Do you ever feel overwhelmed as a student? Do you sit for long hours, making frustratingly slow progress on readings, assignments, and homework? Do you often give into the urge to procrastinate?

These are common problems. A lot of students say that they have “an inability to focus” or “lack of concentration” when they study. But what are the underlying problems that are actually causing you to struggle with concentration when you study? What’s stopping you from being productive?

For most students, the reason they struggle is because they haven’t planned their study sessions for maximum productivity. Productivity does not happen by accident. ‘A’ students who get top grades with a reasonable investment of time and effort understand that you have to plan for productive work. And that’s exactly what I’m going to show you how to do in this class.

What the class covers:

Step 1: Start setting-up a simple (but super effective) productivity system.
Step 2: Adopt scheduling best practices.
Step 3: Utilize best practices and tips for staying efficient while you study.

These three simple steps will get you started on the path to productivity as a student!

Jim Kirkwood

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