I’m going to show you your super power. 🙂 This was a special request and I’m super grateful it was brought up. If you have any ideas you want me to talk about then shoot me a message. (You can
What They Don’t Tell You About Becoming Laser Focused For School
Focus is an important ingredient in your success. The more focus you have, the less you’ll need of everything else. If you’re focused then you don’t need to study as long. You don’t need to work as hard. You don’t
How Friends Study To Get Killer Grades – And Some Don’t
One of the most common challenges students bring up when they’re asking about how to improve their grade has to do with how their friends study for class. These questions inevitably lead me to wanting to bring up the safety
The Pleasures Of School (Kay Will Show You How To Get There)
School is easy and pleasurable when you’re set in your right ways. You probably have some doubts about this. I had my own until I started to experience it myself. Most students are taught school is about “putting out fires.”
7 Ways To Win This New School Year
School can be easy and fun. I know that’s probably not what you’re used to. (It’s certainly not what I experienced most of my time in school. I learned this late.) This is something that most people around you never
Made Up Words Make You Feel Smart
If you’ve never seen the felicitous conflagration that imbues the visage of your companions then you ought to. 😛 Yea… don’t worry. That barely means anything. The words are real but who gives a toot. They might as well be
Caffeine And School
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Study or Sleep? A Good Night’s Sleep is Key to Better Grades
The following article is a guest post by Sarah over at Sleep Advisor. It could be a win-win. Cracking open the books for a good long study session might make you want to sleep. But the good news is that
Balance Is Overrated
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An Introduction To NLP For Students
The way a student thinks determines their results. If a student thinks the right thoughts then they’ll learn the right information. When they learn the right information, they’ll pass the tests. The way a student thinks decides if they can: