If I Was a Student Again, I'd Do This
A video on YouTube. In Self-Improvement, a Krater category.
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Ali Abdaal shares eight strategies he wishes he had used during his medical student years to transform his productivity and student experience.
From the video
Answers: What are the best strategies to improve productivity and study efficiency as a student?
- time blocking and calendar management
- evidence-based study techniques
- studying with friends
- exploring diverse clubs and societies
- learning universal skills
- experimenting with side hustles
- taking photos for memories
- managing energy levels over time management
What it concludes
- Running your life entirely through your calendar transforms productivity by eliminating unstructured default time waste.
- Using evidence-based study techniques learned through dedicated research yields far better exam results and efficiency than unguided studying.
- Studying in a group using techniques like Pomodoro makes studying more effective and enjoyable through social accountability.
- Sampling diverse sports and activities rather than hyper-focusing early leads to greater long-term success and life fulfillment.
- Learning universal toolbox skills such as public speaking, negotiation, and video editing synergizes with any future career.
- Experimenting with side hustles as a student provides autonomy, control, and early financial success while stakes are low.
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