Maximizing human potential isn’t just about working harder; it’s about learning smarter, staying motivated, and finding the right balance in life. Whether you’re a student, professional, educator, or lifelong learner, personal growth is a journey that never stops. Imagine combining powerful motivation techniques, expert productivity strategies, and transformative remote teaching skills into one immersive learning …
Time Flow: How to Slow Down and Make Every Moment Count
Time is one of the most fascinating yet elusive aspects of our lives. Everyone seems to agree on one thing: time flies faster as we grow older. You’ve probably heard people say, “I don’t know where the time went,” or “The years just fly by.” I hear this every day. Yet, my own experience has …
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Profession vs hobby: doing the thing we love for money
Is there a big difference between profession and hobby? What happens when a hobby becomes a profession and vice-versa? Can we truly be happy with anything we choose to do? I will try to answer from my personal perspective. More reading here, here, and here. About me As you might know, I have a PhD …
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Learning Challenges Faced by Children of Divorced Parents
The process of divorce is generally tricky and painful for all involved, especially for children. The emotional disturbance created by the adjustment to the new environment of the family mostly hurts the child’s academic performance. The disruption of their parents’ separation period may lead the kids not only to lose concentration on their studies but …
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Get inspired by your goals
Usually, we talk about smart goals and smarter goals. Smart goals are fine. They are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Timely. But do they motivate? Are you inspired by your goal? If you are not sure, you should start setting smarter goals. More reading here, here, here, here, here, here, and here. Why SMART goals are …
A letter from a real 1:1 student after the first session with Anna
Recently, we published testimonies from some students who completed the 1:1 course. Today, I am sharing an actual letter from a real student written between the first and second sessions with Anna. I received his permission to use the full letter and the entire content of the message. From: Jonathan Stogsdill Hey Dr. Lev, 1. …
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Time Management for Students: Balancing School, Work, and Play
Time management is a crucial skill for students, especially those juggling multiple responsibilities like school, work, and extracurricular activities. Effective time management can help reduce stress, improve academic performance, and maintain a healthy work-life balance. This article explores various time management strategies specifically tailored for students. Effective time management is all about achieving the right …
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5 Note-Taking Methods For College Students That Truly Work
Note-taking is an indispensable skill for college students, essential for remembering information, organizing thoughts, and studying for exams. Unfortunately, finding the appropriate note-taking techniques may be daunting; this article outlines five proven note-taking methods that can help maximize students’ learning potential and support academic endeavors, and that helped me write my paper. 1. Cornell …
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The ideal home for better learning
How can we design and decorate our homes to improve the learning experiences? Is it possible? Is it expensive? This is a personal opinion based on my experimentation. This article talks about how the way we live can change our memory. It’s an important topic, and there’s a special course just for it. Here is …
Books you MUST read fallacy
There are long lists of books you MUST read. What are the common qualities of these books, and how are these books beneficial? How reading books can be both an advantage and a disadvantage? How do books compare with the alternatives? This article starts ordinary and then takes an unexpected twist. If your are interested …