In this post, I will outline my top 5 study techniques and tools and give advice on how to use them too!
Ranking My Top 5 Study Techniques
Escalator Wit, and The Plan of Action
Some lessons I’ve learned after finding out I’m not that witty or humorous.
Childhood Games (Burnout Blogs)
Some of my Skylanders😎😎😎 Hey friends, hope we’re all keeping well. I’ve recently been really hooked and interested in games from my childhood (not the Squid Game type of games), which has led me down a pretty big rabbit hole…again. 🤦🏻♂️ I’ve actually gone down this ‘childhood reminiscence’ phase before during lockdown, when I had... Continue Reading →
The First Burnout (Diaries of a Blogging Noob)
Documenting my first burnout from blogging. Not the most fun experience, not gonna lie
Mental Model Mondays #9: Fundamental Attribution Error
Another model we need to remember all the time, based around the benefit of the doubt
My First College Defeat (and Lessons from the Defeat)
I experienced my first ever defeat in college. It hurt (a bit), but I also learned from it. Read more here
Mental Model Mondays #8: Most Respectful Interpretation
The MRI is essentially giving someone the benefit of the doubt. It’s a great way to get perspective on a situation, read on about how you can use it as well
How to Never Run Out of Ideas
Ideas are hard to come up with, good ideas even harder. Here are 4 methods an amateur blogger uses to come up with ideas , and why I’ll never run out of them💡
Mental Model Mondays #7: The Chinese Robber Fallacy
Here’s the fallacy that’s commonly used by racists and bigots when they try stereotyping minorities. Learn how to dismantle it in this post🙃
My 5 College Resolutions 2021-2025
New environment, new me, right? Anyway, I’m determined to actually achieve and do stuff in college, so here’s a list of my resolutions 🙂
Mental Model Mondays #6: The IKEA Effect
Why do we love a product that we make ourselves? Because of the IKEA effect. Read more about this cognitive bias here
The Rebellious Student 