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https://youtu.be/ddq8JIMhz7c?si=13COthCJvNijtrib

Key Takeaways


Top 5 for offsetting forgetfulness:

  1. Study in isolation (no phone - eliminate distractions).
  2. Teach someone (I’ve heard this before because when you teach someone you get to learn it twice).
  3. Studying should be challenging (agitation is good, releasing norepinephrine and adrenaline)
  4. Test yourself (a tool for studying/recall, testing is far better than rereading or re-exposure to the material. Test yourself ASAP with open-ended questions)
  5. Meditation & spaced repetition (10 minutes of mindful meditation. Give your brain min-breaks while in the act of studying).

Bigger Checklist:

Tell and encourage yourself its important. -Try to study at the same time every day. -Remove distractions. -Big point is to not forget what you went thru, have a good night sleep after learning; avoid phone just after learning to offset forgeting. -The best learning happens when its the hardest. -Exercise for focus: concentrate on one object in your room for 3,5, or 10 minutes. -One testing after first reading is better then 4 readings. -Try to think and organise in your mind what you were learning(something like Blue Angels use called chair flying) -Test right after learning increase your memorisation of the material by 50%. -AVOID PHONE RIGHT AFTER STUDY TO OFFSET FORGETING(My opinion because we are wired to forget what we see on our phones, social media, news, reels, etc...) -If you have or think you have ADHD consult with your doctor first. -At the end Andrew repeat about how testing testing testing is important -Caffeine help a little bit, not much, but enough(My opinion, it helps a lot, but try not on emtpy stomach to avoid upset stomach, nervousness and anxiety.) -Cold shower after learning helps but not enough evidence(Medieval tehnique) My notes from other sources because dear Andrew didnt told us how to Start which I think is the most important: -Nobody can sell you will, discipline and commitment. -Take caffeine after eating -Start small, even 5 minutes on Day 1-By Day 7 it goes itself

-Try same time of the day everyday when you are most productive

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