5 Lessons from the most effective productivity books
To be honest, it sometimes feels like most of the content in some productivity books are just filler, and it’s difficult to […]
Easy ways to include active recall in your note-taking
By now, you probably know that passive recall techniques aren’t as effective as active recall techniques. However, it can be useful to […]
How to study when you don’t want to study
Some subjects are really interesting. Some are alright. And some are downright terrible. Unfortunately, if you want to get good grades, you […]
The best note-taking methods, ranked
As fun as it might be to make pretty notes, is it really the most effective use of your time? Turns out, […]
To read or not to read: how to start reading classics
If you’re anything like me, you probably want to read classics, but have no idea how to get started. Classics get a […]
Crunch time: how to cram and still be successful
We’ve all had that one test that we forgot about, or just couldn’t be bothered to revise for. Maybe the teacher only […]
Does bullet journalling actually make you productive?
I know this is a very controversial opinion, but I find bullet journals to be very ineffective in keeping me organised. I’ve […]
How to read more often and create a reading habit
I’ve sudddenly come upon the realisation that a lot of people don’t read very often. After asking many people what their favourite […]
The best study habits for students
Although I’ve talked about bad study habits on my blog before, I haven’t really talked about good study habits. Logically, if you’re […]
Timeblocking: the ultimate planning technique
In the past, I’ve used bullet journals, regular planners, and Notion to try to plan and schedule all my events. Despite my […]