Hey, friends! Hope you enjoyed today's video about "How I Remember Everything Using RemNote [Ultimate Guide]". Take advantage of all my favorite med school tips and tricks in this free guide here! (themdjourney.com/med-school-success-handbook/)
Great video as always! How do you balance reading textbooks, review books, review articles, clinical trials etc or watching review videos with the aim of getting better professionally in clinical practice and not necessarily for the exam? Would be interesting to see your approach to this as a fellow
I go to quicker to digest resources due to limited time. That means podcasts on drives in to work, review articles on specific topics, occasional articles on new and important studies, and questions banks when possible to get some practice in
Hey, great video! Should I focus on learning Anki, or is RemNote a better tool for med school? I’m in my last semester of undergrad and hopefully starting med school soon. Is it worth investing time into Anki since so many med students use it, or is RemNote the new go-to for mastering material? I want something I can rely on long-term. What would you recommend?
Since you have time I think trying out RemNote now would be helpful. Most students use Anki since that's what everyone is using but it has its cons and when you start a busy semester of med school it's harder to transition. Plus you can always convert your RemNote cards to Anki if you choose to switch over
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Hey, friends! Hope you enjoyed today's video about "How I Remember Everything Using RemNote [Ultimate Guide]". Take advantage of all my favorite med school tips and tricks in this free guide here! (themdjourney.com/med-school-success-handbook/)
Great video as always! How do you balance reading textbooks, review books, review articles, clinical trials etc or watching review videos with the aim of getting better professionally in clinical practice and not necessarily for the exam? Would be interesting to see your approach to this as a fellow
I go to quicker to digest resources due to limited time. That means podcasts on drives in to work, review articles on specific topics, occasional articles on new and important studies, and questions banks when possible to get some practice in
Hey, great video! Should I focus on learning Anki, or is RemNote a better tool for med school? I’m in my last semester of undergrad and hopefully starting med school soon. Is it worth investing time into Anki since so many med students use it, or is RemNote the new go-to for mastering material? I want something I can rely on long-term. What would you recommend?
Since you have time I think trying out RemNote now would be helpful. Most students use Anki since that's what everyone is using but it has its cons and when you start a busy semester of med school it's harder to transition. Plus you can always convert your RemNote cards to Anki if you choose to switch over
Thank you! I will give it a try. Keep up the good content!
what watch do you have
Samsung Watch 6