account every single person's specific way of thinking and focusing but if you think of it just like in a way that you're creating a flexible routine where you are challenging yourself to stay focused for a specific time and then taking a break and doing it in a routine way and managing your study sessions around that principle then i think it's a great study method we also have the cornell method the cornell method is one of the most famous ways to take notes it requires you to divide your page into three different sections so you have a page where you're writing down your notes you have a column for topics and subtopics and you have a box at the end of the page where you're able to summarize the contents of that page so for me the cornell method is one of those that is very time consuming it takes a long time to set up you always need to have those prepared pages with you prior to your taking your notes because sometimes when your lectures are pretty much intense it's really hard to you know grab all of your paper and divide everything in three columns so it requires a little bit of thinking and other thing i really had some a hard time with was i remember that some pages really don't require a conclusion because you know information is very flexible and fluid and sometimes you can't really summarize anything by the end of a page and sometimes you only have one topic per page which means that you really have no use for a whole column just for chapters and subchapters so i found it a little bit too artificial at times so for me the cornell method is only an average study system and if you want to know more about how our brain works and how we react differently to different triggers and different situations i highly recommend a series called questionable advice and i'm actually featured in one of the episodes where vanessa hill from braincrafts guides me through the process of rebuilding an old habit of mine which i completely abandoned you can watch the whole series on nebula which is an ad-free streaming video platform built by creators like thomas frank ali abdal and study for success and it has a bunch of content on productivity sciences technology history and so much more and if you're more into classic documentaries your nebulous subscription gives you immediate access to curiosity streams entire library of documentaries for instance you have what is reality a documentary that reveals how our brain pieces together reality and what we can do to expand our perception of the world around us if this sounds interesting and believe me it is you can get access to both platforms for NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN a year so to access the discount and become a part of the family click the link down below to start learning today i really hope you've enjoyed today's video and i'll see you next week bye guys
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