Dear ATAR Achievers Members, We’re evolving to better serve you! 🎉 To focus on delivering even more value, we’re consolidating our efforts into the ATAR Achievers Dux Community. This means that we’ll be closing the free community. But don’t worry—you don’t have to miss out! You can join us in the Dux Community with a FREE 7-day trial to experience everything we offer—completely risk-free. Inside the Dux Community, you’ll find: ✅ Premium resources to ace your studies ✅ Direct access to expert guidance ✅ A supportive network of ambitious achievers like you We’d love for you to continue this journey with us. 🌟 👉 Click here to join the Dux Community now and start your free trial: https://www.skool.com/atar-achievers-dux-9364/about Thank you for being part of our amazing community—we can’t wait to see you on the inside! With gratitude, Anthony Lance R. Nieves Founder / CEO of ATAR Achievers

🎯 Small Win Challenge: Day 1 Hi ATAR Achievers! 👋 Today, we’re kicking off with a super simple challenge to help you score your first small win. Here’s what to do: 1️⃣ Declutter Your Study Space: Spend 5 minutes clearing your desk. A clean space = a focused mind. 2️⃣ Focus for 25 Minutes: Pick one high-weight topic (like key concepts in Accounting & Finance) and study it deeply. Use a past exam question if you have one. 3️⃣ Post Your Progress: Share your completed work or reflections in the community! Example: "I just completed my first 25-minute session on [topic], and here's what I learned!" 💡 Why This Works: Starting small helps you build momentum, and sharing your progress keeps you accountable. Can’t wait to see your wins — let’s go! 🚀

Hey ATAR Achievers! I want to share something that has completely transformed my study routine and boosted my academic performance: creating a customized Study Planner using First Principles Thinking and Elon Musk's Optimization Algorithm. If you’re looking to ace your ATAR exams while studying smarter, not harder, this is for you. My Journey to an Effective Study Planner Like many of you, I used to feel overwhelmed by the sheer volume of subjects and topics I needed to master for the ATAR exams. My study sessions were often disorganized, leading to procrastination and unnecessary stress. Determined to change this, I turned to First Principles Thinking—a method that breaks down complex problems into their most basic elements—and Elon Musk’s five-step optimization process. Here’s how I did it. 1. Question Every Requirement The first step was to question every requirement. I started by identifying what I truly needed from a study planner. Instead of accepting that a planner must have certain sections because "that's how it’s always been done," I asked myself: - Why do I need a study planner? To organize my study schedule. To track my progress. To reduce stress and procrastination. By stripping away assumptions, I focused on the core purpose: enhancing productivity and achieving academic excellence. 2. Delete Any Part or Process You Can Next, I deleted any part or process that wasn’t essential. I realized my initial planner had too many unnecessary features that cluttered my focus. For example: - Removed: Daily motivational quotes. - Removed: Multiple sections for different types of notes that I rarely used. This simplification made my planner more streamlined and easier to use, allowing me to concentrate on what truly mattered—my study goals. 3. Simplify and Optimize With the non-essential elements gone, I moved on to simplify and optimize the remaining features. Here’s what I did: - Organized by Subject: Each subject had its dedicated section with clear headings. - Color-Coding: Used different colors for each subject to quickly identify study sessions. - Integrated Study Techniques: Added sections for Active Recall and Spaced Repetition to enhance memory retention.

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