Reading textbooks for hours but forgetting everything by exam day? You're stuck in the consumption phase. Most students never reach the digestion phase - where learning actually happens. The PACER method fixes this by sorting information into 5 types, each with a specific strategy to make it stick. Want to know how to remember everything you read? Comment "READ" below for the complete breakdown 👇

Still trying to figure out when to study, when to take breaks, and how to fit everything in? I've created a complete Time Blocking Guide that shows you: - Procrastination - why we delay and how to overcome it (pages 2-3) - The Eisenhower Matrix - prioritizing what matters (page 4) - Time blocking - structuring your day (page 5) - How your phone destroys you - phones and procrastination (page 6) - Work efficient effective - time management techniques including Pomodoro, active recall, spaced repetition, batching tasks, and focusing on one thing at a time (page 7) Comment "TIME" below and I'll send you the guide 👇

Your brain isn't broken. It's doing exactly what it's designed to do - clearing "unused" information. Meanwhile, Japanese students memorize 2,000+ Kanji characters and remember them for LIFE. Their secret: Five specific hacks backed by neuroscience. Want to know how to beat the forgetting curve? Comment "REMEMBER" below for the complete breakdown 👇

You spent your entire childhood in classrooms... But nobody ever taught you the science of learning. That's why 90% of students still use methods that research proves DON'T work: - Re-reading textbooks (builds false confidence) - Highlighting everything (feels productive, isn't) - Copying notes (wastes hours) There's a better way backed by decades of research. Want to know what actually works? Comment "LEARN" below for the complete breakdown 👇

After analyzing thousands of struggling students, I've identified the 3 biggest patterns: 1. Wrong mindset (fixed vs growth) 2. Poor time management 3. Ineffective learning methods Most students fix one but ignore the other two - which is why they keep struggling. Want to know exactly what these mistakes are and how to avoid them? Comment "MISTAKES" below for my complete breakdown 👇