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I got a printer summarised on ChatGPT & then took a printout

How about learning new language like english or etc , you don’t write any new vocabulary or phrases or points ? How could you be sure you don’t forget during review it?

Notes is so f ing trash. Like i wasted all my time writing down than just reading, at the end after writing the whole ass chapter i don't remember, maybe i do but don't feel productive it just doesn't make me feel that i remember that concept. It takes me about 5 to 10 min to understand a concept but take 20 to 30 min to write and i feel more productive, understand more and do smt when i read and explain to myself, u may say to write what you understand but like at the end of the day people like are so lazy that we dont open it. All i wanna say is actively understanding is betterc than actively writing because reading makes you remember longer

I have been trying to fight my brain for so long. I’ve been using time blocked planners and calendars and notebooks and notion planners and google calendar but DAMN. I’m just not wired in the regimented way. I need to embrace the chaos. I’m studying for the GMAT so thank you for getting me through what seemed like a never ending studying rut

Thats it im gonna get myself a cat

i really needed this thank you

You video and what you said told a truth: you never know how to study.

Please make a video on SAT Tricks

I love this video, short and precise to the point.

I took your advice and got an F!!! Thank you so much!!!

My math teacher always told me to talke notes thats where my 80% of mind was going when lesson and today i didnot took that much notes and actually it worked:) danke <3

Thank you for the actionable step-by-step plan. I don't have time to listen to a bunch of theory, but not telling me specifically 'how'. Thank you for not wasting my time.

Thanks ♥️ a lot , i can study with notes and without it from childhood but now it's my habit to take notes but it takes so much time ⏲️😖that's why my study of each subject became slower like you mentioned 2 hrs understanding and 5 hrs notes 😢so i searched for it is note necessary to study and found your video not I'm happy ❤

Kloom 😢 I am very smart I believe but getting organised is a big problem so how do I manage my self whilst I learn chaoticly I watched that video

I realized that too. I always took notes when I was in HS and college the first time. I recently started going back to school and not taking notes and just going over the books over and over and using quizlet. I'm a better student at 35 than I ever was as a kid and young adult.

Its like painting, you paint in layers, but the current layer has to dry before you add another layer. Let some time go by before you work at it again.

I had a 4.0 in college never took notes because its easier to absorb a lesson when your not distracted by writing

Bro, your video is gold, thank you! I appreciate it so much, just come across your channel, subscribed on first video and this is the second video, liked both. You're really awesome, thank you.

Affective today. I’m no longer taking extensive amounts of notes.

Ok. I am a chronic note-taker and a chronic book non-commital...This means I will take notes, and then halfway through the semester, I will STOP using my book, leaving half of it unused. I recently threw away about THIRTY notebooks with only half of their pages used. If I can apply your method of studying and retaining new information, this would help me through grad school and make me an excellent journalist. Thank you, man!

1. Read the last question of the statement first 2. Leave hard questions for the end 3. Go for the simplest answer 4. Dont change your answers-trusg your gut 5. Dont review the questions you know are right 6. Dont review right before the exam

This is super helpful (I'm a med student myself). Thank you

Love your videos, you've got it figured out right

1.Its okay to fall behind. Don't beat yourself up. Accept that you're behind. 2. Keep things simple. 3.Assess the damage! 4. Planning and prioritising. Identify the hours you'll spend and be realistic. 5.Identify all deadlines 6. Be specific babe! 7.Prioritise in terms of time and importance. 8. Action! 9.Change the environment and try to do sth different eg.workout paint draw meditate or clean. 10. Maintenence recovery breaks 11. Don't power through everything. 12. Be positive!! 13. Talk to anyone about it or journal. 14. Don't do it all at once. 15. Start with easy tasks 16. Find out why you procrastinated.

Great content dude🎉

That was a very good example. I can feel better now.

bro i literally owe you one now xd

Kloom! I saved this video while ago. Then suddenly I remember it. Thank you for inspiration ❤

Video was very helpful btw but I feel like I am a hopeless case

I am not sure If Kloom will even reply to this (probably not) But I am a Nursing Student. It has been half of first semester and I am like 7 weeks behind in most of my courses. I don't think there is anyone worse than my situation. Is It even possible for me to recover?

woah. this video really came at the right time. I've struggled with this. Glad to know im not alone, thank you for the tips! Hope your studies go well!

Thanks so much! If I need to remember something I reread the chapters to find the big ideas.

Doc kloom. Miss ur vlogs.

I literally regret not clicking on this video sooner but I'm grateful for clicking on it before school starts! Thank you and I will try to embrace the chaos :))

The currency stuff is relatable 😢

Can you leave us the link of a good human anatomy atlas that you personally use..¿

Thank you ❤ simple and to the point.

Thank you for this ❤

Proud of you cousin ❤

Thank you so much

how can you be so relatable to me in breaking 2 famous myths taking notes and studying in morning🙀

How old are you?

This video says everything I struggle with, it helped me a lot, thank you ❤ I felt less lonly❤‍🩹

Nice video! Lets connect and collab.

Are you in alfaisal university in Ryiadh?

Very helpful 💯

wt.... your cat looks exactly like mine

Hiii, Why not make a video saying about the system in your med school & explaining the pros & cons of it? Thanks.

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!

3x25mins are more than enough for me😅