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
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 Ideal Study Environment for a Top Student
The environment in which you study can definitely be a deciding factor of your grades. Here are my tips on how to fully utilise your surroundings when you study
Mental Model Mondays #5: Minimum Viable Product
A mental model used by the wildly successful founders of Dropbox, learn how they did it by making a minimum viable product!
