Leonard Fisher - Studying 101: 20 of the Best Study Hacks to Improve Your Memory and Your Grades

As I look back on my life, I am amazed that it has been 20 years since I sat in a classroom listening to my teachers and forcing to study. I would remember dragging myself out of bed at six in the morning, getting showered and dressed and rushing to the bus stop in order to catch the bus before I had a long walk to school.

If you are like most kids the thought of studying is like taking medicine when youre sick. You know you have to do it but you fight it all along the way. Well, I am here to tell you that studying isnt all that bad. First of all it helps to develop habits and routines in your life.

As you grow older and wiser, you will soon come to realize that what you learned in school and the habits you developed will stick with you throughout your life. Now I am here to tell you a few secrets. First secret is in 20 years no one is going to care if you get a 60, 70, 80 or 100 on a specific test. No one is going to care if you knew the state capital of Connecticut on Mr. Jones fifth grade Social Sciences class or if you got question number five wrong on Mr. Millers Math Quiz. The world moves forward and so should you.

What people do care about is if you learn habits and form routines and get the job done to the best of your ability. Now I have learned that many people have different standards to how they want to get things done and what they expect from people. Some of these standards are reasonable, and some are outrageous. The point is you need to learn how to take a task, complete it and retain that information for later use in life.

And that is where good study habits come in. So in this book I will go over study habits and give you some simple tips and techniques that you can use. At the end of this book, it will be your job to review, use, modify and apply these techniques to your life. It doesnt matter the number of tips and tricks that you use it only matters what ones you use and apply to your life.

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