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Teach others what you have learned

Teach others what you have learned

Now I am (the author) learning programming with myself and believe me I teach the air how to code. Teaching others is the easiest way to figure out what you don’t know.

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Use mnemonic, acronyms, image association

Use mnemonic, acronyms, image association

and … if you have to memorize it. The weirder you make them, the more likely you will be able to recall them.

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Clear your mind

Clear your mind

from all worry provoking thoughts. Particularly messages and notifications of Facebook, Quora, … Turn your phone on silent and put it out of your eyesight. As a result you will be less distracted.

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Create a dedicated study area

Create a dedicated study area

back in 2014, I (the author) had university entry exam (Kankor), it was extremely solid and tough, but praise to God, I scored 325 out of 350 marks.

How I did it? I used to study 8 to 10 hours in library not home, not my room or anywhere else because we are controlled by the environment we ...

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What are some life hacks for studying well?

What are some life hacks for studying well?

Studying smart can save hundred hours of studying hard.

The question is, how do you study smart?

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Concepts Not Facts

Concepts Not Facts

If you are studying a book, focus on concepts not facts and remember to think about the concepts.

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Aim high

Aim high

apart from every other thing about studying. I would focus more on this one. To aim high works almost for everything not merely studying

Task: Studying 100 pages of a book. Why don’t you aim for 500 pages of that book?

Task: To memorize 50 words a day. Why don’t you aim for 200 words...

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TEACH What You Know

TEACH What You Know

Learning and teaching are related to each other. The more you teach, the more you will be interested in the topic. Teaching something you know, rather than subtracting, adds more value.

We think that teaching some skills will create direct or indirect competition, but it's not like that. Ju...

What To Do If Your Mind Keeps You Awake

What To Do If Your Mind Keeps You Awake

  • Notice: what are my thoughts about sleep right now? How true do they feel?
  • Spot the trigger: what is happening right now that might be causing me to think this way?
  • Practise self-compassion: it’s understandable that my sle...

Teach it to others

One of the quickest ways to learn something new, and to practice it, is to teach others how to do it. 

So share what you learn with your team, your manager, or your co-workers. 

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