@TheMedicMentor

I wouldn’t call myself an expert in education.

However, I have spent years reading and learning about how to learn anything, faster. And I have probably spent 100 hours studying in my own life.

Here’s How I First Got Interested In Ultralearning:

I failed a basic chemistry class in college 4 times before I passed.

And it’s not like I was dumb. I graduated with a 3.8 GPA from high school with multiple AP classes. I did pretty well for myself with my apparently poor study habits.

College changed all that.

It was way harder than I ever thought it would be. And my inability to study became super obvious. I had no idea what I needed to fix to pass my classes.

Until I found Ultralearning, which is basically learning how to learn.

It’s based on these 3 topics

• World Champion Memory Techniques
• Explaining Anything, Simply
• How to ACTUALLY Study A Textbook

And I used this to system to successfully study Molecular and Cellular Biology in college, and graduate in the top 5 of my 50 person paramedic class.

So my goal over the next year is:

Use this system to finish my business degree while still working full time and supporting a family.

Learning isn’t hard, it’s just no one teaches you how to do it.

And if this was something you’re interested in, find more of my articles on paramedic education and certification here.