Jemma Spike

That's the whole point of having that reward.

So those are my tips.

Those are my study tips that I swore by.

I'm going to quickly summarize them for you now.

Firstly, the biggest thing you should be doing if you're not doing anything else on this list, encode information with personal significance.

Use my note-taking manuscript method.

Figure out your preferred learning style, not your exact learning style, we know there's not a single one, but your preferred.

Utilize novelty in whatever form.

Study during your most productive hours, even if they're not necessarily the socially applauded hours.

um romanticize studying romanticize studying to activate that effort paradox that we were talking is talking about pay yourself to study eliminate distractions use social study as a reward and one final one final one as much as you can integrate the information into your conversations teach other people teach your parents slip it into like

calls with clients or like when you're serving somebody coffee.

Anyone, anything, anyone who wants to listen, get them involved in your learning.

This is literally in a small way how this podcast started.

I wanted to talk more about psychology to integrate my understanding and I wanted to talk about it in reference to my friends' lives and my family's lives and this is how we're here.

Look how that turned out.

So thank you so much for listening.

I hope these tips are helpful.

Let me know if you use any of them and if they are useful.

If you have made it this far, great attentional skills.

Thank you.