Here’s a guide on how to hack your brain chemistry, and why it’s essential to having the best month of your life. … More How to hack your brain to the best month of your life
I want 2025 to be the best year of my life, and I’m sure that you want the same for yourself, too. There are three actionable steps that I’m taking to ensure that 2025 is the best year of my life: reflection, goal setting, and consistent action. … More How to Make 2025 the Best Year of Your Life: 3 Steps to Transform Your Year
Japanese isn’t easy, and I won’t be fluent by the time I go, but here’s the 4-step approach that I’m taking to learn some key words and phrases. … More The 4-step method to easily learn Japanese before your trip to Tokyo
For the first time, here’s a breakdown of my entire Bullet Journal, from start to finish. Why not take note of what I do so that you can triple your productivity too? I’ve included lots of links to the original articles that I’ve written about each section of my Bullet Journal to give you even more detail if you need it when creating your own Bullet Journal. … More How a Bullet Journal tripled my productivity
I’ve wanted to level up my abilities in Spanish for a while now, but I’ve always come back to the same issue: could I seriously commit regular tutoring, which means a dedicated hour or more a week? As a teacher, that’s a tall order. All of a sudden, I came across the app Lingopie, and all of my language-learning problems were solved. Here’s how it works in 2024. … More Does Lingopie work for language learning in 2024?
As I was reading the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, I wondered: how could I apply these to my own life? Better yet, what would the 7 habits of highly effective teachers look like? … More 7 habits of highly effective teachers
I thought up these no-nonsense tips while studying for my MA last year, so they’re based on real-life experience and should keep you motivated throughout the entire learning process. … More A Comprehensive Guide to Staying Motivated While Learning
Ever wondered why your class, tutee, or even a friend just isn’t getting it? Could be an issue with your explanations, I’m afraid, so have a read of my key takeaways from Chris Runeckles’ chapter on this teaching principle in his book, Making Every History Lesson Count.
You might be astounded by what you learn. … More Easy explanation in three simple steps
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