How I would study in med school (if i could start over)

Studying in medical school is something that many students do without much thought, but this often results in study processes that leave students feeling lost, frustrated and burnt out. In this video, I'll share actionable tips on how I would study efficiently and effectively in medical school.
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[@myungkyopark]

Nice video Emil! I am currently a Biomed student at the University of Auckland (If you know), and I have watched your videos a lot ever since high school.

[@JorinPexa]

I'm surprised that you're this underrated. I love the quality of your content brother 💪.
PS: You sound really experienced in this stuff, so do you know of anyone that's interested in a educative/inspiring thumbnail? I am a video designer and planning on perfectly recreating the ideas of content creators... So I'm planning on asking the right questions, matching the brand, studying the viewers, matching the personality... and then using the right techniques (sometimes I'd like to jump out of the comfort-zone and learn new stuff) so that I can keep adjusting till they're satisfied with their ideal thumbnail.

[@EmilEddy]

Thank you! Was your question whether I know anyone looking for a video designer? I'm not sure at this stage but it might be worth sending people some inquiries

[@JorinPexa]

Thanks for the quick response. I'm actually looking for people struggling with CTR and getting their ideas across in terms of thumbnail design who are looking for a fix

[@shreyasurabhi253]

Thank you

[@shafinbepary2000]

road to 20k les go

[@hyunjinisaussiefightme5203]

hi emil!! could you please tell what app/software you use for editing

[@cher8693]

the ali abdaal title 😭😭😭

[@jamietippett7932]

Hi thanks for your content 🙂 do you have a specific amount of time you would recommend to dedicate to learning things before class and revision after class, a few days after, a week later and a month later, because it can be easy to fall into the trap of doing too much revision and not moving forward to the next content. Also after you reach the point of active recall after a month on a topic, would you recommend to not revise the topic again or would you just repeat it once every month, thanks 👍

[@EmilEddy]

Good questions! I don't have a specific amount of time I dedicate to things, but I always try to ensure that I have done at least 15-30 minutes of prestudy for a topic before I go to class. You can do as much revision as you want as long as you are also prioritising prestudy. After one month, information tends to be quite strongly stuck in my long term memory, and in my case, I'd end up revising it through placement. If you don't get those opportunities, I'd recommend maybe doing 2 months or integrating revision of that topic into another

[@jamietippett7932]

@@EmilEddy great answer, thanks for your reply. Thanks a lot for your content it helps more than I can put into words. I agree with the matrix as well of actually focusing on things that are far away first that are important as it can be left, whilst the urgent stuff you will naturally do, your way of working I can relate very much to, thanks very much 👍