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
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!
The 5 Best Tips for Exam Success (From a Top Student)
I achieved the highest possible mark in my university entrance exams. Here’s the advice I would give to any and all students
Mental Model Mondays #4: Premature Optimisation
Ever planned an event perfectly, only to find out most people can’t even come to it? That was premature optimisation, this week’s mental model🙃
My Final (High School) Exam Results-Thoughts and Reflections
Life Experience Archives: My reaction to my leaving cert results 😃
Mental Model Mondays #3: De-risking
De-risking is a concept we can apply to many different parts of our lives. Learn more about it here 🙃
Fighting an Unusual Interest (Addiction?) in Online Courses
A little trick I use to avoid impulsively spending money on things 💰
Mental Model Mondays #2: Unforced Errors
Unforced errors are mistakes that are attributed to one’s own failure, rather than the skills/efforts of others. Learn more about it here🙃
Listening to Music while Studying-Yay or Nay?
My thoughts on listening to music while studying….
Mental Model Mondays #1: Overfitting
Ever googled your symptoms when you were sick one time and Google tells you you have 19 new incurable diseases? That’s called overfitting your symptoms! Learn more about it in this new type of post🙃
The ‘Sherlock Game’: How to have fun working in a bar/restaurant
Here’s a little game I’ve been playing recently to help distract myself at work (and to also do a better job)🙃
