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FINALLY, THE 5 KEY LEARNING CONCEPTS TO MASTER ANY SKILL EFFORTLESSLY.

NO WILLPOWER REQUIRED!

If you are reading this page, you probably struggle with your studies, either at university, or aside from your full-time job. If so, you are in the RIGHT place.

How many times have you found yourself having to study and being stressed?  Not being able to get started, and procrastinating? When you get enough traction to learn for 2 minutes, and then your focus shifts somewhere else…

Does that seem familiar?

Hi there!

My name is Marcel. I am a Life Coach and a Scientist, and I have studied for many many years. In fact, to this date, I continue learning every day while working on a full time job. Since very little, I have been obsessed with productivity and how to do things faster and better, and learning more quickly always seemed like a superpower. If I could learn fast, I thought, I can do whatever! I can learn it all by myself!

Let me tell you a little bit of my story…

I remember vividly that day. I was in front of my notes. I had to study for the ‘Antennas’ exam for my telecom bachelor. I thought two days were enough to learn a whole semester of material. However, I was confident I could do it. I had attended all the lectures and did the exercises, and although it all felt like a ball of concepts that were not yet understood and untangled, I was confident I could pass that exam.

The first hour of studying was challenging. I started realising that there were many concepts that I needed to learn, and there was no time to slow down! I had to go fast, as I only had two days to study! Three hours later, I was in a café wondering if it made sense to continue studying. I continued a bit more until my brain could endure and went home.

The following day was even more complicated. Not necessarily the material, which I could not get properly, even a single thing with that feeling of rushing, but it was my head telling me that there was no chance to do well in that exam. There was frustration and a lot of negative self-talk. In the end, I didn’t even go to the exam. I gave up and failed without even trying.

I was crushed…

If I had taken the time to simplify the concepts and go one step at a time, then that ball of complex facts I needed to know where we were coming from would not have been there in the first place. But I procrastinated. I waited until the end to study, deluding that that could be any good. Not only that, but I also failed three more subjects, passing only one out of five subjects that semester. That is quite devastating for a person who has never really failed any subject.