I figured out how to study many subjects faster with minimal effort you know that feeling of staring at a pile of books and notes convinced you'll never have enough time exams are coming up and you're lost with no clue where to even begin yeah it makes you feel like an idiot but the problem isn't the amount of material it's the slow disorganized way you're trying to absorb it all in this video I'm going to show you eight strategies that almost no one knows about for studying multiple subjects in less time with a fraction of the
effort so let's get started eight rank your subjects if you actually want to handle all this without losing your mind the first thing you need to do is rank your subjects by how difficult they are for you stop acting like every subject deserves the same time and effort because news flash they don't so don't be an idiot and split them into three groups easy moderate and hard now start with the tough ones you know the subjects that if you ignore them will wreck your grade faster than you can say I'm screwed once those monsters are
down move on to the moderate ones those subjects you kind of know kind of don't and if there's time left skim the easy stuff the ones you could do with your eyes closed this way you're using your time smartly not wasting it like an idiot seven prioritize key Concepts if you're still trudging through every single word in a chapter you're doing it all wrong that's the slowest most painful way to study and honestly it's a waste of your time you've got to focus on the key Concepts and cut out the fluff so start each chapter
by skimming the summary and end of chapter questions that's where the real gold is hiding not buried in Endless walls of text trust me this will get you straight to the point and save you hours of pointless reading once you've got the main ideas locked down and if you have some extra time go back and dig a little deeper into any parts that still seem fuzzy but seriously ignore the fluff the extra examples and those stories that will never show up on a test use diagonal reading to zero throw in on keywords bolded terms and
headings this way you'll blast through the material faster actually retain what's important and save yourself the torture of hours wasted reading junk that won't matter six create instant mind maps listen Airhead mind maps are one of the smartest ways to study because they give you a clear visual layout of the main stuff so your brain can actually connect the dots and remember what matters and I'm not just making this up a study from University of London found that using mind maps for learning can increase information retention by around 24% compared to linear note taking but
you're probably thinking I don't have time to make mind map or maybe you're just too lazy well guess what I found a tool that creates mind maps instantly so you don't even have to lift a finger genius this tool is mify and it's a GameChanger if you're trying to study multiple subjects faster one of its best features is the ability to turn PDFs or texts into mind Maps I used to drown in Endless pages of text wasting time trying to dig out the important stuff now with mapify I instantly see the main points of each
document this saved me so much time and made everything way easier to understand and it gets even better I watch tons of videos to learn and mapify can take any YouTube video and turn it into a mind map with timestamps if I need to jump back to a specific part I just click on the spot in the map and it takes me right there but it doesn't stop there mapify works with images too so if you've got photos of what the teacher wrote on the board you can throw those in and mify will organize them
into a mind map making it super easy to review all those key points later without any hassle and if that's not enough there's the web search function which pulls information from the internet on any topic you want and creates a mind map with links to the sources this way your study sessions are richer and faster without you having to dig around the internet like an idiot but mapify isn't just a website it also has a browser extension and is available on Android and iOS so you can pull up your mind maps anywhere you go if
you've got a pile of the subjects to tackle this is the kind of short cut that'll save you don't be an idiot click the link in the description or in the comments and don't forget to use my discount code five try the 102 Pomodoro method stop being dumb thinking that cramming for hours is the way to go try the 102 Pomodoro method 10 minutes of intense noons Focus followed by a quick two-minute break this method forces you to focus without any of the usual excuses and believe me it works you won't have time to zone
out scroll your phone or start daydreaming about the weekend those quick intense sessions push you to Dive Right In no burnout or time wasted on pointless study and don't underestimate those 2-minute breaks they're not just filler they actually reset your brain keeping you sharp and ready to jump back in round after round this pacing keeps your momentum high so you can Breeze through multiple subjects faster than you ever thought possible four use the task chaining technique stop wasting your time jumping from one totally unrelated subject to the next like a headless chicken here's a smarter
move the task chaining technique pick subjects that actually connect like biology and chemistry and Alternate between them this this way your brain isn't struggling to reset every time you switch topics instead you're building on what you just learned creating faster stronger connections that actually stick and in case you need proof research from the University of Illinois found that switching between related tasks improves cognitive efficiency helping you retain information better by keeping your brain in the zone instead of constantly starting over so you're not only studying faster but you're also making it easier for your brain
to remember the the material genius three do 2 minute summaries after each study session take just 2 minutes yeah only 2 minutes to mentally recap what you just learned if you prefer write it down on paper like a quick brain dump method to clear your mind for the next topic no this isn't some pointless review where you skim and hope it sinks in this quick recap drills the key points into your brain and immediately shows you any gaps the stuff you thought thought you got but really don't and if you think this sounds too simple
to work listen up a study from the University of waterl found that active recall like summarizing in your own words boosts retention by up to 50% that's right half the effort double the payoff 2 minutes to lock in the Essentials now saves you hours later two practice with past papers stop wasting time highlighting chapters like an idiot real questions force your brain to wake up engage and actually recall what you know this isn't just about testing your memory it's about exposing your weak spots and hitting them hard you'll save serious Time by cutting out the
fluff you already understand and focusing only on what really needs work and here's the best part doing past questions get you ready for the real deal you'll know the format the style of questions and even the sneaky tricks they throw in just to mess with you so when exam day hits you won't be blindsided instead you'll walk in with confidence ready to take on whatever they throw your away like a pro one study on the go record yourself summarizing key points or better yet use AI to read your notes for you then plug in your
headphones and listen while you're walking working out or doing boring chores around the house you're turning mindless downtime into valuable study sessions you can't complain about not having enough time if you're not even using the spare minutes you already have you idiot if you like the video send it to that friend who's just as desperate for these tips as you are and drop a comment if you have any secret trick for studying multiple subjects faster without losing your mind I doubt you do but hey who knows and I hope to see you in the next
video if you don't show up well you're even dumber than I thought
