Great tips! Someone below said this too but I would love to see how you actively study and use past year papers (tips & tricks on this alone). I think the not taking notes part of your video is the hardest to wrap my mind around, for me. Congrats on the match btw!
The tips here are very helpful, thanks Kharma. I tried active learning by working on the past year paper but I had the difficulty to answer the questions as I have not mastered the concepts and linkage between the facts. I am wondering if you can make a video showing how you did it with some live examples? Guess it may help others as well. Thanks
I've just switched to taking notes on Notion thanks to watching your old video - I'd seen a lot of other UA-cam videos on it but it was your video which really let me see how useful it could be for me and pushed me to try it out. It's changed my life as it means that my notes are well organised and easy to find when I need them (such as when reviewing my answers to past paper questions).
The best possible advice to listen to just before writing my mocks. It just helps relief all the pressure. And just like always, thank you for the great content!! Keep it up
5:58 Not a day goes by when I don’t hate myself for not creating a study space for my friends instead of gatekeeping resources that could’ve helped many of my classmates.
I see that jacket Nas 👀. Wonderful videos as always. I especially agree with the fact that past paper questions are essential. I started using them as my main form of learning for my 9th and 10th IGCSEs, when I watched your videos. Thanks you so much !!
Even I am like let me go through everything and then I will do the past papers and the result is that I can never complete them! I feel kinda scared doing the papers first but I guess I’ll give it a try! Absolutely Love these videos!!🧡
in fact when doing the past papers first youll know what is most important when reading lectures or literature and youll recall that what you read/went through it in the past papers
Hi! I have a request for you. After your experience with the USMLE steps and the new study’ techniques; If you would need to take the the Step 1 now. How would you do it? What would be your plan or your study schedule? Would you use the same resources?
Best tips i've ever received. To be honest im going through the exact same mistakes you did. So, this was a very good mind opening video that can help you change your studying techniques for the best. Thanks Nasir for another grate vid
Your the man. Needed these ideas been lacking on study’s just started college. Can work out for hours no problem but learning medical info an issue after two hours XD. This helped a lot 🤙🏻
Honestly your videos help me a lot especially keeping track of my to do lists, having a study schedule and many more. TBH I learned a lot from you Nasir. I love this channel, thank you for sharing this to us. Road to 1M subscribers✊
Thanks for sharing this. Thought I’d do the same a little study group of mine teach the others out weakest areas e.g. I would teach an area of linguistics that I’m not confident with so the person in the group who is confident can tell me if I’ve fully understood it. We also teach each other what we’re really good at so the others can learn from us. It works really well and you learn a lot of extra skills too. To teach is to learn.
I really want to improve this “working/studying with others”. I usually study slowly and by the time I’m done with chapter 1, other students would have finished 3 chapters or so.. that’a why I have never studied with someone else 😭😭😭
actually everything doesnt end up to exams we should study to improve our knowledge not only passing exams as a nursing student im just doing my best to study all topics but it takes a long time
Guys, I really need your help… I’m a 1st-year medical student…I never take notes, instead I just study on resources (PDF) digitally on my iPad but in a neat & active way; Taking the resource, splitting it into several chapters & reading each single chapter individually highlighting the important information… Is that an efficient way to study ??
Hey Nasir! I've been stuck in a rote loop. I don't know how I can get out of it. Rote loop + passive learning. Right after the exam, everything I studied is poof, gone from my head, I end up spending hours and hours again on the same topic for the next bigger exam. I have big exams coming up, I'm desperate to do well but nothing stays in my head with the large content for a long time, how can I help myself? Loved this video and rest of your content😊
Where do you suggest pulling past paper questions from in a very unique university that creates its own exams based off the content it chooses to focus on solely, where you also don’t know anyone who has previously taken the course, and find no info about it online? Would like to implement this technique but don’t know where to start considering this universities uniquely crafted lectures and exams. Thank you.
How to use active recall in physics and maths is making active recall question on formula and important concept is not efficient Is prectice test is more efficient then formula or both in write order
im in a situation where i dont have acess to exam papers or past ones (they're made by my Uni and they dont upload them) so how do I go about taking the examible points
Hi, I'm currently on my dedicated for Step 1. I do q banks all day, and still take a lot of notes from them. Would you still recommend the no notes approach?
I'm notes person... So ill not change this method for next few months... But.... Let me tell you... Past papers are MUST MUST They exams I failed when I do paper in last moments.. And when I do start past papers in start. I always clear in first attempt because I know... Which is most important.... And which I have to skip for a while... So.... I'm here to tell you... PLEASE 🙏 do past papers and don't repeat my mistake... Bye 👋🏿 ❤️
Hey Nasir. I’m in high school (grade 7-12) and I’m looking for better ways to study other than just questions and rewriting notes. Would you consider studying in groups a viable option? Love the vids and good luck in your future career :)
no notes!! if i write anything down..just brief and concise jotted points as i can always look it up. no more elaborate note-taking as thAt would take alllll of my time up PLUS IT'S NOT EVEN FUN ANWAYS.
One of your mistakes in your videos is you don’t laugh now a days! I used to watch your videos about 4/6 months before but now you have changed a bit. You don't laugh, why bro!?!?! Don't take too much pressure on life,I know you don’t. But you became a tough tasker and we miss your smile.
In the US, the puzzle you show in your thumbnail is recognized as the autism symbol fyi.. lots of love just had to point that out as it could be offensive to some people
As a pre med student who uses most of their time studying I just recently figured out that I am not studying effectively and with my MCAT right around the corner it’s terrifying to risk changing my study habits because I’ve been getting great results however after hearing thoughts on not writing notes and how it’s been working well for you I’m going to give these tips a try
i suggest not to try new things as you have your exams in the corner because trying new things if your exams are close will cause inconsistency in your normal way of studying , which as you said gets you good marks as well ( this was suggested by kharma himself btw ) so try sticking with your normal note taking or try if you want to just a suggestion . good luck
i think it would be really cool to try using no notes, let us know how it goes!! Im in highschool and im really really really wanting to get faster at studying
I am in my first year psychology and did the same in the first semester, endless note taking, which I realised after the exams, had been pointless. I now focus on relisening lectures, reading lecture notes and looking at past exam papers.
I'm a 3rd year psych student who struggles with ADHD, so reviewing lectures is a daunting task in itself, however I have noticed that when profs provide a single past paper I understand what I should be studying more clearly and can relate it to the lectures. Problem for me is, none of my profs provide past papers anymore and I cannot seem to find any that are geared toward psychology, have you managed to find any resources which provide just that? Thanks!
@@InversePacman Hey! I've not been through the UK or US university systems so not sure if this will be relevant or not (I am a psychology student though). When I didn't have access to past papers I would make my own. I'd go through the lectures and think about what the most important things to know seemed to be, then write questions covering those topics and also write out an ideal answer based on the lecture information. Then after a week or two I'd try to answer the questions from memory and compare my answers to the 'ideal answers' I'd written from my notes. If you have friends in the class it can be great if everybody writes their own questions and shares them because then you can see what other people think are the most important points and good answers to these. The first time you do this you could even make a time to talk with the lecturer or tutor to see if you are on the right track in terms of identifying the main things they are looking for.
Wow. This "not taking notes" thing is so relatable. I recently switched to not taking notes too when I realised the ultimate fellow that assists us in the examination hall is our Brain. All information needs to be stored there, whether through writing notes or directly from text books. So yea it is a waste of time sometimes and can give you a false sense of accomplishment Thankyou Nasir for these amazing and lesser known tips 🙏
Hello Divyani , Could you please explain me what was exactly tips he was talking about , i did not quite catch him well. He was just talking about overall knowledge. But i did not understand new mathods. And what kind of technics Could you tell me what we should do to learn proparly! And what exactly tips we should do and what mistakes we should not! Thank you in advance
One of my studying mistakes: Not knowing for this channel earlier. Last year and a half of my graduate studies I was so much more productive with less effort by following and listening to you. I graduated 7 days ago in Computer Science. Thank you!
Kharma your videos have helped me alot, I discovered your channel in 12th grade and now I am in medicine and anatomy is just alot. The amount of terminology never stops. Your channel and story helps a lot
I feel the same way about computer science sometimes and I have friends in a variety of majors who feel the exact same way about their majors. Grass is always greener on the other side lol.
Such valuable tips! I feel motivated and inspired to try different studying technics since I’ve always just wrote notes on paper or the computer. Thanks again Nasir, love your videos and this awesome community! Good luck to everyone else studying and stay safe! ✌️
I had the same problem with hand written notes, so I tried not taking them and unfortunately with engineering degrees writing is a must.. it sucks how much time it takes but drawing diagrams, writing formulas and definitions is the only way I can understand and learn
past papers are great but i feel like without background knowledge and base its not efficient at all. i’d recommend past papers when medical school content becomes recycled bc u already learned the material u just need a refresh and practice.
Nasir, I hear you, but depending on what you're studying, taking notes and writing down schemes is sometimes necessary to summarize the huge amount of information you need to learn. As a lawyer, I find it hard not to do it. Aside from passing the exames, do you think past paper questions help you in the hospital as well?
BTW, last summer I read a tweet about the use of these study with me videos to cope with ADHD and that's when I got to your channel. Today, I can say that my studying performance has improved a lot, as well as being more organized in general, almost all of it thanks to you :D
For my tax law exam i did past papers quite in the beginning when i started to study for this exam and i felt sooo stupid coz i didnt knw everytng, it took me sooo long to do those exams etc bt that was the best waay to study sooo much more efficient cz then i know where to focus etc. i got 95% with this technique
Hi Nasir, I recognised myself so much in some of the struggles in mentality around studying for exams! It gives me more courage to try different techniques and see what works best. I feel like many are stuck in writing and typing notes and that so much emphasis is on this technique to learn for exams that we forget to study how to study and what works best for ourselves! Good luck to everyone in finding what works best for them! ;)
I totally agree with the use of past papers being really helpful, but unfortunately in my country where I study medicine there is no such thing. There's no place where the past questions are stored. Of course we try and ask students that have already finished the year about their exams, but professors know that and deliberately try to come up with some crazy questions every year so that we don't "just learn past questions and pass the exam". It leads to the questions being more and more specific and out of context, so its really hard to prepare for it. It feels like the significance of students knowing the most important part of material is gone and now they just try to make us fail. From what I gathered from your videos studying in UK feels more balanced and focused on practical knowledge instead of memorising every little detail that probably wont be useful when we finally get to practice medicine in hospitals.
"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different outcome" (forgot the last bit lol) this quote really helped me in my studies because as you said : if something - even if it worked once- doesn't work anymore for you then change it! great video as always :)
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00:26 : mistake 1 (no notes)
03:01 : mistake 2 (managing pressure)
05:48 : mistake 3 (have a study grp)
07:39 : mistake 4 (active learning is smarter)
09:45 : mistake 5 (past year papers: use as guide)
Thanks 👍
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Thank you!
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Thank you
Great tips! Someone below said this too but I would love to see how you actively study and use past year papers (tips & tricks on this alone). I think the not taking notes part of your video is the hardest to wrap my mind around, for me.
Congrats on the match btw!
The tips here are very helpful, thanks Kharma. I tried active learning by working on the past year paper but I had the difficulty to answer the questions as I have not mastered the concepts and linkage between the facts. I am wondering if you can make a video showing how you did it with some live examples? Guess it may help others as well. Thanks
I've just switched to taking notes on Notion thanks to watching your old video - I'd seen a lot of other UA-cam videos on it but it was your video which really let me see how useful it could be for me and pushed me to try it out. It's changed my life as it means that my notes are well organised and easy to find when I need them (such as when reviewing my answers to past paper questions).
The visual gag with “University Demands got larger and larger” is sheer genius. Well done 👏🏽
This man is really boon for students.
5:04 “and reflecting on” 😂 love that cool effect!
The best possible advice to listen to just before writing my mocks. It just helps relief all the pressure. And just like always, thank you for the great content!! Keep it up
Make a video on different study techniques and who should choose which one according to their personailities
5:58 Not a day goes by when I don’t hate myself for not creating a study space for my friends instead of gatekeeping resources that could’ve helped many of my classmates.
Why so?
@@rahmahassaf2275 I wanted to be helpful and supportive to my classmates.
@@PokhrajRoy. why were you not?
@@rahmahassaf2275 I forget.
@@PokhrajRoy. if you forgot why didn't you in the first place then why be sad about it now? Anyway, you can always support them further
I see that jacket Nas 👀. Wonderful videos as always. I especially agree with the fact that past paper questions are essential. I started using them as my main form of learning for my 9th and 10th IGCSEs, when I watched your videos. Thanks you so much !!
Thanks for sharing your hard earned wisdom, Nasir! Good luck to all my fellow students out there!
Hey Doc 🙌🏻
“Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.”
Even I am like let me go through everything and then I will do the past papers and the result is that I can never complete them! I feel kinda scared doing the papers first but I guess I’ll give it a try!
Absolutely Love these videos!!🧡
in fact when doing the past papers first youll know what is most important when reading lectures or literature and youll recall that what you read/went through it in the past papers
Last step is crucially important....
But sometimes I really just ignore that...
We need a vlog now 😁
Hi! I have a request for you. After your experience with the USMLE steps and the new study’ techniques; If you would need to take the the Step 1 now.
How would you do it? What would be your plan or your study schedule? Would you use the same resources?
yay, new content from nasir, im so happy!
Best tips i've ever received. To be honest im going through the exact same mistakes you did. So, this was a very good mind opening video that can help you change your studying techniques for the best. Thanks Nasir for another grate vid
Your the man. Needed these ideas been lacking on study’s just started college. Can work out for hours no problem but learning medical info an issue after two hours XD. This helped a lot 🤙🏻
Honestly your videos help me a lot especially keeping track of my to do lists, having a study schedule and many more. TBH I learned a lot from you Nasir. I love this channel, thank you for sharing this to us. Road to 1M subscribers✊
Thanks for sharing this. Thought I’d do the same a little study group of mine teach the others out weakest areas e.g. I would teach an area of linguistics that I’m not confident with so the person in the group who is confident can tell me if I’ve fully understood it. We also teach each other what we’re really good at so the others can learn from us. It works really well and you learn a lot of extra skills too. To teach is to learn.
Thank you 👀
I really want to improve this “working/studying with others”. I usually study slowly and by the time I’m done with chapter 1, other students would have finished 3 chapters or so.. that’a why I have never studied with someone else 😭😭😭
actually everything doesnt end up to exams
we should study to improve our knowledge not only passing exams
as a nursing student im just doing my best to study all topics but it takes a long time
you really helped me bro! thanks..
Guys, I really need your help…
I’m a 1st-year medical student…I never take notes, instead I just study on resources (PDF) digitally on my iPad but in a neat & active way;
Taking the resource, splitting it into several chapters & reading each single chapter individually highlighting the important information…
Is that an efficient way to study ??
This was great help, thank you!
These are awesome tips ,thanks for sharing 💫
great video, gave few insights
Fortunately or Unfortunately, I’ve had a most great guy for what might appear on a Question Paper. Idk if anyone felt like this.
Did you just gain 1k followers with this video?
Oh god, congratulations 🎉
Your honestly make you special.
Nice video, thanks!
Thank You for your great video n life changing motivation ❤️
Hey Nasir! I've been stuck in a rote loop. I don't know how I can get out of it. Rote loop + passive learning. Right after the exam, everything I studied is poof, gone from my head, I end up spending hours and hours again on the same topic for the next bigger exam. I have big exams coming up, I'm desperate to do well but nothing stays in my head with the large content for a long time, how can I help myself? Loved this video and rest of your content😊
A lot of love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
What's apps do you use to take notes?
Where do you suggest pulling past paper questions from in a very unique university that creates its own exams based off the content it chooses to focus on solely, where you also don’t know anyone who has previously taken the course, and find no info about it online? Would like to implement this technique but don’t know where to start considering this universities uniquely crafted lectures and exams. Thank you.
No "what is up guys Kharma medic here and welcome to another dose" boy you've changed
King
How to use active recall in physics and maths is making active recall question on formula and important concept is not efficient
Is prectice test is more efficient then formula or both in write order
can't wait to see more study vlog...............................
i like this new technique,but it doesnt work in A Levels
Hi Nasir, I’m a first year medic and wanted to ask if you could provide a link for those flash cards at 6:00?
im in a situation where i dont have acess to exam papers or past ones (they're made by my Uni and they dont upload them) so how do I go about taking the examible points
Hi, I'm currently on my dedicated for Step 1. I do q banks all day, and still take a lot of notes from them. Would you still recommend the no notes approach?
I'm notes person... So ill not change this method for next few months... But.... Let me tell you... Past papers are MUST MUST
They exams I failed when I do paper in last moments.. And when I do start past papers in start. I always clear in first attempt because I know... Which is most important.... And which I have to skip for a while... So.... I'm here to tell you... PLEASE 🙏 do past papers and don't repeat my mistake... Bye 👋🏿 ❤️
Where can we find past papers from I study psychology at university but can’t seem to find any past papers
Hey Nasir. I’m in high school (grade 7-12) and I’m looking for better ways to study other than just questions and rewriting notes. Would you consider studying in groups a viable option? Love the vids and good luck in your future career :)
He answers it in the vids..
Hi
Co stakes
I have my stage 1 exams in 2 weeks at kcl and I feel like I don’t know anything 😭😭😭 do you have any tips/know where i can access the past papers?
Only problem when you don't have any past paper questions 😅
Plzz plZ add subtitle 😭
Hello bro
Does anyone know what type of timer app was Kharma using on his desktop at around 10:17? 🙏🏻
What app you recommended for students like me
what brand of keyboard？
no notes!! if i write anything down..just brief and concise jotted points as i can always look it up. no more elaborate note-taking as thAt would take alllll of my time up PLUS IT'S NOT EVEN FUN ANWAYS.
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“Welcome back to another dose!” - I’ll say it for you since you forgot 😭😭
I think you should start selling hoodies kharmamedic with your chanel name and profession.
I think everyone would agree
One of your mistakes in your videos is you don’t laugh now a days!
I used to watch your videos about 4/6 months before but now you have changed a bit. You don't laugh, why bro!?!?! Don't take too much pressure on life,I know you don’t. But you became a tough tasker and we miss your smile.
where the arabic translation please
need arabic translation
Why bsdk
Just dont kill people or screw babies.eww
SWM?
Arabic captions please🥺
In the US, the puzzle you show in your thumbnail is recognized as the autism symbol fyi.. lots of love just had to point that out as it could be offensive to some people
As a pre med student who uses most of their time studying I just recently figured out that I am not studying effectively and with my MCAT right around the corner it’s terrifying to risk changing my study habits because I’ve been getting great results however after hearing thoughts on not writing notes and how it’s been working well for you I’m going to give these tips a try
i suggest not to try new things as you have your exams in the corner
because trying new things if your exams are close will cause inconsistency in your normal way of studying , which as you said gets you good marks as well ( this was suggested by kharma himself btw ) so try sticking with your normal note taking or try if you want to just a suggestion . good luck
i think it would be really cool to try using no notes, let us know how it goes!!
Im in highschool and im really really really wanting to get faster at studying
Oh your so lucky take these notes. Also try to get rid if negative words like terrifying,,, good luck
How did you do?
I am in my first year psychology and did the same in the first semester, endless note taking, which I realised after the exams, had been pointless. I now focus on relisening lectures, reading lecture notes and looking at past exam papers.
I'm a 3rd year psych student who struggles with ADHD, so reviewing lectures is a daunting task in itself, however I have noticed that when profs provide a single past paper I understand what I should be studying more clearly and can relate it to the lectures.
Problem for me is, none of my profs provide past papers anymore and I cannot seem to find any that are geared toward psychology, have you managed to find any resources which provide just that? Thanks!
@@InversePacman Hey! I've not been through the UK or US university systems so not sure if this will be relevant or not (I am a psychology student though). When I didn't have access to past papers I would make my own. I'd go through the lectures and think about what the most important things to know seemed to be, then write questions covering those topics and also write out an ideal answer based on the lecture information. Then after a week or two I'd try to answer the questions from memory and compare my answers to the 'ideal answers' I'd written from my notes. If you have friends in the class it can be great if everybody writes their own questions and shares them because then you can see what other people think are the most important points and good answers to these. The first time you do this you could even make a time to talk with the lecturer or tutor to see if you are on the right track in terms of identifying the main things they are looking for.
@@intuitivelyeating6702 I love this, thank you very much and I will give it a go!
Wow. This "not taking notes" thing is so relatable. I recently switched to not taking notes too when I realised the ultimate fellow that assists us in the examination hall is our Brain. All information needs to be stored there, whether through writing notes or directly from text books.
So yea it is a waste of time sometimes and can give you a false sense of accomplishment
Thankyou Nasir for these amazing and lesser known tips 🙏
100% agree!!
Hello Divyani ,
Could you please explain me what was exactly tips he was talking about , i did not quite catch him well. He was just talking about overall knowledge. But i did not understand new mathods. And what kind of technics
Could you tell me what we should do to learn proparly! And what exactly tips we should do and what mistakes we should not!
Thank you in advance
One of my studying mistakes:
Not knowing for this channel earlier.
Last year and a half of my graduate studies I was so much more productive with less effort by following and listening to you.
I graduated 7 days ago in Computer Science.
Thank you!
@@arpitanand9478 thanks man!
how to join your discord channel?
Kharma your videos have helped me alot, I discovered your channel in 12th grade and now I am in medicine and anatomy is just alot. The amount of terminology never stops. Your channel and story helps a lot
filter the most important informations by past paper s
Sometimes it feels like studying medicine is a mistake
I feel the same way about computer science sometimes and I have friends in a variety of majors who feel the exact same way about their majors. Grass is always greener on the other side lol.
translate with arabic , pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Such valuable tips! I feel motivated and inspired to try different studying technics since I’ve always just wrote notes on paper or the computer. Thanks again Nasir, love your videos and this awesome community! Good luck to everyone else studying and stay safe! ✌️
I had the same problem with hand written notes, so I tried not taking them and unfortunately with engineering degrees writing is a must.. it sucks how much time it takes but drawing diagrams, writing formulas and definitions is the only way I can understand and learn
Do what works for you. He said that himself.
past papers are great but i feel like without background knowledge and base its not efficient at all. i’d recommend past papers when medical school content becomes recycled bc u already learned the material u just need a refresh and practice.
Nasir, I hear you, but depending on what you're studying, taking notes and writing down schemes is sometimes necessary to summarize the huge amount of information you need to learn. As a lawyer, I find it hard not to do it. Aside from passing the exames, do you think past paper questions help you in the hospital as well?
BTW, last summer I read a tweet about the use of these study with me videos to cope with ADHD and that's when I got to your channel. Today, I can say that my studying performance has improved a lot, as well as being more organized in general, almost all of it thanks to you :D
Hi Doc it's sai from the India. Your videos are precise and come out when it's much needed. Thank you
Peace✌️✌️✌️
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For my tax law exam i did past papers quite in the beginning when i started to study for this exam and i felt sooo stupid coz i didnt knw everytng, it took me sooo long to do those exams etc bt that was the best waay to study sooo much more efficient cz then i know where to focus etc. i got 95% with this technique
The way u study, ur iq should be over the top
Hi Nasir, I recognised myself so much in some of the struggles in mentality around studying for exams! It gives me more courage to try different techniques and see what works best. I feel like many are stuck in writing and typing notes and that so much emphasis is on this technique to learn for exams that we forget to study how to study and what works best for ourselves! Good luck to everyone in finding what works best for them! ;)
What is the background song ???
Finally.... I have been waiting for this vedio for the past 2 hours
Keep going kharma medic
Love from India 👍👍
I totally agree with the use of past papers being really helpful, but unfortunately in my country where I study medicine there is no such thing. There's no place where the past questions are stored. Of course we try and ask students that have already finished the year about their exams, but professors know that and deliberately try to come up with some crazy questions every year so that we don't "just learn past questions and pass the exam". It leads to the questions being more and more specific and out of context, so its really hard to prepare for it. It feels like the significance of students knowing the most important part of material is gone and now they just try to make us fail.
From what I gathered from your videos studying in UK feels more balanced and focused on practical knowledge instead of memorising every little detail that probably wont be useful when we finally get to practice medicine in hospitals.
Man I wish I was as consistent as you with the upload schedule.
Great video as usual 👍🏻
I'm waiting for this notification for a long time, best notification ever❤
This video is so good 😊 I really liked it.
Thank you so much for advices) Music in the background is bit distracting I think)
Im in high school i have no other option other than rote memorization and preparing for my med school entrance exam
The guitar audio ... can i have it ?
Help!!!ed
Thank you kharma medic
Can you put the link for your discord?
It’s Patreon link
"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different outcome" (forgot the last bit lol) this quote really helped me in my studies because as you said : if something - even if it worked once- doesn't work anymore for you then change it! great video as always :)
For me it's not about insanity, it's about consistency
The quote is “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, and expecting a different result”.
@@doxo9597 I was about to say that.