Off topic but hey my study techniques are so bad i complete 1 chapter in 30 days thats my record of inefficiency i am never able to study efficiently nothing works no trick works no hack works nothing works
Pomodoro has always been the best technique I've used nothing even comes close I mix it with my schedule through a system with 40 alarms try something like that Don't try to study 10 hours a day on your first try it took me a 3 months to reach that level of discipline Perhaps just try to study 1 hour a day in a specific time then next weak make it 2
Well you will have to understand that you are the reason why you can't do that because you must know many tricks or hacks but it will work until unless you thrive yourself and use it . I think you got this you will achieve what you want.
Your brain is no different than anyone find Ben keep, Justin sung and Barbara Oakley. Use their content to improve your study techniques. Cajun koi has some good stuff as well. Dont give up 👍
Thank you for this video Thank you for all the help you have given us through out these years, im still in highschool but i have learnt countless things, strategies, techniques with you. I have a clearer vision of what I want to do, and the plan and i work i need to so to get there. And also how i should live my daily life. Thank you very much fo everything, eventually i will reach all if my goals and that is with you help.
That's really good, have you actually been able to apply techniques in your day to day life? It's difficult for me, I would watch countless videos try em for a while then back to square one.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I am genuinely proud of you and the persistence and dedication you've shown to your academia and life! Please keep me posted on your daily life! I would love to know of your daily progress. Also, If you don't mind, can I use your comment as a testimonial for our future content?
@financialeducation7931 It's all about being consistent. Pick a technique/system that you gel with and practice it consistently or as much as you can for a week maybe 2, if you are feeling up to it. Practice and persistence during habit building goes a long way.
Not at all. It works for everyone. Of course, any rules/laws/activities that are US centric need to changed to fit your place but the general advice is for everyone
Cajun Koi Academy, could you please do a video on different studying styles (visual, auditory, Kinesthetic, logical, verbal, reading, and writing) i know it's a controversial topic, but I want to know what techniques I can use for my studying style. Thank you
I know its a lil bit offtopic to talk but i read a book few months ago Tuesdays with morrie its a book not about any strategies or anything but about life and death its so good
@@KoiAcademy yes a lot ! i was able to smash a lot of exams, just when i didnt use my study system due to being overwhelmed it went downhill but hey we all have ups and downs, back with my study system i learned with you guys and its really great (my biggest help has been asking questions, practice exams, learning how to mindmap right, Teaching the topic to others and understanding why sthg behaves the way it does). I am doing great (I am more than happy with just passing as my real goal is not high grades but improving my personal skills). I also do a lot of meditation and self reflection, just sometimes i have a lot on my head. THank you for all your content
@@KoiAcademy also if i may give a suggestion: Manifesting is huge for exams and anything in life. What i had to learn the hard way is manifesting self sabotage without noticing was really painful to me and i wish that more people in the same situation would get that clearance as this really changed the game for me next to all the changes i did for studying
hi nice video i will read these books I was wondering about monk mode for a while now so can you guys make a detailed video on monk mode anyways i can't force do it if you can it would be really helpful for me and i hope for many people❤
Firstly, 70 is a great grade to get. Secondly, when you get your exam go through your mistakes and check for a pattern, focus on learning those questions and topics that you got wrong first before going through the important ones again.
Awesome question! These are my personal recommendations: Deep work by Cal Newport How to become a Straight A student by Cal Newport Eat the Frog by Brian Tracy 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do by Amy Morin Mindset by Carol Dweck How to Make friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie Atomic Habits by James Clear The Subtle Art of Not giving a f*ck by Mark Manson The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R Covey Feel free to add your rec under this comment. Let's generate our own huge library.
Mike and Matty I have a question would this apply for people in let’s say a later stage in life for example I’m 24 and still in college with no degree yet right now I feel like I’m I don’t know I’m falling behind like I should already be where I wanted to be in life but I’m not and that there are other people that are younger than me that are already having success? I want to be this kind of person that is irreplaceable in the field of work I would like to be part of.
Hey there! It absolutely applies to you. There is a misconception that you need to figure stuff out before a certain age or risk falling behind. I want to let people know that they don't have to put any pressure on nor blame themselves for not "lagging" Some people take more time to find their purpose while some find out early, that's it. There is no timer on when a person should have things all mapped. Please take all the time you need, okay? You won't lose anything by being late.
only reason this channel is dying title of the is isn't clear for example of the video should be like How to learn or ... but yours tile is like how i study smartly it actually not make any snes
do u have any good self help book or some really good one recommendation which have been publised after covid? really wanted to enrich myself from smtg which impacted the entire world thus the writing too. tho i havent seen one . deepwork,quiet and never spilt the difference are some of my favs which really stuck to me .
I recommended some books to a follower, so hopefully, this will do! Deep work by Cal Newport How to become a Straight A student by Cal Newport Eat the Frog by Brian Tracy 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do by Amy Morin Mindset by Carol Dweck How to Make friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie Atomic Habits by James Clear The Subtle Art of Not giving a f*ck by Mark Manson The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R Covey Feel free to add your own recs under this comment. Let's generate our own huge library.
ive read most of them expect 1.tho do you happen to knows the ones published after pandemic which are as good as Quiet or never spit a difference types. i can definitely add. thanks for the rec and effort@@KoiAcademy
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And you coming clutch with that comment and making my day!
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I'm quite an avid reader, but I haven't heard of two of the books mentioned. Thanks so much for this valuable video, Mike!
Haha! I'll let Mike know! 😎😎
Could you please make a detailed video on how to prepare for exams especially competitive exams❤
Off topic but hey my study techniques are so bad i complete 1 chapter in 30 days thats my record of inefficiency i am never able to study efficiently nothing works no trick works no hack works nothing works
Pomodoro has always been the best technique I've used nothing even comes close I mix it with my schedule through a system with 40 alarms try something like that
Don't try to study 10 hours a day on your first try it took me a 3 months to reach that level of discipline
Perhaps just try to study 1 hour a day in a specific time then next weak make it 2
Well you will have to understand that you are the reason why you can't do that because you must know many tricks or hacks but it will work until unless you thrive yourself and use it . I think you got this you will achieve what you want.
Your brain is no different than anyone find Ben keep, Justin sung and Barbara Oakley. Use their content to improve your study techniques.
Cajun koi has some good stuff as well.
Dont give up 👍
1 year following this channel and i realized just now they are 2 different guys
HAHAHA! You made my day. 🤣🤣
Am glad atleast am not alone who thought these 2 guys are 1 changing hairstyles lol 😂
All the books mentioned in the book
1. Linchpin by Seth Godin
2. Range by David Epstein
3. So good they can't Ignore you by Cal Newport
This is fire! Thank you, rookie!
@@KoiAcademydo you have a promo code I want to join the academy?
Thank you for this video
Thank you for all the help you have given us through out these years, im still in highschool but i have learnt countless things, strategies, techniques with you. I have a clearer vision of what I want to do, and the plan and i work i need to so to get there. And also how i should live my daily life. Thank you very much fo everything, eventually i will reach all if my goals and that is with you help.
That's really good, have you actually been able to apply techniques in your day to day life? It's difficult for me, I would watch countless videos try em for a while then back to square one.
Thank you so much for your kind words!
I am genuinely proud of you and the persistence and dedication you've shown to your academia and life!
Please keep me posted on your daily life! I would love to know of your daily progress.
Also, If you don't mind, can I use your comment as a testimonial for our future content?
@financialeducation7931 It's all about being consistent. Pick a technique/system that you gel with and practice it consistently or as much as you can for a week maybe 2, if you are feeling up to it.
Practice and persistence during habit building goes a long way.
@@KoiAcademy yes! I will try to comment on your videos. Of course you can! I would be more than happy!
Truely, Thank You
@@KoiAcademy I understand,for sure, I will give it a shot and lyk
Please make a video on topic how should epiletic people study
We appreciate your insights. You'll always have our support no matter what.
Thank you so much for the kind words, rookie! Means a lot to us!
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Does this only work for US students?
Not at all. It works for everyone. Of course, any rules/laws/activities that are US centric need to changed to fit your place but the general advice is for everyone
Cajun Koi Academy, could you please do a video on different studying styles (visual, auditory, Kinesthetic, logical, verbal, reading, and writing) i know it's a controversial topic, but I want to know what techniques I can use for my studying style. Thank you
Some books recommendations about mental health
1. Happiness Hypothesis - Jonathan Haidt
I know its a lil bit offtopic to talk but i read a book few months ago Tuesdays with morrie its a book not about any strategies or anything but about life and death its so good
Can you tell me more about the book? What did you like the most about it?
This video give a perpective that I neve thought about that thanks
That's the kind of comment that I am looking for!
Which specific advice changed your mind?
@@KoiAcademy the inovation-adaption and be good mindset the most 🤔
thank you for teaching us what it is really about in life and its the first time i thought different of my dreams
Thank you so much for your kind words and support!
How are you doing so far? Have things improved for you?
@@KoiAcademy yes a lot ! i was able to smash a lot of exams, just when i didnt use my study system due to being overwhelmed it went downhill but hey we all have ups and downs, back with my study system i learned with you guys and its really great (my biggest help has been asking questions, practice exams, learning how to mindmap right, Teaching the topic to others and understanding why sthg behaves the way it does). I am doing great (I am more than happy with just passing as my real goal is not high grades but improving my personal skills). I also do a lot of meditation and self reflection, just sometimes i have a lot on my head. THank you for all your content
@@KoiAcademy also if i may give a suggestion: Manifesting is huge for exams and anything in life. What i had to learn the hard way is manifesting self sabotage without noticing was really painful to me and i wish that more people in the same situation would get that clearance as this really changed the game for me next to all the changes i did for studying
@Jarrix Interesting! I will keep that in mind. Thank you for your suggestion!
Thanks ❤
More content, this is amazing
Haha, thank you!
Let me know what you think of the tips, and if you have read these books before, what are your thoughts on them?
hi nice video i will read these books
I was wondering about monk mode for a while now so can you guys make a detailed video on monk mode
anyways i can't force do it if you can it would be really helpful for me and i hope for many people❤
Need a subtitles 😊
Appreciated
Thank you so much! 🙏🏽
Bro 1 small feedback ,at the end of 30 sec of every new video whole video summary is needed....Name of specific topics with points
Help, i studied for 16hrs for each exam , tested my self and got every question right, but after exam my grades were 70%
I have no idea what to do
Firstly, 70 is a great grade to get.
Secondly, when you get your exam go through your mistakes and check for a pattern, focus on learning those questions and topics that you got wrong first before going through the important ones again.
the devin stuff is indeed scary but yea why worry about something which didnt even happen
Found you! Go study!
- Sealord IV, Ritsu
Hey can you recommend some good books for students who are yet to enter college ? That would be really helpfull
Awesome question! These are my personal recommendations:
Deep work by Cal Newport
How to become a Straight A student by Cal Newport
Eat the Frog by Brian Tracy
13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do by Amy Morin
Mindset by Carol Dweck
How to Make friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie
Atomic Habits by James Clear
The Subtle Art of Not giving a f*ck by Mark Manson
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R Covey
Feel free to add your rec under this comment. Let's generate our own huge library.
Daring greatly- Brene brown
Interesting l will cover these books on my channel ! Thanks for the video l love your channel
Thank you for your kind words and support!
Keep me posted on your video!
Mike and Matty I have a question would this apply for people in let’s say a later stage in life for example I’m 24 and still in college with no degree yet right now I feel like I’m I don’t know I’m falling behind like I should already be where I wanted to be in life but I’m not and that there are other people that are younger than me that are already having success? I want to be this kind of person that is irreplaceable in the field of work I would like to be part of.
Hey there! It absolutely applies to you.
There is a misconception that you need to figure stuff out before a certain age or risk falling behind.
I want to let people know that they don't have to put any pressure on nor blame themselves for not "lagging"
Some people take more time to find their purpose while some find out early, that's it. There is no timer on when a person should have things all mapped.
Please take all the time you need, okay? You won't lose anything by being late.
only reason this channel is dying title of the is isn't clear for example of the video should be like How to learn or ... but yours tile is like how i study smartly it actually not make any snes
169th..🎉
Well played. I see what you did there. 🤣🤣
is it weird that for the longest time i thought both of them were the same people? :(
You aren't the only one. I don't see it though. How's that possible. 🧐
Thanks for the video .
So you are not a doctor anymore ?
That's correct. We are former doctors!
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do u have any good self help book or some really good one recommendation which have been publised after covid? really wanted to enrich myself from smtg which impacted the entire world thus the writing too. tho i havent seen one . deepwork,quiet and never spilt the difference are some of my favs which really stuck to me .
I recommended some books to a follower, so hopefully, this will do!
Deep work by Cal Newport
How to become a Straight A student by Cal Newport
Eat the Frog by Brian Tracy
13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do by Amy Morin
Mindset by Carol Dweck
How to Make friends and influence people by Dale Carnegie
Atomic Habits by James Clear
The Subtle Art of Not giving a f*ck by Mark Manson
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R Covey
Feel free to add your own recs under this comment. Let's generate our own huge library.
ive read most of them expect 1.tho do you happen to knows the ones published after pandemic which are as good as Quiet or never spit a difference types. i can definitely add. thanks for the rec and effort@@KoiAcademy
@@KoiAcademy The Third Door by Alex Banayan
Quiet by Susan Cain
Never spilt the differnce by Chris's Voss
The chimp paradox by Prof Steve Peters
@nionio678 These look so interesting! Which one is your favorite, and why?
@nionio678 That's actually interesting. Let me give it a thought and get back at you!