Is this the secret study technique? @Level: Asian

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Justin is an ex-medical doctor turned full-time learning coach. He's passionate about taking a very practical and evidence-based approach to learning and self-management. Unlike most study influencers, he has extensive experience actually working with real people, rather than just looking at theory or anecdotal tips to make videos about. He's worked with thousands of people around the world for over 10 years, teaching them to manage their studies and time more efficiently using novel and rigorously field-tested techniques. Justin is the co-founder of iCanStudy, which developed the world's first fully integrated, high-efficiency learning system using cognitive retraining approaches.
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[TakeFlow]

I think you might be able to get really popular if you were more open about the specific methods and tactics that you usually talk about. I know you have your course and that's fine. But maybe you'll benefit more in the long run if you actually presented those methods here on YouTube so that people could use them.

[unknowninfinium]

Hope you get big man. Seeing you in podcast format would be great.

[sathvikkumar]

Heads up: the studying methods he talks about are actually covered by him. They're on his channel, just scroll a little bit

[wingso]

I feel like Justin’s sense of humour is under appreciated

[jackstratif]

He always rags on active recall and spaced repetition, but what are actually the better studying techniques? He never says

[Saveg]

Your on to something. Its so extra ordinary

[potapotapotapotapotapota]

is this the secret sword swallowing technique?

[juozasjuozas]

Well, if you read "How to be a straight A student" by Cal Newport, you realize most of the top performing students have astonishingly similar learning approaches

[eastcoast]

Err. Asian? That sounds like stereotyping and pretty racist frankly.