top 1% TEDx speaker, researcher, author, and learning skills lecturer at Monash University. Over the past decade, he has worked with over 10,000 learners from 120+ countries to learn with more confidence and control. He is the co-founder and head of learning at iCanStudy, an international training organisation for self-regulated higher-order learning.
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[@JustinSung]

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[@PeriodiseThis5197]

I’m surprised by just how comprehensive this study with me already is, even down to the instructions. Justin is doing no gate-keeping here.

[@Rosannasfriend]

I just came a few minutes ago, and I’ve been pleasantly surprised to realize this. This is an actual beneficial version of “study with me“. I appreciate that Justin! I wasn’t that much of a fan of his until now. Now I get 10 thumbs up for him! He has a shot above everyone else!

[@woofmeow3722]

Wtf is this spam

[@Rosannasfriend]

Sorry. I hit to reply button too very tired by accident yesterday. Rather embarrassing. I had a hard time getting rid of the initial window where I was writing my message.

[@JustinSung]

Hope you found it useful

[@carlagoncalves7168]

thank you very much for this! I'm 33 and going to start a bachelor in data science, online, at the same time as I study to complete the equivalency to a high school diploma. So learning all alone and with a full time job, I really needed a "hands-on", real and true way that showed actually how to study, not only the theory and what you should and shouldn't. Thank you very much!

[@JustinSung]

Best of luck!

[@TheBrn12]

Hello, where will you study?

[@HelloWorld-fg2nm]

That handwriting is true doctor.

[@luzmariamina7005]

Fr

[@JustinSung]

😅

[@luzmariamina7005]

@@JustinSung Doctor handwriting mean smart people for me 😌 Loved your video by the way

[@sukesheducation]

this is literally the only video that i ever needed, it sums up everything in a meaningful and actionable manner, thanks soo much justin.

[@JustinSung]

You’re welcome my friend.

[@hipojomadiere510]

thank you Justin ! Would it be possible to show the results of this study session ? The final mind map and a general feedback on the study session ? Kind regards@@JustinSung

[@user-xh6nr5dg1o]

I am an older physician who has been on medical leave. I have had the time to Figure out how to study. I would recommend having all ur books and materials on your tablet or iPad. I would also say use ai tools like Quizlet and perplexity to Summarize both ur books and lectures. I definitely get into the flow state and encode things with ease. I wish I had all these study aids back in the day

[@youtuber99]

This is brilliant. Thank you Justin

[@Motiv8Malik]

Definitely your best video yet IMO I finally have a model to apply all the concepts you teach❤

[@JustinSung]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@davi.constante]

@@JustinSung Thank you for all the knowledge you share with us! Would you mind to answer if you use an 11" or 12.9" iPad? Thank you for your help and attention! I'm sorry for any inconvenience!

[@FiratCanKarakoc]

I have been waiting for this kind of video for a long time. Please, make this video format for procedural topics.

[@moisesmena3404]

Great video!! This feels like an amazing starting point to work ✌🏼✌🏼

[@eljaysa]

i've been watching your channel for the past two years, these set of videos (this with the explanation) have been my favourite. thank you so much! this is of so much help

[@bshanmugasundaram3780]

Thanks for the content! You are a life saviour for us medicos

[@rayansa9845]

the only environmental change i ever needed, thank you doc

[@Debbie_Joels_Official.]

One of a kind that o have been looking forward to for some time now.... you're really a big help.. thank you so much 😊

[@isaihidalgo4471]

Omg leveraging the techniques in their most brutal efficiency

[@glassscripts]

This shows a perfect example of how a professional shows how to do it. Keep it up!

[@memeranque]

This. This is more than what we can wish for. A super upgrade version of study with me kind of video. Thank you for always being one step ahead. Like that choice of background music!

[@JustinSung]

You're very welcome!

[@juliavitalverli7861]

This is AMAZING! So well-done and didatic. Actually the only vídeo I've ever needed.

[@Chran0]

More content like this. This helped me realize the mistakes i was doing. Keep it up!

[@tserxsz]

The best Study with me. I have been seeing😍🔥🔥

[@VanesaEnglish-wu8ct]

Muchas gracias por compartir 😊

[@ryanbthiesant2307]

Thank you. I learn more when I see people do something, even when they’re not talking. I would like you to explain what are concepts, topics, details, ideas,. For me, these are what is holding me back..

[@lounaalovely5680]

thank you so much i love your videos they are amazing

[@lupita.bau28]

Thank u justin!!

[@user-kl7ed1nt7v]

it's helpful. Thanks

[@vnascimento50]

Thank you very much, Mr. Sung!

[@JustinSung]

No worries

[@theivun]

Thank you. I often can´t stop and am doing notes for hours without a break and have a headache when I finish. This reminds me to actually take breaks in a more meaningful way than for example pomodoro. It also pushes me, that I do as much as I can in the evaluation time.

[@unknownnebula6113]

Hi Justin If possible could you please provide your mind map/notes as a pdf? Even if its in sections, that'll be okay. I don't plan on copying it or using it as an example but I think it will help everyone out. Since the notes follow your train of thought it will be useless to everyone else but I'm certain it will help everyone get an idea of where they should be after a good amount of time and some more learning.

[@LASTCHANCE-mi8zy]

yes yes yes

[@Dee007x]

not tryna be a dick but if you just said it would be useless why would he do it

[@thebritishtwat1317]

@@Dee007x its useless as in we cannot gain any information about the topics within his notes however the structure in which he lays it out would be extremely useful

[@unknownnebula6113]

@@thebritishtwat1317 Exactly. I'm sure it would help out quite a bit.

[@vincenzocapuzziello3466]

he is using the Guyton and Hall book of physiology, chapter 27 "tubular reabsorption and secretion in the renal tubules". I know this since it's the same book I'm using for this exam@@thebritishtwat1317

[@carstenschluter3446]

perfect. thank u so much doc

[@JustinSung]

Any time

[@dr.poojaparmar]

Absolute good❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️. Thank you! ✨

[@JustinSung]

Glad you like it!

[@vincenzocapuzziello3466]

Thank you very much for what you do and the free material you provide! 🙏

[@JustinSung]

My pleasure!

[@ayah8675]

Flowmodoro!!🌟

[@george___43]

AWESOME!

[@Brattynn]

Thank you so much for this! I start my Computer Science degree in April and was really stuck in the linear note taking world. I’ll be implementing this going forward!

[@siamhangzo2003]

The best youtuber who is really genuine we love you justin 🎉

[@rashida7777]

This looks interesting!

[@golkondaashok6711]

Thank you sir 👍

[@JustinSung]

Most welcome

[@souvik610]

Thank you so much Justin🙏🙏 I'll start using this to study, in the earliest

[@JustinSung]

Perfect!

[@Benutzername0000]

this was very helpful

[@bekkaklu1025]

So happy I found your channel!

[@JustinSung]

Welcome!

[@jade1655]

yeah im definitely more visual/tactile than auditory especially bc sometimes the way things can be explained they can further make concepts more confusing or harder to grasp vs this type of demonstration where each thing that should be happening I can see and it's labeled. Thanks!

[@RameshKumar-ng3nf]

This will be of BIG help for everyone 🙏 Thansk Justin 🙏

[@JustinSung]

I hope so!

[@LASTCHANCE-mi8zy]

thx man

[@jeffersonnguechoum3590]

Thank you for the tremendous value you poured in this video this helped me like crazy . To build on that, I think we are all eager for an efficient study with me strategy for procedural learning for course like CS . Thanks a lot for the work you put in and providing us with all this value .

[@ernestoberger7589]

Pure Gold!

[@JustinSung]

Thanks, have fun studying

[@miguelangellopez1040]

That was a productive meeting!

[@michaelsmit3235]

This is nothing short of life changing content.

[@safar_within]

True that!!

[@JustinSung]

Thanks for your kind words, hope you keep finding value in the videos

[@protagonist70]

finnaly we gon study with this oooneee 🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@protagonist70]

Finnally

[@wongsimon2387]

Thank you very much, Justin.

[@JustinSung]

No problem, have fun studying

[@RonnieKkungu]

Thanks am as quite impressed

[@dat4277]

Study with the goat 🗿🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥

[@deshoba]

So good actually, and I am more focused for real❤, could replace all my pomodoro apps easily, thank you

[@MithutheBakra]

This is what I needed. Thanks!

[@JustinSung]

Glad I could help!

[@markostipcevic]

Ahh, Guyton and Hall physiology! One helluva book I had to digest as a second year med school student here in Croatia. I still have the book nearby in a bookcase. I'm third year now and began mind mapping recently(heavily influenced by your methods), especially for the massive subject of pathology. I scored the first half-year exam quite well. It's a big but long term useful task to make mind maps with enough info with the balance of pictograms and words(I find making symbols/small drawings beneficial in increasing retention). Cheers from Croatia!

[@lomebarghathi3062]

Everytime I wanna study I play this video 🥺

[@ivantare3047]

thank you for this

[@JustinSung]

No problem 😊

[@Stoic_Persistence]

Splendid video!!! I know it's an oversimplification of the whole study session, but can we say that the study session centers around the idea of combining "concept map" and "Mind map" and elaborating on it over time. That's also the key message that I've learnt from your videos. ( Relationships! :) )

[@michaelzhang7160]

Awesome video! That was the most productive 2 hours of my life!

[@JustinSung]

Great to hear!

[@fBrunPeressin]

thank you Justin!

[@JustinSung]

Your welcome

[@Jake-fp4ii]

This is gold.

[@JustinSung]

Thanks

[@alishaanimations3058]

WOAH this was really useful! It summed up pretty much all the videos I’ve watched from you and done even more I’m so grateful I understood so much in only 2 hours And I was really getting to the fundamentals of my work and that helped me to understand so quickly especially with the mind mapping technique I’m so grateful love you Justin Sung or Dr Sung rather thanks man❤

[@JustinSung]

Glad it helped!

[@lucaspk33.]

Hi, there. Thank you very much for all amazing content. I was wondering if you have experience in applying all the techniques and process you talk about to learning subjects like Philosophy, Math and Computer Science. Would you mind sharing your thoughts on that? Thank you!

[@Guylovesleep6802]

Thank you this is an extremely great video(i can finally understand how to do all the things rather then keep watching videos to find out how to do it and then when tried cant understand what to do, never been this happy to do studying specially in biology) but is it okey if i took more then 10min(like 1hour or half a hour) to mapping?

[@NasiLemakMotivator]

this video just change the way I am studying, with the variations update on me, I could study with full focus!

[@JustinSung]

Glad it helped

[@Ester_Krupova]

Very helpful ❤

[@JustinSung]

I'm so glad!

[@blueberrypie7526]

ayyoo TYSM...♡

[@PharmaZoom]

i really like this

[@davisk13]

do we have to make separate mindmaps for each cycle or do we want to refine the mindmap which you created for the topic? this, however, made my studying sessions way more productive than ever. thank you Justin.

[@btsmochimi7924]

I will try this method😮❤ I feel like this will be great to change my stuck up procrastination and short-term attention habits

[@JustinSung]

You got this!

[@BM-vl6bo]

Justin - could I use this exact schedule every time I study or are other techniques required for max results in your opinion

[@a14_28]

this really helped as the structure creates a sense of urgency and helps using time efficiently without falling into the trap of perfectionism or micro management which are problems of mine. thank you

[@JustinSung]

Let’s gooooooo!

[@Muy266]

Question: alot of these techniques are taught in depth in the online course which I'm in. If you've already done scoping and maybe mapping (prestudy) can you just skip straight to evaluation?

[@JeffEmmersonSocialWork]

*Greetings from Ontario, Canada!*

[@JustinSung]

Hello there!

[@scottypham9554]

Thank you much for this! I'm currently a 2nd year Doctor of Physical Therapy student and am going to try this out asap! Could you please do a video similar to this but with the process of studying for multiple courses at a time? Also how much in advance do you recommend studying? Im not one who can study little by little each day and retain the information. I work best with cramming and feeling the immediate pressure, but I know that's not healthy and sustainable. I want to form good habits! Thanks in advance!

[@emmanuelgonzalezcaseira9141]

Really eye opening seeing it play out :o, I understood on a conceptual level what you teach in so many of your videos, but seeing it play out is a whole different thing altogether! Having said that, I do have questions, hope you can answer: 1) You do this for each and every Topic of a class? 2) Usually in your field, how many Topics, on average, does a class have? 3) How do you fit practice into this? if the topic requires practice like math, coding or art, or maybe you have to do a project using the learned material, do you do the practice after covering the whole topic in its entirety? Thank you in advance for your time if you decide to reply.

[@luisemiliogonzalezberbel2520]

Found it useful that you left the tips for each "session" written on the screen, so even if someone doesn't want to do the whole "study with me" thing it is still possible to take something from the video. I particularly liked those questions you leave at the end of each session, definitely going to try that out tomorrow.

[@JustinSung]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jeroenvandeneijkhof191]

Agreed, that was one of the things that made this actionable - watching the instructions was good, but I would have missed key elements without the on-video instructions here as well.

[@shine7860]

Fabulous streaming .😍 sir u just nailed it...😮........

[@JustinSung]

Thanks for the visit

[@freshmeat6285]

Спасибо за Ваше видео! У меня была какая-то депрессия, я так нетхотел садиться за терапию (диспепсия, язвы). Но Ваш ролик попал в рекомендации, и я решил воспользоваться Вашим алгоритмом 😊

[@terriloimata9444]

Hi I'm fairly new to your channel and I can assure you I'm a big fan ... I am in medical school and would like to see more vids like these nd if possible to showcase the topic text nd the mindmaps you come up with whilst reading and evaluating the text ... mindmapping is a foreign concept to my mind (im so used to linear learning nd its worked up till recently). I struggle w picking the main ideas/comcepts nd building on those

[@diegoe666]

waoo very nice video

[@thewicked8040]

I know this is a method for learning content and i know the method, but im now more interested on developing ideas from this content after having learned it. How do you develop new ideas from what you learned? Do you use mindmaps? I'm wondering if is it possible doing it using mindmaps

[@TheCuriosityCatalyst]

Should i add on hypothethical maybe mind map or start over and make new one during evaluating process?

[@saba6993]

thnks

[@marcospedri9811]

Just brilliant. Would you leave a link to the white noise + rain video please

[@quike.5249]

Scoping:- Collect major keywords ( read headings subheadings and one major keyword from each subheading if necessary) Breadth>Depth Dont panic

[@stephenharris-dr]

I passed the MRCP part-2 exam with the help of your coaching from this channel.

[@petermuller5308]

What things helped you the most? And how did you implement them? I started this semester with going overboard on trying new techniques but right now I am cramming with anki because nothing worked for me

[@petermuller5308]

What things helped you the most? And how did you implement them? I started this semester with going overboard on trying new techniques but right now I am cramming with anki because nothing worked for me

[@petermuller5308]

What things helped you the most? And how did you implement them? I started this semester with going overboard on trying new techniques but right now I am cramming with anki because nothing worked for me

[@stephenharris-dr]

@@petermuller5308 Doomscrolling on social media won't help, and you may need to stay away from them.

[@stephenharris-dr]

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[@sommie666]

Really well put together, Justin! One question though: how would I apply this to math studies, where the process of sovling problems is so time consuming? I feel like simply forming a big picture of my keywords only brings me so far. All the best!

[@TheQuark6789]

I'd suggest delving more into how & why the method you're using is supposed to work. For example with calculus, if you're trying to find the max/min of a quadratic function, you make an equation where the derivative = 0. Why? Because you know the shape of a parabola, and that only at the max/min does it flatten for an instant. Unfortunately, this kind of info is often skimmed over or not taught at all, but if you're at a university level then you can & should ask the professor at office hours. Plus, learning this context makes you a better problem-solver, instead of just a person carrying a manual of procedures, which I think is much more fulfilling.

[@ashiq199]

​@@TheQuark6789 I am currently studying machine learning which involves complex linear algebra topics and a lot of concepts and formulas how do I put it in the form of mind maps And mainly there are a huge bunch of questions in which each of them should be solved a certain way how do I make all those steps into a mind map without making it linear Should I do it For example step 1 .... Then step2 ..... Help me out

[@sujangamer7634]

Should this be done every day or once a week or whenever you want to study or when?

[@lavenderkyuun]

hi sir justin! thank you so much for this video. could i ask if you could make a video more targeted on after you already know the topics, and are just revising them? thank you!

[@JustinSung]

Literally the next video is about revision!

[@sakshamsubedi-zs8vu]

@@JustinSungeagerly waiting for it😁

[@Studyingfordream]

Please Justin make one study with me for subjects like maths and numerical based subjects 😊

[@PharmaZoom]

i study pharmacology and philosophy with this ^-^

[@user-bq8ef4lt8k]

This is EPIC 😂

[@JustinSung]

You are epic

[@pawancreativemind9993]

❤❤

[@Leobrooks.888]

Hey Justin. I have got just one question. Did you complete the lectures and one reading before or you started just raw and tried figuring out things yourself.

[@Caritoooo]

This is very helpful. Is there one for Engineering? Or is this just suited for bio/medical field?

[@dmitrygoryuk112]

This is the type of video where I understand you.

[@JustinSung]

Awesome

[@klover4107]

FINALLY

[@farahabdelmoneim4949]

Ohh I was going to study chemistry rn

[@sakshamsubedi7805]

Do we have to save the mindmap or we are just gonna make a new one when we revise?

[@kwangryu8057]

Hello, first of all, thank you for the video! I have been using mindmap to study for the past few months. My question is, it seems like you make a list of key terms, make a draft map out of your list, and try to grasp a big picture BEFORE you actually read the study materials. Isn’t this only possible when you have a background knowledge of what you are about to study? How can you make a draft map without reading a study material when you have pretty much zero background knowledge of the topic you are studying? Is it even possible? This part is the most time consuming for me every time I do mindmap..😢

[@sairan1364]

the idea is that ur using what u know or what u think might work, hence the name "maybe mapping". The idea is to get it wrong, when you read more of the material and you understand more, a lot of the map will change. it'll feel more engaging, which is the point in studying. Like the feeling when you are "enlightened" haha.