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Does it help when you're in your 20s and 30s? Not feeling it so much in my mid 40s.

Literally me 🗿👍

Yo is that the grammerly guy? Did you apply for your residency?

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Doesn't work with subjects like ANATOMY

Doesn't work with subjects like ANATOMY

Doesn't work with subjects like ANATOMY

I am kitsuna club

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"If you don't do this, ur gay."

Hi!! Can I edit your audio? I’ll take out those mouth clicks for you!

I think the main ultimate reason is we're not living in the present and when we start to look back we just feel disappointment. And at the last give up in this whole thing

That's clever ! I'll definetely try this

I had the most points from kitsume gang, but it was close, kitsume - 4 and order two clubs 3 points each. So obviously Im everything :).

I'm between Kitsune and Tora 😄

Step 1: Create a Well-Defined Storyline Purpose: Establish clear objectives and a sense of direction in your studies. Actions: Set Clear Goals: Define what you want to achieve in your studies, similar to how video games have clear end goals (e.g., rescuing Peach in Mario). Example: "Score 90% on my next biology exam." Break Down Tasks: Create a "quest log" with specific, manageable tasks. Example: "Read Chapter 3," "Complete 10 practice problems," "Summarize key concepts." Track Progress: Implement weekly or bi-weekly self-assessments. Take practice tests or close your notes and create mind maps to identify gaps in your understanding. Record Achievements: Use a progress tracker or a "growth table" to visualize your improvement over time. Example: Create a chart showing your progress in different topics. Step 2: Make Studying Low Risk, High Reward Purpose: Reduce the fear of failure and increase motivation through frequent rewards. Actions: Break Down Big Goals: Split larger study goals into smaller, more manageable objectives. Example: Instead of aiming to master an entire subject, focus on understanding one concept at a time. Frequent Rewards: Reward yourself for completing small tasks to create a sense of achievement. Example: After finishing a chapter, take a 10-minute break to watch a favorite show or have a snack. Use Practice Problems: Treat practice problems as low-risk opportunities to test your understanding without the fear of major consequences. Example: "Can I solve this one problem correctly?" instead of worrying about the entire exam. Reflect on Mistakes: View mistakes as learning opportunities to improve your study methods. Example: If you get a practice problem wrong, analyze why and how you can avoid similar mistakes. Step 3: Instill FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) and Consistency Purpose: Create a sense of urgency and community to stay motivated. Actions: Join Study Groups: Collaborate with peers to create a sense of accountability and shared goals. Example: Form a study group where you meet regularly to discuss and review material. Use Online Communities: Join online study groups or Discord communities where you can study with like-minded individuals. Example: Participate in study sessions or challenges on academic Discord servers. Set Daily Goals: Implement daily or weekly goals to maintain a streak of studying. Example: "Study for 30 minutes every day," "Complete at least one practice problem daily." Create Personal Rewards: Design a personal reward system where you earn small rewards for completing tasks. Example: After a productive study session, treat yourself to something small but enjoyable, like a favorite snack or a short gaming session. Implementation Example Subject: Biology Exam Preparation Create a Well-Defined Storyline: Goal: Score 90% on the biology exam. Quest Log: Read Chapter 3. Complete 10 practice problems. Summarize key concepts in a mind map. Track Progress: Weekly self-assessments with practice tests. Growth table to monitor improvement in different topics. Make Studying Low Risk, High Reward: Break Down Goals: Focus on understanding photosynthesis first. Frequent Rewards: After reading a section, take a 10-minute break. Practice Problems: Solve one problem at a time, analyze mistakes. Reflect on Mistakes: Identify why a problem was wrong and how to correct it. Instill FOMO and Consistency: Join Study Groups: Study with friends every Saturday. Use Online Communities: Participate in biology study sessions on Discord. Set Daily Goals: Study biology for 30 minutes daily. Create Personal Rewards: After a week of consistent study, treat yourself to a favorite meal.

questionair i got kitsune but the website gave me tora, guess im switching sides

Should we also stop listening to music??? During detox

Just so you know , I think that you are really cute

Matty, why the moustache? 😮

Wait i thought you are twins or maybe you guys are really twins 🤔🤔

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This tutorial is spot on, especially for someone who struggle to stay organized. Your checklist approach is really helpful btw. I've noticed that using certain tools can make creating mind maps even easier and more efficient. I wasn't sure at first, but mind mapping has truly changed the way I study and take notes. I have found Creately's mind mapping tool to be quite useful - especially if you want all your docs in one space. Thanks for sharing these tips :)

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I can't even focus watching this video 😭, my ADHD is getting worse everyday

comprehension is better ... but stil... like, I was learning, but I have feeling, that I don't remember ish.

Team tora! I got 5 A's, 3 C's, and 2 B's

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I will never unsubscribe. You have help me since the beginning anf i want stop. I hope it works out for u. Love u guys❤

Thank you for this video. 😊

Video starts at 2:30

2:25 I *DON'T want effortless productivity!* *Effortless is lifeless!* I want to *feel* the effort. I don't want to avoid effort, I want to be able to *enjoy* it again, so there is something I can be proud of, without the impression of wasting my health. And who wants to die of sunstroke like Bruce anyway?

Damn noel miller's brother got a point

A tier Chrome... 😂🤣 I like how you merged everything into a list, nice share.

Thank you for actually sharing helpful information

Pls don't delete the old videos I just fond ur Chanel that's not fear 😭😭😭😭

That was a amazing video but it maie me sad to understand just now that I have a problem. I day dreamed throught middle scool, high school and now college and never question it

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Thanks for your protocol. I start detox today. Wish mi luck.

HOLY F THIS IS THE GREATEST AND MOST ACCURATE TEST EVER I AM SHOOKETH