Study Life Tips

Learn the four-step method for setting informational boundaries that filter distractions, engage actively with useful content, recognise fear-based research habits, and maintain focused action towards your goals.

The Certified Pomodoro Technique Practitioner program transforms your daily focus practice into an official credential, teaching you to master 25-minute sessions, honour real breaks, and work with time deliberately.

Discover how to kickstart any project by mining your existing notes first. Learn a simple three-step method to search, group, and organise the ideas you've already captured—so you never start...

Learn how to handle study interruptions without losing focus or damaging friendships by negotiating a reconnection time and following up as promised—a simple habit that protects both your productivity and...

Learn how a simple 60-second clarity check at the start and end of your study sessions can reveal what makes you focused and what clouds your thinking.

Transform punctuality conflicts from tense standoffs into calm cooperation by owning your timing needs with I-statements and a clear reverse-calendar plan, rather than blaming or controlling others.

Discover why three focused editing passes deliver better essays than endless tweaking. Learn the structured approach that saves time, reduces stress, and produces polished work without the perfectionism spiral.

Learn the simple three-step check that helps you evaluate any claim and spot genuine results by always asking 'Compared to what?' before trusting a result.

Transform tangled sentences into clear, confident writing with three simple checks: focus on one idea per sentence, use basic punctuation, and run a spell-check.

Discover the simple visual pacer technique that stops your eyes from bouncing backward and transforms choppy reading into smooth, focused study sessions using just your finger as a guide.

A practical guide showing parents how to support different learning styles by offering both overview-first maps and steps-first checklists, empowering children to choose the learning path that works best for...

Learn how to identify non-sequiturs—those sneaky logical leaps where conclusions don't follow from reasons—and use the simple 'so what?' test to build arguments that actually make sense.