It may seem like a fairytale but I promise you it’s possible to get more studying done in less time.
Without realising it, you are likely wasting a hefty amount of your precious time on ineffective and inefficient studying. And I know that you don’t have lots of time to waste.
You wanna tick off those tasks and reach your academic goals WITHOUT spending every spare hour chained to your desk.
So let’s do it. Listen to this episode to find out 8 simple ways you can get more studying done in less time.
It’s time to study smarter, not harder so you can achieve the university grades you want in a lot less time and with a lot less stress.
Ways to listen:
- Listen in the player at the top of this page
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Resources and links:
- Discover more ways to get more studying done in less time by joining the Kickbutt Students Club.
- Grab a copy of my book – The Return to Study Handbook.
- Sign up to my free resource library filled with printables, worksheets and mini-guides to help you uplevel your study skills, get more done in less time, and achieve higher grades.
I’m a distance learner at an open university from India. I dropped out of traditional university when I was 21 due to health and family issues, and then had to enroll at the open university so I could complete my graduation. But I chose completely different subjects (I had to get a bachelor of arts – basically anything that didn’t have a practical component.) And I’d always been a really good student earlier, but shifting from engineering to the humanities and to a distance education while also dealing with my health issues really made me struggle initially. But then I adapted, and learnt how to study for a humanities degree and how to manage time and energy, and I’m really loving it now. And I LOVE your blog. It’s so on-point. If I had come across your blog earlier I’d have been able to apply this wisdom from the start instead of learning it through trial and error. I’m still getting new insights and it’s like having a friend while I study. Distance education can get pretty lonely. I love you and your blog and I just like listening to your podcasts and reading your posts.