the IVY LEAGUE SECRET to STUDYING EFFECTIVELY

This is the easiest way to get straight A's in school. Follow along the study tips in this video to become an ACADEMIC WEAPON. Enjoy!
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Hey ~ I'm Collin and I'm a freshman at Yale University studying Computer Science and Music. I make new videos about college, entrepreneurship, productivity, biohacking, and whatever else is on my mind. Thanks so much for watching!
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Chapters:
00:00 - My journey as a student
00:27 - Why this video will make you an ACADEMIC WEAPON
01:40 - The KEY Mindset to study effectively
02:56 - Parkinson’s law
04:30 - Active Recall + Spaced Repetition
06:25 - How to focus and cut distractions
08:04 - Set GOALS for yourself
08:57 - Thanks for watching!
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Thanks for watching my videos! I sincerely hope you enjoy them :)

[@IntellectualChad]

Hope you guys enjoyed this video! Let's win together :)

[@user-we8ln8kk5o]

you are so great i will follow your methods and make it in my academicall life

[@masternobody1896]

😂knowledge

[@shanansikanyalika7149]

Surely

[@lawrencemathis5637]

Hey, I recently visited your campus Yale University this summer while I was in this academic summer program called DDC. I stayed at Columbia University for 4 weeks. I took like 8 different classes like sociology, film and music production, public speaking, coding, and financial literacy. I had so much fun and I really got a chance to connect with different people. I also saw this opportunity at DDC to practice these studying techniques you mentioned. They are really really effective and I’m ready to crush it in my junior year of HS. I was always an all A and B student but I wanted to make the leap for all A’s to expand my options for colleges. I feel like getting all A’s is going to be effortless now. 😊

[@Ya7yoo537]

I highly recommend that 👌 I just keep doing these instructions before listening to this video , and of course, I am still reaching my goals !

[@acethefiredragon8525]

Let’s be honest here guys, the reason we’re here is because we’re just procrastinating.

[@sonnytulavu9656]

Same here 😂😂😂

[@ReekyCoyote]

Facts

[@user-vs1mv4zf9o]

You got me bro

[@jaysznof23]

so much to do this week, and here i am 😭

[@2eyecyclope634]

Nah, I'm here cause I failed a math test

[@elediamg8251]

1. Waking up early = less distraction and accomploish task earlier andhave more time for others tasks. 2. Setting a specific time to study 3. Deep focus is esseintial to finish your task on time. 4. Setting up goals in life is important to let yourself focused and determined The most important thing is to respect your time and your assigned tasks to be done in time and seperate fun time an phone and social media from the studying time.

[@AssassinsFear]

As a person with severe unmedicated ADHD it makes it near impossible to dedicate focus

[@abdulbasitolalekan2429]

Hmm, thanks for the tips

[@Bleeperblopper497]

@@AssassinsFear Are you like unable to get medication?

[@AssassinsFear]

@@Bleeperblopper497 only recently, it took me over a year to get Kaiser to get me medication. And even so right now the dosage is too small and not very effective

[@m.noor_.]

@@AssassinsFear i'm the same but i've found that dark noise and specifically brown noise has helped me greatly! i put on my headphones and just work for long periods of time with no distractions please try it!

[@ethansneaker1017]

incredible speaking skills

[@IntellectualChad]

Preciate it G

[@PryzmMRP]

@@IntellectualChad😂😂💀 u r dope

[@gaurav_Sharma22]

​@@PryzmMRPwhat's funny huh?

[@PryzmMRP]

@@gaurav_Sharma22 idk I guess the irony of writing “Preciate it” under a comment about incredible speaking skills 😂

[@temmyjane]

It's concise

[@zarinakhatun5574]

As someone who never studies but watches every single KZbin study videos, this one is a pure gem. I wish to implement this wholly in my life.

[@JanashJones5]

andrew tate said if you’re a man and really want to do something, you should be able to control your mind and do it, there’s very little we as humans can control, but one thing we can is our mind, so if you really wanna study, don’t tell yourself you want to, just get up, lock in, motivate yourself and tell yourself what you wanna achieve and work

[@bikanty8659]

I just wanted to score 10 or 9 cgpa guess it's different with foreign countries

[@19palash]

​@@JanashJones5🤓

[@realsstudios8153]

@@19palash 🤡

[@pikalegend6435]

Just give up on studies you will never achieve it

[@reincarnated.phoenix]

As a university senior, this is still extremely helpful! I've always been a good student, but I love implementing new methods to max out my results even more :) good video dude

[@IntellectualChad]

Much love

[@xemtuvi-nhiettinh-az]

Have you been doing other techniques along these in the video?

[@kensonmalupande2424]

This is the best video on study strategies I have ever encountered. It's full of reality.

[@Natasha.faith.c]

I love the fact that you are realistic and not complicating stuff...thank you

[@pikalegend6435]

Its just that you ate foolish he is speaking facts

[@NewDarkKnight]

2h won't be enough for most students to get top grades. Work hard if you’re average. This guy is just that talented. There's level to eveything. Some elites have very good memory and understand concepts faster. I've seen some memorising whole chapter in 1hour when i need like 4

[@nisa1616kn]

right, no way I could study for 2 hrs and I am covered. I am very average and information doesn’t come easily for me….some tips he shared was useful for sure like not giving myself this much broad of a time to finish a work.

[@NewDarkKnight]

@@nisa1616kn Talent definitely is a thing. If you can cover whole study session in 2h then you’re just top 1%. I did beat top students in my class in some exams where i had to study like 10h+ days. But i can't keep up with em. They study 2-3h then chill. Still they constantly get similar result. I tried to follow their technique. It's nothing special. Just normal active recall, cognitive load etc. They just process things faster.

[@suoeiya]

I agree he's talented and therefore the majority of students cant study ~2hrs, yet that's the catch. Studying for me atleast- gets easier. Memorization gets easier, understanding complicated topics and deciphering old texts get easier too. Because of how much you do it and how you find methods that work extremely well for you. I don't think it's rare talent, but I think it's due to practice that he's eventually able to reach 2hrs max.

[@user-zj2qv1dq5p]

​@@NewDarkKnight it's not that they can memorize faster but it's because they went through the hard work you're going through now and since they've trained themselves it has become easeir overtime. It has nothing to do with talent

[@animezx7363]

I agree I study 5 hours at home and I'm not counting school time still get bad marks because I can learn a 9th class long in 1.5 hour or maybe 2 if it's difficult and I'm bad at math it's take much Time to do and bio it's sucks

[@darkflame2848]

u won't believe that i watch literally so many of these kind of videos but i liked your video the most because you don't give these stupid examples or stories like others do u get straight to point 🥺please dont change brother i am preparing for competitive exam so now i have decided to follow you ❤

[@IntellectualChad]

Means a lot! Welcome to the family 🤞

[@thetimemaster1475]

Good luck with your exam!

[@akiii9293]

So do I

[@giftetim996]

​@@IntellectualChad❤❤❤❤❤ I love your videos

[@user-kk2gb7nn7j]

@@IntellectualChad you are the best

[@RhillEnglish]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 01:40 🧠 Change your mindset: Focus on studying effectively, not just for long hours. Quality over quantity. 03:15 📅 Use Parkinson's Law to set specific deadlines for your study sessions, increasing productivity. 05:47 📝 Active recall by answering questions and using spaced repetition is a highly effective study method. 06:57 🚫 Manage distractions by separating study and leisure time; don't study while scrolling social media. 08:07 🎯 Set clear goals for both academic and personal achievements to stay motivated and focused.

[@goodstud]

Thanks for saving my 10 mins❤

[@RhillEnglish]

@@goodstud You are welcome 🤗

[@nova_3010]

Thanks!

[@sumaiyatanweer7]

I love you bro❤

[@NatlyChironda]

Thanks bro

[@sofiaanaya4768]

I'm a 23-year-old English translation student, currently studying at Universidad Nacional de La Plata in Argentina; I've struggled with my career and feel like a big failure. Thank you for your videos, they have helped me a lot.

[@IntellectualChad]

Glad to hear - welcome to the fam!

[@sai-tn3fx]

the parkinson's law was definitely my problem... thank you for the guide! such an awesome video.

[@NIBEZASifaSophie-cd9rd]

Studying is so complicated without secret and clever technices. But these advices u gave changes my mindset today. I am going to put them in action. Thank you

[@factz_wild]

i have tried everything stated in the video before and now i am going smooth with my studies . the methods are really effective.

[@beastie824]

Nursing student here in my last semester. This last semester is the most difficult and I have found that my old study method just wasn't cutting it anymore. Having to switch it up now seemed crazy, but I'm glad I did. The recall method is a game changer. Also, I have found that explaining the subject material out loud to myself as if I'm teaching someone else helps as well.

[@anaorihiro6656]

Thanks thanks Collin, you are so inspiring, I watch your video until finish and still want to listen more tips . Keep posting chad ☺️

[@IntellectualChad]

😎

[@CreativeNmeso]

Coming across this video of yours is the best thing that has happened to me today. I will definitely put these into action.

[@IntellectualChad]

W

[@willbrant5772]

Incredible amount of wisdom in this video! Keep up the good work and I wish you the best!

[@Secretunkownpink]

Extremely well said. Thanks so much, dude. I love this vid

[@francesca5370]

thank you so so much! this is super helpful. i'm a freshman in HS and my goal is to maintain a 4.0 gpa so i can get into UMich, which is my dream school. i have an earth science test on wednesday and i want to start studying today (saturday) so i can feel extra prepared. i'm also going to go over a quiz question with my teacher that i didn't understand on tuesday!! instantly subscribed

[@IntellectualChad]

Lets go 🤞🤞

[@jasminareies7991]

I study law and currently have a hard time focusing and studying effectively. This is the first video, where I actually truly believe everything you said, make sense and will help. And I’ve been through SO many! You just got a new subscriber 🎉

[@Veilsau]

I agree. He's got the reputation to back it up as well.

[@alloy9679]

I mean if your studying law doing practice questions in this way is not going to be helpful later on. Focus on study techniques that facilitate higher order learning

[@jasminareies7991]

@@alloy9679 I know. But it’s still v helpful. Sometimes it does make sense for law, just modify it a bit :)

[@Veilsau]

@@alloy9679 what study techniques are good for Law then?

[@alloy9679]

@@Veilsau when looking at what study techniques to use you have to understand what type of knowledge you are learning(declarative and/or Procedural) law, in this case, is about 60% declarative and 40% procedural, using this we can figure out what techniques we want to use. 1. Practice questions(extended method)2.Generative Questions(evaluative) 3. Retrieved execution(applied). 1 and 2 are declarative interleaving techniques and 3 is procedural.

[@user-mw7vv4xe4v]

Thank you so much Collin! ❤ This really got my life straight!! :)

[@Zack-ze7ji]

Thanks Collin you really helped me. Now I'm getting A's.

[@Jordifyy784]

i never even watch education related videos but this still popped up on my home page but i’m very glad about it, because these tips were very helpful

[@roughtough4711]

Us!

[@koroshiyashinigami]

Bro can PITCH! 🤩 This was a really REALLY nice clear-cut video in itself that doesn't waste my time like other channels (that I stopped watching) that don't really relay any valuable information in a short or long video and leave me wanting more and waste my time in the process. Your video on the other hand gave us some really simple actionable steps and explained the concepts you presented REALLY well and actually taught us how to create DRIVE for studies and life in general. This was really good!

[@IntellectualChad]

Much love

[@_shuvo_roy]

Thanks brother I am a university student from Bangladesh. Your sharing strategy is really so much effective and I have already learned some of these strategy from reading books like "deep work ".

[@user-tt2ln7mq9l]

Thank you so much! Collin, you saved my school life, I hade noone to help me and tell me whats wrong but you made every thing clear! First a I went from d's to c's and b's , and now all A's! Thank yoh so much, I will be a great supporter from now on.

[@IntellectualChad]

Much love

[@mansimararora5477]

Really enjoyed it, seeing someone be an academic weapon is INSPIRING

[@IntellectualChad]

🤞🤞🤞

[@comethru8983]

Guys I think he’s a huge believer of being an academic weapon.

[@hadianaderi578]

Thank you so much! It really helped me. I hope I become someone like you when I grow up.

[@TheEclecticGamer]

Love you man! Thanks for the insights. ❤️👊🏼

[@Queenly_Maiden]

Ok that was a fire video, Collin 🔥❤️ We actually share the same thoughts about effective studying 😅 it's not about studying for hours, it's how well you study. I personally go 2-3 hours on some nights and it kept me going as a high school topper. I'd like to have a discussion with you Collin 😅

[@emmettdennis8383]

Hello fellow tech student! What a great video. Spaced repetition really helps in the long run. I was scared of trying it out at first, as I was afraid that I might forget the information studied in previous study sessions, but I found that to be quite the contrary. Since that point, I have always been open to new study habits, and the video really added more to my repertoire!

[@IntellectualChad]

Welcome to the family

[@cmccftqt4277]

i am doing spaced repition and yet i keep forgetting the past study sessions, what can i do to remember them more clearly?

[@missmia196]

​@@cmccftqt4277shorter space between sessions

[@rain-nin5309]

​@@cmccftqt4277try active recall, I'm assuming you're just studying via reading, reading doesn't really help hold information in your mind since you're not actively engaging on that specific piece of info

[@Andrew-qq3vc]

I forgot what this method is called but here are two things you can do. 1. Write down everything you remember about the Topic or subject you are trying to remember then after fill out/add what you missed, then repeate with another blank sheet of paper. 2. Teaching it to yourself or sombody else. Maybe record a video of you explaining a concept and why it works

[@captainfredriqfeebrainelai5926]

I love this . This is literally the best study tip I have ever had

[@Sharknader-tropical]

Thank you so much . My grades were very bad the bast years but now im ready to get on this HRIND WITH EVERYONE . LET THE GAME START

[@WaqarAhmad1.]

One thing in myself, I always feel more confident in studying and feel like a sharper student in completing my tasks. But one thing lacks me always framing a time limit for my study and not following a specific timetable. Two things that I learned in this video are setting goals for my study and asking questions or looking over past papers!! Collin, my friend, Bunch of thx! A happy study from Pakistan.

[@eadsmohib9385]

Hey waqar, i am from pak too. What are u studying

[@WaqarAhmad1.]

@@eadsmohib9385 Hi, dear, replying after quite long time, sorry. I'm pursuing BS Political Science

[@eadsmohib9385]

oh from which uni@@WaqarAhmad1.

[@WaqarAhmad1.]

@@eadsmohib9385 from Pakistan

[@priestleyohenhen356]

Thank you so much for this. I'll come back to say that I did as you said and that I came out with an excellent grade! 🙏

[@daweedsk8.]

did it work

[@AbuSayed-tr4hh]

Mind-blowing advices❤. This channel is going to prosper soon 😊

[@mohammedfaizan3013]

This actually helped me! Finally found someone with the answer I was looking for!

[@hms9371]

THANKS!! I needed these advices because I'll start school in 18 days and I really wanna get good grades this year 😁

[@IntellectualChad]

🤞🤞🤞

[@whoismxnnat]

i luv how my mindset is exactly like him, got more confidence that im doing the right thing lol

[@killcaptin]

legend. i need this, my GCSEs are running around the corner to break my kneecaps, im a higher tier student and take quite academic courses - i need this acedemic shi in my life. you got a sub there.

[@MayamuSheriff-hx1bx]

Impressive, looking forward to using the tips you put out here

[@ArnoldSetiadi]

This advice is worth MILLIONS. None other than the GOAT himself.

[@IntellectualChad]

My G 🤞🤞

[@raphaellico]

Bro, it's one the best videos I ever watched about studying! Thank You :) In my last year of high school in Brazil, I committed some mistakes like spending hours of my afternoon just studying the theory without exercises and active recalling. Nowadays I see the difference between studying hard and studying smart. I recommend the book: "Aprendendo Inteligência" (Learning Intelligence in Portuguese) by physics teacher Pier Luiggi Piazzi.

[@IntellectualChad]

W

[@user-yo8cd7rs9k]

Thanks a lot Collin the chad ... after I watched this video I followed the s teps and at the end I get A+ again thanks ❤

[@bristle_wales]

Very impressive I must say. The way you speak is already proof of you being an academic weapon.

[@seanhedgecock6327]

Thank you Collin! I’m currently finishing up Mechanical Engineering and CS at my university. Lots of great tips here. Your presentation was flawless as well!

[@IntellectualChad]

Welcome

[@complex5813]

Well said, mindset comes first. I observed this. There is a huge difference in mindsets of a good student and average student

[@strutter789]

I opened this expecting to hear some too good to be true grindset study method and email subscription pitch and click away but I actually gained a lot of good insight from this

[@Elishamah-zw5jy]

Thank you sir COLLIN..... I usually believe studying for long time is the only way out but just realize "Time studying is not equal knowledge gained".The Parkinson's Law(setting goals and deadline, studying for specific hours). I did learn a lot from "Active Recall" studying with past questions is the most sophisticated weapon as a student in combination to spaced repetition wow it was just so mind-blowing. Most importantly "Fucus" staying away from distraction and to crown it all I have learnt to be goal oriented not just in my academics but in all areas of my life....I'm grateful looking forward to hearing from you again

[@IntellectualChad]

🙏

[@amitojsinghbajwa5812]

Im an Indian grade 12th student with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as my majors, I struggle a lot with time management and stuff, after watching your video i have much clarity on the dilemma i am going through, Thanks Bud.

[@aqua_regia_07]

How was ur 11th buz I have too backlogs and confused too any tips for me ?

[@TdemonslayerT]

@@aqua_regia_07honestly what I like to do is break it into section so when I make my notes I study the hardest concepts everyday and as it gets easier it goes to every 5 days and less and the easiest thing I review only once a week

[@prithvirajabnave6073]

JEE Dene wala hai?

[@prithvirajabnave6073]

​@@aqua_regia_07 bro 12th kar le, and agar koi 11th ka chapter 12th me continue hota hai toh use priority de. Chemistry ke saare reagents samajh le( mene kiye hai and Mera chem strong hai). Maths ko Roz solve kar 1 hr. HW Jo mile usi din khatam kar de

[@amitojsinghbajwa5812]

@@aqua_regia_07 bro my 11th was even disastrous than yours and i sure about that, since our boards were divided in term 1 and term 2 the 10th results came real late (july end). The school started in august end, My 11th was like just 5 months so you can imagine, i just managed to pass somehow in my 11th. All i would say is let your conscience guide you, If your Heart is firm then you'll follow your principles till death.

[@eliedagher2248]

This is by far the most video that seemed to me the most useful, not talking too much about techniques and stuff and tbf i see my self as an academic that relayed too much on passive studying methods and seeing these videos made me realize my mistakes thank you !

[@limnayeonie2796]

Thankyouu so much Collin this is the best way to change my Life & focusing more😊

[@ari4naxx]

Thank you so much, rn i’m at the point of failing this class, but with ur guidance i hope i can make it better, thx❤

[@Only_Truth_Here]

9minutes of my life has not been wasted

[@growwithananya]

the ivy league secret - time doesnt matter, efficiency does - deep work sessions study laws - parkinsons law - set goals and deadlines - DO NOT BE OVERREALISTIC how to study - active recall >> past papers - spaced repetition focus - study without distractions - wake up early - 1 hour deep work session in the morning set goals for all areas of life

[@ainulsyazwina5579]

This is gem,realistic and helpful. Deep work

[@HelloXd-rs5cm]

Thank u man just changed my whole mind set helped alot🎉🎉

[@tanzimval24]

The good part is that I am improving as a student after hearing your words

[@reham4091]

This video is so useful! Can you please make a video about getting into Yale + stats? :)

[@IntellectualChad]

Preciate it!

[@multibillionair7910]

I need more of this man, currently improving my maths mark so that i can start uni CA stream, grinding for about 5 hours from 5am to 10 am consistently, practice questions till oit by the door just busting my ass off because my goal is set in stone in my mind and i will achieve my dreams ,🎉

[@Flow-kr9sc]

this guy is underrated. He needs at least a 100k subs. Btw. you earnd a sub

[@IntellectualChad]

Appreciate you G !

[@UHHZAYN]

Jesus loves you

[@abdulbasitolalekan2429]

Thanks for the video and knowledge shared ❤

[@assassin9766]

Wonderful video! Very informative and to the point, thanks collin!

[@IntellectualChad]

Welcome

[@shaneiskandar4347]

Great content - keep it up

[@IntellectualChad]

Preciate you

[@excusemequeencomingthrough7684]

I thought this good-quality video belonged to one of the million subscribers type of channel! You are amazing for setting up the starting point...I am deeply thankful for your advice, etc. Hopefully, I can achieve my goals the way you did... :D

[@IntellectualChad]

Much love

[@yawmintah1023]

You said it all bro 🎉. Big ups to you 👌🏻

[@maazamjad8156]

Your videos are very motivating and helpful

[@IntellectualChad]

Much love

[@maazamjad8156]

@@IntellectualChad Wow! Thx for reply my bro Always be happy 😊

[@nsm1091]

Good lessons .. one thing you might have overlooked is ability to retain what you study. As some students lack that ability.

[@walvix_28]

Wish u tok abt it

[@varadharlikar]

Thanks for your tactics bro really appreciate it❤

[@ahmedabdullahi4048]

Brilliant brilliant brilliant, I had to subscribe your KZbin channel, like and comment it just because of how well you spoke and with meaningful words

[@lebronjames8507]

no b.s. & straight to the point. God Bless u

[@zp_suki2836]

I’ve always told my classmates that the secret to my success is practice papers, it works so well!

[@zp_suki2836]

@@MalcomOS1 They don’t listen anyways, they stick to their same old studying techniques.

[@navyblueskiess]

​@@zp_suki2836lol yeah😂

[@NannieKagl-jk8tb]

Thanks collin😊really helpful

[@asmaairissan8180]

This is another level of tips rally i have never felt so much motivated that much tnx bro keep going 💪

[@rahil__01iyman]

I am here when exam is in 30 min

[@-andwe-]

Oh god... How did it go?

[@nhungbuithicam9567]

1. Deep work: only 2 hours, afterthat, you can relaxed and chill. 2. Active recall: practice the question before the exams. 3. Setting a goal: 4.0 GPA❤ Thank you so much. I am very gratitude your video. It is help me a lot😊😊

[@IntellectualChad]

Lets goooo

[@olaniyanoluwapelumi7241]

thank you collin ,it was really helpful

[@tesiemarie8942]

Ahhhh! Loved this video! Thank you!

[@Kay-qg1vn]

I dedicate four hours to my studies daily, allocating two hours before class [4am - 6am] and another two hours before bedtime [5pm - 8pm]. This approach has proven highly effective for me. In the previous semester, I achieved reasonable results, with a 94% score in applied mathematics, making me the sole student with a grade exceeding 90%. In physics, I earned a 93% score, while in mathematics and academic literacy, I achieved 84% and 85%, respectively. Lastly, in computing, I secured a 75% grade. So i agree you do not really need too much hours to efficiently study.

[@Umm94]

5pm-8pm = 3 hrs mannn😂😂

[@wobblestone3148]

5 hours daily is not much? huh

[@Kay-qg1vn]

@@Umm94 I study two hours, if I start at 5pm, I will finish at 7pm and if I start at 6pm I will finish at 8pm. It depends on what time I go back to res after classes.

[@Kay-qg1vn]

@@wobblestone3148 4-5 hours a day is nothing, if you find 5 hours to be too much then I do not know. I am studying a Bachelor of Science with majors in Computer Science and Mathematics by the way, so 5 hourd is pretty much nothing.

[@masterprediction7353]

The best way to study for a test is to test yourself

[@Thelineage]

You are legend bro, such a quality content in less than a million subs, it literally deserves more than 10 million subs

[@IntellectualChad]

Much love bro

[@miguelcostacurta6511]

OMG! your content is perfect! thank's for that!

[@whoismxnnat]

the video we didn't know we needed

[@IntellectualChad]

🤞

[@zephyrflame]

The first guy who actually explained how to do active recall. Thanks bro. I've watched so many videos but all of them just say "do active recall" and never elaborate on how to do it lol. this helps a lot

[@IntellectualChad]

Much love

[@massisadat4356]

I was an excellent student when I was student in school and I graduated from school in 2022 and I always got first degree even from primary up to high school and nowadays I'm learning computer science because I like it even though I have passed in ENG university but I left it in order to learn computer science! In general your thought are completely extraordinary I agree with you, I had these opinions in my head when I used to study in school but now I don't really need to do because it has become my habit.

[@beyourself2013.]

In the right time !!!thank you collin for this amazing video

[@IntellectualChad]

Welcome to the family

[@ibrahimabdullah9277]

God bless you for making this , it was valuable and beneficial well thought out advises to study effectively and keeping my eyes on the big picture. I’m looking forward for the next contents you bring and wish you all the best Collin.

[@IntellectualChad]

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[@Veilsau]

Veil's Summary Notes: 1. Parkinson's Law - Work expands to fill time allocated. Therefore, compress the time for your studies to only 2 hrs per day. You can add more time to yourself if need be afterwards, assuming you feel like doing more. But overall, your day's work is complete after you do those 2 hours. Hence, allow yourself to feel relaxed at the end, to avoid unnecessary stress. Plus even if you did not complete everything, this will force your brain to be more vigilant on the next days moving forward, thus increasing your efficiency. 2. Active Recall - Find and do past exam/test papers related to the topic, one by one, with your FULL concentration. It doesn't matter how many you do, as long as you put effort into each question. Additionally, create flashcards out of them. You can then put these flashcards in 3 boxes/folders. From easy to medium to hard. Of course, review the hard ones more often and the easy ones less often. You can move these flashcards around the folders if some become more harder or more easier over time. 3. Spaced Repetition - Basically to NOT study everything about a test/topic all at once, but to do them daily or weekly, where some days you study one topic, and some days you study other topics. 4. Focus - No distractions while studying. Learn to separate your 'FUN' time from your study time. Instead, you can reward yourself after studying with those very distractions you are NOT supposed to be doing. Eg, Netflix or scrolling on Tiktok like a zombie. Your life, so your choice of rewards depending on what you think is fun. Although, it is recommended to bore yourself to death during your study breaks with meditation or focusing on a wall or your surroundings, inorder to force your brain to produce dopamine during your actual study sessions. This was proven to increase the ability to enjoy the actual study process over time. 5. Wake Up Early - Do your 2 hrs study session exactly from the moment you wake up. If you think that's too hard, then you can do 20 minutes to 1 hr atleast, and the remaining of your 2 hrs can be completed whenever you think it is necessary during the day. Literally within 90 seconds of opening your eyes you jump right to your notebooks and plow through. This is because your brain waves are most suited for deep focus and peak performance after waking up. Science says so. And in that sense, you can do your remaining 2 hrs of study time after waking up from a nap during the day, maybe in the afternoons. 6. Set Goals - Visualize where you want to be in 10 years and reverse engineer the steps. For example, your thought process could go something like: "I want to invent a new advanced robot that will help disadvantaged blind children, like my cousin, to gain the ability to see interactive learning materials directly in their brain without having any eyes. Inorder to do that, I need to gain knowledge on neurology and mechatronics. And inorder to obtain both of these knowledge, I need to go to a prestigious university. And inorder to get into such an institution, I need to perform well academically so I am offered a scholarship, since my family is poor, frankly speaking. And to to do well academically, I need to do well on tests and exams. This goes without saying, but tests and exams cannot be aced without studying. Therefore, I choose to give it my all in my studies! It ultimately adds to my long term goal after all." This will act as your motivation to plow through each material. Additionally, set SMART goals: S - Specific; Notice how hyper specific my example above is. M - Measurable; You must be able to measure the progress towards your goal. In this case, it is scoring well on tests. A - Attainable; It must be realistically possible to do. Don't aim for the impossible, as it will lead to crushed expectations. R - Relevant; It must matter to your life. Why would your brain care about studying if it does not aid to your long term goals at all? You'd lose interest and classes will become a pain. T - Time bound; There must be a deadline for the tasks, or else you'll procrastinate and NEVER get things done. 7. Pareto Principle - 20% of the actions lead to 80% of the results. This means only about 20% of your effort matters to your overall grade. You can apply this to your studies by; a) Focusing on the material that you are weakest at. b) Doing your best to find out what exactly is going to be on the test. This way, you can allocate your time wisely during your 2 hrs of daily study (Parkinson's Law). Doing the two of these will also allow you to NOT waste time on pointless topics that don't really add much to your grade. PS; If you want more comprehensive and EVEN BETTER study tips than this, then respond to this comment and I'll send you a link. Any Questions? Let me know ✌️ Edit: Actually a bunch of people wanted the link in the comments so I'll just leave it here: mailchi.mp/64d090db61cf/awaken-aviels-arcanum

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This is a grt summary.. I would love to know about even more studying tips

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Thanks to you big man.I know this video will be helpful to me

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Great video , really helps me get in the zone

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I really like this quote from a book called "Dune", which emphasizes the importance of trusting yourself: "Muad'Dib learned rapidly because his first training was in how to learn. And the first lesson of all was the basic trust that he could learn. It's shocking to find how many people do not believe they can learn, and how many more believe learning to be difficult. Muad'Dib knew that every experience carries its lesson." Changing your attitude towards learning is everything.

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I’m in Swedish highschool rn, I have a sales job and a business. The financial side of things is going really well, but I sorta also wanna go to an Ivy League school. Is it worth it? And also how did you get in at 17? im thinking of graduating highschool earlier but idk because if I were to graduate earlier the business would probably have to suffer the consequences.

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The vibes at Yale are amazing. But everyone’s different - follow your intuition G

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Thank u for showing me how to study effectively.

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I really liked this video, you earned a like and a sub man GREAT VID and btw i tried this tips and they are helping me to recall topics more easier.

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It's also important to be motivated and to have a positive attitude. If you believe in yourself and your ability to succeed, you're more likely to achieve your goals.

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Sure 😂 and its what I am trying to achieve watching this video