Using the SBF Technique
I think doing Mathematics gave me a lot of Stress, and I started to lose interest and patience regarding Mathematics, but then I got to know about the SBF Technique.
SBF (Slow But Fast) is one of the best Techniques, I have been using lately while doing Mathematics, and anyone can follow it. Just simply, do Mathematics slowly. Yes, do it slowly, take more time to read the Question, take even more to time to understand it, write every step while solving, recheck every step while solving. This would, I think, lead anyone to becoming Great at Mathematics. Give it a Try.
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