What Do People Who Get Results Do Before Studying?
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BEFORE -> AFTER
"I'm working hard, but I can't get results…"
-> "I now know what effort directly leads to results!"
"I have a poor memory…"
-> "I remember things naturally, and don't forget them!"
"I can't stay motivated…"
-> "I feel bad if I don't do it!"
"I don't have enough time..."
-> "No more studying that I don't need!"
"It's hard to 'get started'..."
->I can start studying in 'automatic mode'!
Preparation before studying!
People who get results create "tailor-made" study methods that suit them.
They "prepare" a study method that suits them "before" they start studying.
This is why they can continue making "efforts that suit them" and achieve results without hardship.
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Overview
It's not your brain that's at fault. It's your preparation!
This book will teach you how to get results even if you hate to study and are not good at it!
Table of Contents
Your preparation determines results before you start studying.
INTRODUCTION
It doesn't matter if you don't like studying or have no time!
You can always find the study method that suits you by writing the matrix.
PART1
Study method for "Like x Weakness"
Break down your goals and objectives to find the right direction for your efforts.
PART2
Study method for "Dislike x Weakness"
By creating a scientific routine, you can start studying in an automatic mode.
PART3
Study method for "Dislike x Strength"
Get the maximum effect in the minimum time with four steps.
PART4
Habits that improve your brain
Connecting the "Why?" to become smarter naturally.
PART5
The Habit of Sustaining Efforts
You can continue your efforts efficiently by adjusting your mindset.
Author Profile
A group of "Real Dragon Zakura" Students who passed the University of Tokyo entrance exam in reverse order and lecturers who have experience teaching "Real Dragon Zakura."
In addition to gathering many current students who have "passed the exam in reverse order," the team includes veteran instructors, including one with over 30 years of experience teaching at a major prep school.
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