I’m planning the next 4 weeks of content and I want it built around your needs. What would help you most right now? Pick your top 2–3 and be specific in the comments: 1. 📚 Study method deep dives (active recall, spaced repetition, blurting, Cornell, etc.) 2. ⏱️ Time management templates (time-blocking boards, weekly planners, exam countdowns) 3. 🤖 AI study prompts & workflows (quiz generators, notes → flashcards, review schedulers) 4. 🧪 Course/Exam-specific Q&As (share your subject + syllabus pain points) 5. 🎯 7-day sprints & accountability (daily check-ins, mini-deadlines) 6. 🧠 Anti-procrastination & focus protocols (phone rules, environment design, Pomodoro) 7. 🗂️ Cheat sheets & checklists (revision checklists, exam day routines) 8. 👩‍🏫 Live office hours / hot seats (get feedback on your plan in real time) 9. 💪 Energy & mindset (sleep, exercise, stress tools that boost learning) 10. 🧭 Career/uni strategy (picking courses, internships, applications, portfolios) Comment format:• Your picks: #__ , #__• Your context: degree/subject + exam date• What would make it a 10/10 resource for you? I’ll prioritize the most requested items for next week’s calendar. Let’s build this with you, not for you. 🙌 (If you want me to cover something else entirely, say “WILDCARD” and describe it.)

Most students wake up, start studying, and hope for the best. The problem? No clear goals = no clear results. ✅ Daily goals give you focus. ✅ They create small wins → big momentum. ✅ They stop you from wasting hours on “busy work” instead of what really matters. Here’s the kicker: our AI tool inside the University program takes this to another level. You don’t just write goals, you upload your calendar + 3 daily priorities, and the AI shows you exactly how to structure your day for max focus and productivity. It’s like having a study coach in your pocket every single morning. Want access? Comment ''AI'' below and I’ll show you how you can start using it today. 🚀

I have competitive friends, that are always better than me. I compare myself a lot with others (in sport, school etc.). Do you have any tips for me, on how to stop myself for comparing myself to others? (Especially in an competitive environment, in which people compare each other often).

Starting this week, we’re going to host up to 3x per week to help you study smarter not harder. They are always hosted at 6PM Central European Time and 6PM Eastern Time (check the Calendar tab on Skool). Here’s what’s coming up: 🧠 monday: learning methods that actually work Learn how to study less, remember more, and stop wasting time with ineffective techniques like rereading and highlighting. ⏰ wednesday: time management for students Build a weekly structure you can actually stick to. No more cramming at 2am or feeling overwhelmed by your to-do list. 🚫 friday: how to beat procrastination (for good) Understand why you keep putting things off and learn science-backed strategies to finally break the cycle. ⏳ Register now, ask your questions, and get personal support. Which one are you joining next week? 👇