*🎧 Summary Of The Video 🎧* 🎥 Habit 1: Starting Early 🎥 Habit 2: A study routine that works for you 🎥 Habit 3: A study routine that is backed up by science 🎥 Habit 4: A vision board (Milanotes for reference) 🎥 Habit 5: Regularly exploring beyond the curriculum 🎥 Habit 6: The mindful breaks 🎥 Habit 7: Not interrupting the first 20-30 of focus 🎥 Habit 8: Prioritising 🎥 Habit 9: Make studying more enjoyable 🎥 Habit 10: Surrounding yourself with people who have similar goals 🎥 Habit 11: Building good routines/habits (Atomic Habits for reference) 🎥 Habit 12: Being organised (Notion for reference) 🎥 Habit 13: Never comparing yourself
To me active recall doesn’t bore me as much as it causes me anxiety over how much Ive forgotten… it sets me back and it is definitely something I dread doing. However it has proven to be very effective, so it’s like a battle with my own self to do active recall.
Honestly i can definitely relate to this for SURE! the key with active recall is ignoring the devastating ego death/realising that ego death is evidence you’re not wasting a second of your time studying stuff you already now Bottom line is getting things wrong = learning And if you’re not getting things wrong, you aren’t challenging yourself enough
@@DrFayeBate I REALLY needed to hear that. I will power through and watch my ego die I guess. I will update after my finals to let you know how it went. Thank you Faye.
UPDATE: I passed. In all my exams. And Im not gonna lie I struggled a lot with the frustration of how much I’ve forgotten but this time around I continued studying through the tears and all. So glad I did 💗 Thank you Faye and good luck to all you got this 🩷🌸
i see a lot of myself in you, which is comforting. after an incredibly successful “gifted kid” era i begun flopping and panicking through the end of the highschool. i realized (recently) i never actually knew how to study at the first place. now here we are, after 3 years, i unfortunately ended up in a different degree than i wanted but i decided i’ll still try to get into med school. because it was always what i dreamed about. also, did i mention i’m recently getting an ADHD diagnosis as a 21 year old lol. sooo i’m going through a lot. life rn is confusing, and heavy but you’re such a huge inspiration to me in terms of what you’ve been going through and how openly + honestly you’ve been sharing those experiences. you often times give me hope and actual solutions about my current problems. i’m hoping to be able to get through those problems this year. thank you for being an inspiration to me. i admire you and your honesty makes my life better ❤
@@jenna5550 🥲🥲 but it gets better i promise. i slowly realized i’ve not lost it all and its actually possible to re-learn the things im used to (like studying)💝
recently i started using obsidian for note taking and it did wonders for me. When i started it first it wasn't pleasant but when i started building up my notes day by day - DANGG started loving it.
Can we get a whole video of your phone and iPad/MacBook setups for when you were in school? All the apps or extensions and such for what helped you study, did you keep social apps on your phone etc.? I’m thinking of going to PA school but I am a 28 year old mom of 3 boys and my attention span from all of the hormones and daily tasks is really getting ahead of me. I want so badly to do it but it feels out of reach at my age with my circumstances.
another tip: when you study pay attention to things, which you don't know yet, which are not exactly clear for you - and try to learn those things, that helped me a lot in my university studing
Yes this is so on time! I’m transitioning from my PhD 🎓 to medical Postdoc this fall 😅 and definitely needed some inspo + tips for preparing for it over the summer (learning a new coding language and studying research papers) loved the video!! Thanks for sharing 😆
I wasted too many time on my academic years mostly because of undiagnosed ptsd and adhd… and now, in France it’s too late for my medical studies … I wish I could go back in time 😢
It’s never too late, there’s a lady becoming doctor Becs with no traditional qualifications she became a doctor at 42 and a guy is in med school 3 rd year at 51! Now that you have your diagnosis if you still want to become a doctor go for it you’ll get the support you need and deserves. Good luck
@@yalanp97 I am very grateful for this comment, thank you for taking the time 🥹 France doesn’t allow to take medical 1st year more than 2 times . But I’ll check more opportunities (maybe in another country😄), I’m really motivated , thank you again 🤍🙏🏽
this comment is like three weeks late(sorry) but i relate to this so much i didnt do well in school because of my undiagnosed adhd,im doing a course soon which hopefully gets me into veterinary nursing in college next year as i didnt do well enough to get in from school grades,i am going to be older than most of the people in my class as im a mature student which scares me and i also thought it was too late for so long but i truly believe now that its never too late!so please dont give up on your dream of medical studies!!there is always a way i promise!! i believe in you!and im sorry to hear about your ptsd i hope you are okay now, please be kind to yourself😊im rooting for you❤❤
@@roisindoyle6829 thank you from the bottom of my heart 🤍 I admire your courage and I’m convinced you’ll do a fantastic work on your studies and beyond. Our brain doesn’t follow sometimes but our heart and motivation is kinda persistent right ? 🥰 I can’t help but tell you this : right back at you sweetheart ! About the « be kind to yourself » cause we know we’re all there , and you deserve to hear it billion times. I wish you the best and sending you my deepest gratitude and support 🤍
Honestly I never understood the whole Anki obsession med students on the west have. For me it seems impossible to fit like 900 pages of physiology into a deck.
it's because you're supposed to only create cards for information ***you must remember*** and stuff you often get wrong. creating a deck with too much information is pointless, so instead, study the subject, take practice exams and only then create cards off of what you got wrong, for example.
@@ana891 All of the 900 pages is a must remember lol, they ask everything in our oral exams. I've never seen anyone doing flashcards in my year, but ig each to their own
I’ve definitely found only doing flashcards based on questions I’ve got wrong has helped cut this number down massively! Because some things do stick easier than others
i needed this right now!! i have only 4 exams left and my thesis (BCs in cosmetic science), but at times i just feel so unmotivated :( your videos really help and thank you for representing women in STEM!
I love your videos. I picked up Atomic Habits this week and downloaded the forest app based on your recommendations to help me while I going to law school, started using the forest app for the studying as soon as I downloaded it.
I have another thing: Figure out WHY you dislike school and your work. Is it the workload? Is it a specific subject you dont like? is it just because you are going with the crowd? or is something off? For me I CANNOT do anything with pencil. I found this out one day while i was doing some school and i was like... wait... this is so cool! now i regularly purchase colorful pens so that my writing is pretty and I have two colors on a page to keep me focused. With only pencil or no highlighting i get lost quickly and have headaches. I found that when i incorporate highlighters, felt tip pens, and color to my work, it is SO MUCH EASIER. Just find that one thing that makes studying fun :D
The lack of buzz around Women’s Magic Truths on Borlest is baffling. This book holds the key to amazing secrets, but no one seems to care. Don’t stay in the dark - find out what everyone’s missing!
Hi Faye can you please continue the video about the personalities that you don't need to stop to be respected so something like that... That began with being a people pleaser. Please continue the video and upload it please, thank you❤ Faye Faye Faye
i have my first alevel exam in less than 2 weeks and im so worried that i will fail. its also my resit as i didnt do well. i struggled with depression for 2 years. i know its my fault i didnt try both last year and this year. im trying to not think about the outcome and just try my best the next few weeks. i know there are many opportunities [apprenticeships, access courses, foundation years]. but im still scared of change and if i were to take another gap year or a foundation year i will be 2 years behind my peers and that scares me the most.
Everyone has their timeline, you can do this! Also not sure if your school is aware of your mental health, sometimes this grants extra time for you to do things ❤ you got this
Don’t panic about being behind. I followed the “usual” timeline of A-levels at 18 and degree straight afterwards. I didn’t enjoy my career and retrained in my 30s for a job I love. I know several other people who did the same. Under-25s are definitely not the only students in a university.
i have my finals tomorrow , made thousands of timetables but couldn't follow through .. my head jst wouldn 't shut up for 2seconds and let me focus .. but anyw im gonna try again
It's crazy how no one is talking about Women’s Magic Truths on Borlest. This book has secrets that could change everything, but people seem blind to it. Wake up and see for yourself!
Visualisation is impossible for me I am APHANTASIC my minds eye is blind I can’t even visualise what an apple looks like…. How do you visualise if you can see images in your head? If I figure that out my academic flop will be over…. I can’t even make a mind map because it makes me stressed because I see lines and words and none of it makes sense
The silence around Women’s Magic Truths on Borlest is unbelievable. This book reveals powerful techniques, yet people remain unaware. Don't miss out - discover what everyone's ignoring!
I am giving my AS exams currently it due to undergoing two surgeries in one year I am not well prepared. Is it possible for me to get into medical if I don’t get all A’s? I really wanna know the answere
This was boring to watch, atleast for me. A little advice ,take it or not, try to add more texts and pictures rather than just sitting and talking. Otherwise, it was insightful.
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*🎧 Summary Of The Video 🎧*
🎥 Habit 1: Starting Early
🎥 Habit 2: A study routine that works for you
🎥 Habit 3: A study routine that is backed up by science
🎥 Habit 4: A vision board
(Milanotes for reference)
🎥 Habit 5: Regularly exploring beyond the curriculum
🎥 Habit 6: The mindful breaks
🎥 Habit 7: Not interrupting the first 20-30 of focus
🎥 Habit 8: Prioritising
🎥 Habit 9: Make studying more enjoyable
🎥 Habit 10: Surrounding yourself with people who have similar goals
🎥 Habit 11: Building good routines/habits
(Atomic Habits for reference)
🎥 Habit 12: Being organised
(Notion for reference)
🎥 Habit 13: Never comparing yourself
Thank u sm!
thanks my friend i appreciate you
To me active recall doesn’t bore me as much as it causes me anxiety over how much Ive forgotten… it sets me back and it is definitely something I dread doing. However it has proven to be very effective, so it’s like a battle with my own self to do active recall.
Honestly i can definitely relate to this for SURE!
the key with active recall is ignoring the devastating ego death/realising that ego death is evidence you’re not wasting a second of your time studying stuff you already now
Bottom line is getting things wrong = learning
And if you’re not getting things wrong, you aren’t challenging yourself enough
@@DrFayeBate I REALLY needed to hear that. I will power through and watch my ego die I guess. I will update after my finals to let you know how it went. Thank you Faye.
UPDATE: I passed. In all my exams.
And Im not gonna lie I struggled a lot with the frustration of how much I’ve forgotten but this time around I continued studying through the tears and all. So glad I did 💗 Thank you Faye and good luck to all you got this 🩷🌸
i see a lot of myself in you, which is comforting. after an incredibly successful “gifted kid” era i begun flopping and panicking through the end of the highschool. i realized (recently) i never actually knew how to study at the first place. now here we are, after 3 years, i unfortunately ended up in a different degree than i wanted but i decided i’ll still try to get into med school. because it was always what i dreamed about. also, did i mention i’m recently getting an ADHD diagnosis as a 21 year old lol. sooo i’m going through a lot. life rn is confusing, and heavy but you’re such a huge inspiration to me in terms of what you’ve been going through and how openly + honestly you’ve been sharing those experiences. you often times give me hope and actual solutions about my current problems. i’m hoping to be able to get through those problems this year. thank you for being an inspiration to me. i admire you and your honesty makes my life better ❤
You sound so much like me!! It’s crazy to realize at 21 that I never learned to study and I’m really paying for it now in uni.
@@jenna5550 🥲🥲 but it gets better i promise. i slowly realized i’ve not lost it all and its actually possible to re-learn the things im used to (like studying)💝
this is so important 2:50 it sounds so simple and obvious, that it kept being ignored and forget.
recently i started using obsidian for note taking and it did wonders for me. When i started it first it wasn't pleasant but when i started building up my notes day by day - DANGG started loving it.
Can we get a whole video of your phone and iPad/MacBook setups for when you were in school? All the apps or extensions and such for what helped you study, did you keep social apps on your phone etc.? I’m thinking of going to PA school but I am a 28 year old mom of 3 boys and my attention span from all of the hormones and daily tasks is really getting ahead of me. I want so badly to do it but it feels out of reach at my age with my circumstances.
dont stress keep going lady!! I'm proud of you Mom.
another tip: when you study pay attention to things, which you don't know yet, which are not exactly clear for you - and try to learn those things, that helped me a lot in my university studing
Yes this is so on time! I’m transitioning from my PhD 🎓 to medical Postdoc this fall 😅 and definitely needed some inspo + tips for preparing for it over the summer (learning a new coding language and studying research papers) loved the video!! Thanks for sharing 😆
I wasted too many time on my academic years mostly because of undiagnosed ptsd and adhd… and now, in France it’s too late for my medical studies … I wish I could go back in time 😢
It’s never too late, there’s a lady becoming doctor Becs with no traditional qualifications she became a doctor at 42 and a guy is in med school 3 rd year at 51!
Now that you have your diagnosis if you still want to become a doctor go for it you’ll get the support you need and deserves.
Good luck
@@yalanp97 I am very grateful for this comment, thank you for taking the time 🥹
France doesn’t allow to take medical 1st year more than 2 times . But I’ll check more opportunities (maybe in another country😄), I’m really motivated , thank you again 🤍🙏🏽
this comment is like three weeks late(sorry) but i relate to this so much i didnt do well in school because of my undiagnosed adhd,im doing a course soon which hopefully gets me into veterinary nursing in college next year as i didnt do well enough to get in from school grades,i am going to be older than most of the people in my class as im a mature student which scares me and i also thought it was too late for so long but i truly believe now that its never too late!so please dont give up on your dream of medical studies!!there is always a way i promise!! i believe in you!and im sorry to hear about your ptsd i hope you are okay now, please be kind to yourself😊im rooting for you❤❤
@@roisindoyle6829 thank you from the bottom of my heart 🤍 I admire your courage and I’m convinced you’ll do a fantastic work on your studies and beyond. Our brain doesn’t follow sometimes but our heart and motivation is kinda persistent right ? 🥰 I can’t help but tell you this : right back at you sweetheart ! About the « be kind to yourself » cause we know we’re all there , and you deserve to hear it billion times. I wish you the best and sending you my deepest gratitude and support 🤍
faye ur vlogs really heals me mentally so thats why i alsways asked for it
FAYEEE MY BAEE love you so much ❤❤ you helped me so much! Your absolutely gorgeous btw.
Thank you so much 🥹🥹 hope you enjoy the video xxx
I love the way you talk omg
I need this as I plan to go back to school in the fall.
Honestly I never understood the whole Anki obsession med students on the west have. For me it seems impossible to fit like 900 pages of physiology into a deck.
it's because you're supposed to only create cards for information ***you must remember*** and stuff you often get wrong. creating a deck with too much information is pointless, so instead, study the subject, take practice exams and only then create cards off of what you got wrong, for example.
@@ana891 All of the 900 pages is a must remember lol, they ask everything in our oral exams. I've never seen anyone doing flashcards in my year, but ig each to their own
I’ve definitely found only doing flashcards based on questions I’ve got wrong has helped cut this number down massively! Because some things do stick easier than others
@@ana891thanks for this
I just LOVE your advice Faye, thank you so much!
i needed this right now!! i have only 4 exams left and my thesis (BCs in cosmetic science), but at times i just feel so unmotivated :( your videos really help and thank you for representing women in STEM!
Came in a critical time, thanks a lot. You always motivate me❤
Oh my gosh I’m binging your vids they’re so helpful ❤️ appreciate all your hard work ! Love you girl!!!💘
So so happy you find them useful 🥹🫶🏼
This whole video is great, but the tip at 13:07 really stands out. So useful!
I love your videos. I picked up Atomic Habits this week and downloaded the forest app based on your recommendations to help me while I going to law school, started using the forest app for the studying as soon as I downloaded it.
I have another thing:
Figure out WHY you dislike school and your work.
Is it the workload? Is it a specific subject you dont like? is it just because you are going with the crowd? or is something off?
For me I CANNOT do anything with pencil. I found this out one day while i was doing some school and i was like... wait... this is so cool! now i regularly purchase colorful pens so that my writing is pretty and I have two colors on a page to keep me focused. With only pencil or no highlighting i get lost quickly and have headaches. I found that when i incorporate highlighters, felt tip pens, and color to my work, it is SO MUCH EASIER.
Just find that one thing that makes studying fun :D
well done faze, im still in school and this will probably
help me allot
Faye! I’m 29 and I’ve been wondering if I’m too old to start med school. I follow you since the beginning! (6k followers) ❤❤❤
We love uuuuu omg❤❤❤
🥹🥹🥹
I love your honesty & kindness in addition to the feeling of proud of u even when I don’t know u Faye but thank u for everything dear🫶🏻🤍🤍🤍
I've never related more to someone istg
I’m flattterrredddd 💅🏼
Teaching and Feynman's technique is soo underrated
You're literally my idol💕💕
Happy to see a new video)❤
Just tried the milanote, it's really nice !!! You can make aesthetic board to motivate you or use it in all sorts of stuff, highly recommand !!!
I was so looking forward to this video!❤
I hope you enjoy 🫶🏼
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Thanks Faye🇳🇬❤
This channel was necessary for my brain. Subscribed subscribed subscribed
These vedios help me to keep working hard....my final exams are very close
The lack of buzz around Women’s Magic Truths on Borlest is baffling. This book holds the key to amazing secrets, but no one seems to care. Don’t stay in the dark - find out what everyone’s missing!
You should make books 🤩
Okay, I love you thank you
You are great. Thank you so much for this. I'm not a medical student but I wanna be like you darling. I am from Sri Lanka😊.
Hi Faye can you please continue the video about the personalities that you don't need to stop to be respected so something like that... That began with being a people pleaser.
Please continue the video and upload it please, thank you❤
Faye
Faye
Faye
i have my first alevel exam in less than 2 weeks and im so worried that i will fail. its also my resit as i didnt do well. i struggled with depression for 2 years. i know its my fault i didnt try both last year and this year. im trying to not think about the outcome and just try my best the next few weeks. i know there are many opportunities [apprenticeships, access courses, foundation years]. but im still scared of change and if i were to take another gap year or a foundation year i will be 2 years behind my peers and that scares me the most.
Everyone has their timeline, you can do this! Also not sure if your school is aware of your mental health, sometimes this grants extra time for you to do things ❤ you got this
@@KrumperFiokas thank you so much ❤️
Don’t panic about being behind. I followed the “usual” timeline of A-levels at 18 and degree straight afterwards. I didn’t enjoy my career and retrained in my 30s for a job I love. I know several other people who did the same. Under-25s are definitely not the only students in a university.
i have my finals tomorrow , made thousands of timetables but couldn't follow through .. my head jst wouldn 't shut up for 2seconds and let me focus .. but anyw im gonna try again
thank u so much 🤍
It's crazy how no one is talking about Women’s Magic Truths on Borlest. This book has secrets that could change everything, but people seem blind to it. Wake up and see for yourself!
U r so relatable I lobe you
Thanks for this xx
Visualisation is impossible for me I am APHANTASIC my minds eye is blind I can’t even visualise what an apple looks like…. How do you visualise if you can see images in your head? If I figure that out my academic flop will be over…. I can’t even make a mind map because it makes me stressed because I see lines and words and none of it makes sense
Love your videos 🥹💕
Hey fayee. Wish you could've elaborated on studying beyond the curriculum, how exactly?
Am I blind or is the template not linked hahaha thank you for the video though Faye. Love from Australia!
dont judge me wrong next one is vlog and around 50 min utes or more
hey does anyone remember the collage app faye used to use?? it cut out the backgrounds automatically and made a rl pretty photo dump x
It's milanote
Hello Faye, What about studying 4hours daily consistently, is that enough in medical school?
The silence around Women’s Magic Truths on Borlest is unbelievable. This book reveals powerful techniques, yet people remain unaware. Don't miss out - discover what everyone's ignoring!
how old were you when you started med school?
I am giving my AS exams currently it due to undergoing two surgeries in one year I am not well prepared. Is it possible for me to get into medical if I don’t get all A’s? I really wanna know the answere
Does is also work for humanity major such as History,Philosophy,English etc.
12:57 not to be that guy but it's formulaic not formuleic
Also can you teach us on 1. How your schedule was as a YT and medical school student
Also how you manage all the script writing, medicine, and a life?
With ADHD
Thanks
So like am I not supposed to read
Türkçe altyazı plss 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷 seni seviyorum askoo 💃💃💃💃
Let me see if I can add how! Sorry about that
@@DrFayeBate ama yine de seni seviyorum 🤍🤍
This was boring to watch, atleast for me. A little advice ,take it or not, try to add more texts and pictures rather than just sitting and talking. Otherwise, it was insightful.
HI FAYEE HOW ARE THINGSS 🤍🤍
HEY! They’re going on just busy busy busyyyy but not busy enough to come say heyyyy 🎀🎀
I have exams starting from June 24 and struggling, do you have any advice to help me not give up
(end of yr 12)