Mike Dee

Productivity for Students: Study Smarter, Not Harder

These are really good notes Pype! You mentioned how you're relatively quiet and you don't have much confidence - and I totally empathise with you. I was always known as 'the quiet kid' at school.What I realised was, the more I worked on my grades and other activities outside of school, I would improve and achieve more, and my confidence would grow along with it. Because my grades were improving, I would have more confidence and more motivation, so I'd study more, and my grades would improve more - and I experienced a kind of spiral affect to the point where I had very good grades and relatively high confidence.You also mention that you're trying to network more. This can be extremely powerful. I was on a Zoom call with a friend a while ago and he asked me, "what's your number one personal development tip?" and I said, without hesitation, "networking".Because nothing else really comes close. Whenever I'm stuck with my business, or with creativity, or even in my personal life, it's when I talk to people and we 'mind melt' that always - without fail - helps me out of the trap that I'm in.So in conclusion - really impressive notes Pype. You have some really strong self-reflection skills!

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