How Just 1% Improvement Changes Everything
If you improve by just 1% each day, by the end of the year you will be 365% degrees ahead of where you are now.
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If you improve by just 1% each day, by the end of the year you will be 365% degrees ahead of where you are now.
Just a few simple tweaks to your study habits could help you see some marked improvement in your results – probably with less effort.
Poor results are common, and you are not stupid, or hopeless just because it has happened to you. All you can control is how you deal with the disappointment and use it to fuel your determination to succeed.
Many people think of mindfulness of zoning out, but in fact it is the process of zoning in, being fully immersed in the present moment and engaging all of your attention and senses in order to heighten the experience.
We might think we are using our time more effectively when we multitask, but in fact it is less efficient and leads to increased errors.
Your limiting beliefs can pose the biggest obstacles to your success. Identifying, acknowledging and understanding them helps you turn them into superpowers that boost your performance and your results.
One of the biggest challenges people face is finding the balance between their everyday “life” activities – sport, cultural activities, work, relaxing and socialising – and studying. So how – and when – can you find enough time for studying? Should you do it first thing in the morning? Lunchtime? Or later in the day?
Success doesn’t stem directly from the amount of time invested. If you want to succeed as a student, the trick is to organise your day efficiently so that you can achieve more in less time.
Many people set goals at the start of the new year, only to abandon them soon after. Here are 5 quick tips to help you set, plan and achieve your goals this year.
Far from being a waste of time, mock exams are an excellent tool to help us improve our study techniques and habits to make the most of our time in the lead up to the final ATAR exams.
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