Love the intro and the mindset you preach 🔥

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

Watched a ton of your videos during my time as a higher schooler! Unreal to see you in my comment section, I feel as though I'm dreaming. Reached out to you on Instagram!

That was so strangely motivational. I'm struggling with time management and still training my discipline; this video was a slap back to reality at the perfect time. Thank you so much!

@sh2nu1ee

9 ай бұрын

Pleasure to be of help. Rooting for you boss 🙌

00:00:00 In this section, the speaker discusses the importance of college admissions and how GPA is considered as the top factor. They suggest an plan for improving chances in college admissions by analyzing one's current position, focusing on time, intensity, and consistency. The speaker emphasizes the need to sacrifice short-term goals for long-term success. 00:05:00 In this section, the speaker emphasizes the importance of space repetition for better long-term retention of new knowledge. They explain how the forgetting curve is steeper when new information is not reviewed or actively retrieved, but can be flattened with increasing spaced intervals of review. The best time to revisit information, they suggest, is right around the time of natural forgetting. Space repetition is a technique for smarter studying, not necessarily longer, and they encourage the listener to give it a try.

@sh2nu1ee

9 ай бұрын

Love that you're taking some notes down. Keep it coming 💪

@jdmc.c3896

8 ай бұрын

Thanks a lot for this!!

your straight-forwardness is going to get u places. you're going to go far and wide. don't forget yourself.

@sh2nu1ee

9 ай бұрын

I appreciate your kind words. It's hard to balance this with college, but I'll be getting it done for all the high schoolers out there that need the little boost in encouragement and guidance 💪

This single 6 minute video gave me all the motivation rather than all the hundreds of countless videos that I have watched. Bro gets straight to the point and solutions rather than beating around the bush like others. You earned a sub bro! TYSM!

loved how you got straight to the point. you didn't sugarcoat anything and you told us the harsh truth which was just what we needed, thank you

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

I try my best to not waste any of your guys' precious time and get to what you clicked the video for. Thanks for the comment!

Woah that was extremely powerful I feel more encouraged and confident now I have my final for tomorrow and I was all worried, I did study earlier with a proper plan and I sat back to study rn basically revising and everything wiped off, I got so anxious and came across ur video Right now I think I am all set to ace tomorrow’s exam Tysm Keep up the good work and keep uploading Supporting you!!!

i’m working on graduating with my associates degree and i’ve been feeling just so overwhelmed and stressed recently with my senior year, but your video calmed me down a lot. thank you!

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

Getting your associates degree while in high school is impressive! That's what I've done during my high school time as well. You're ahead of the curve and won't have to deal with a lot of mundane and boring classes just for the requirements in college, so know that your efforts aren't in vain. Keep it up for just a little longer. It's the final stretch of this marathon of a high school career, so put in effort NOW so you won't regret later. Thanks for watching :)

I am going from a Highschool sophomore to starting Collegiate Highschool in my junior year. I am “naturally smart” and can only apply maybe a few sentences to what I’m currently doing now. I do truly want to get better and improve my academic life, and this video was really an eye opener. I never studied a blink in my whole life (I know, it’s bad) but that’s because I didn’t know how to. I didn’t know anything. Consistency, intensity and dedicating time to study will be a game changer. Also developing the discipline to keep going when motivation runs out is a very valuable thing to keep note of. What you said about smart men with no discipline really stuck with me because I don’t want to go down that path. I’m going to try to fix and improve what I do currently to prepare for Collegiate hs and the rest of my academic career. Thank you for the education and have a great day. TDLR; I never studied before but I want to start studying for English class, as I am bad with novels and whatnot. I am going to collegiate Highschool next year and need some tips and advice. Thank you for making this video.

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

Unfortunately we're taught everything BUT how to study, glad this was helpful for you. Good luck with collegiate high school next year!

@yourlocalsimp

7 ай бұрын

I read this thinking that I wouldn't relate at all- but some how this took the words right out my mind! I was never taught how to study or what to study with either, it's crazy how they tell you to do it but then don't tell you how they want you to do it. Insane dude This video really is helpful

@sh2nu1ee

7 ай бұрын

@@yourlocalsimp Really glad that I was able to help you out. Make sure to apply this strategy into your schedule!

@yourlocalsimp

7 ай бұрын

@@sh2nu1ee I am ^^

crazy free knowledge that other people would have charged 100$ for and call it a course. Thanks man this really helps, its like the knowledge of a one hour video squeezed into 6 minutes. thanks again -15 year old boy

Gonna subscribe from UK, cause yore a true inspiration

everything you have done in this video is really great , thank u a ton ❤

@sh2nu1ee

7 ай бұрын

really appreciate it, thank you for watching

I'm glad we have people like you on the internet 👍Keep striving for the best, and pursuing your dreams!

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

Will do, thank you for the encouragement!

Thank u for the motivation it helped alot 💕

This is the best Chanel for me rn

this might be the best video ive ever watched

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

this might be the best comment I've ever received! thanks for watching :)

Lee has some great advice, and the amount of incite they are able to give goes to show that they did their research. Taking a rain check for where you're at is key to finding what you improve first. Consistency is very important to improving at anything. Picking out the low hanging fruit is an amazing tip to help relieve stress and build motivation. There is great advice here and I'm open to discussing this more; these are just my incites. However that is where I start to build my rebuttal. The most difficult thing to do is build up enough motivation to stay consistent, put in a lot of time, and work hard. Motivation has so many variables that the only consistent thing about it inconsistency. What will happen on the days you don't feel 100%? Increasing intensity and repetitions is another weak point. Doing so will carry you through High-School, but the ceiling for improving is very low. If this works for you, by all means go ahead, but say someone were to pick a study technique that is very inefficient and crank their intensity to max how far would they get? Yet you get advice everywhere saying to read 10x, write 10x, space and repeat till the finals. Would you need to do it 10 times if it worked the first time? Sacrificing the things that help you wind down and recover will only lead to burn out faster. The whole point of improving your learning skills is to reduce the time you spend studying. Setting aside the time to do the things you enjoy first, then orienting your schedule to accommodate that will give you reason to stay consistent. Spaced repetition is a great place to start, but what do you repeat? How do you know the best time to space? This technique doesn't scale well when you have a high volume to cover and you're trying to keep track of how long to space everything. It becomes a guessing game and if you lose you have to re-learn a bunch of material. On top of that, if you forget everything quickly using a low level technique the workload only increases exponentially the more you learn. With that out the way I'd like to shine a light on what applies more broadly to anyone who wants to improve their grades.

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

First of all I want to thank you for giving this much thought to what I said, really appreciate it. The dynamic between working hard and actively recovering in order to avoid burnout is essential, however I didn't want to drag this video out 20-30 minutes to talk all about the nuances of effective studying for every single scenario. Your point stands as there are many arguments you could make just like any opinion that is stated, including mine, but for the sake of trying to help out the widest range of people as possible, I purposely didn't dive into the nuances of such a complex topic, I hope you understand! Millions of people deal with not being consistent enough, not studying hard enough, not putting enough time in, and I just wanted to his those pain points head on with this video. Looking for more critical comments from you such as this in future videos, it'll help me a lot in growing as a person and as a creator. It's truly appreciated.

@wesjturnerturner2161

8 ай бұрын

For some background, I ate up this advise my junior and senior years of Highschool. I didn't care so much about GPA, I was more worried about graduating at all. After cramming for the SAT and getting a mediocre score I was accepted into Universities in my area (USA). Study hacks, tips, advice, yadda yadda, it helps to gather more domain knowledge, but they have their short comings. The one thing research on study skills shows consistently is that techniques vary in effectiveness based on application and subject, yet many outside variables skew results so conclusions are had to make. Aside from that I did set up a game plan, increased my intensity, and did my best to be consistent. I got a 4.0 my first semester in college, so yippie. The next semester I struggled to even get out of bed, let alone do anything regarding the advice in this video. Anyone who can relate to that might ask, " so where do I start?". Step one is to take a step back, like the video states, gauge where you are. If you were already cramming in reps and put in tons of time studying you probably wouldn't be here looking for advice. "You don't rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your systems", James Clear. No matter what your goal is, if it takes longer than a few months to obtain then you might as well form a system to sustain you. For most that looks like setting the bar low and starting with the basics. Shaping Focus, managing time and tasks, and showing up just to hit the bar. These aren't the end all be all. Every system has many parts, and learning skills are just part of it. If you often default to procrastination or just can't get started, what does your technique matter? I haven't given any actual strategies or techniques yet. The reason why is that the first step to improving is to make a shift in your mindset. There is a lot of theoretical stuff that will make your learning journey a lot easier. For starters, learning is a skill. Be prepared to be wrong, learn some new techniques, try and fail, and keep the ball rolling. Making mistakes is okay, look for ways to improve. Look around for techniques to try, then reflect on its effectiveness. Do you remember a lot? How long did the material stick? Was it due to your execution? Taking the time to evaluate your techniques is just as important as reflecting on your progress. Getting started and trying things out is hard, so begin with trying to do the basics consistently. From there look at your execution, can you improve you're efficiency anywhere? If you're truly getting the most out of every hour of study you would be prepared for whatever an exam can throw at you. Don't assume you are until you can prove it. Ask, "what would need to be true to validate my claim?", if you can't, simply reflect on what your current process is. Good quality advice is everywhere, but no amount of that will teach you how to learn if you don't try and practice. Even with practice, you can practice something wrong; which is why I place emphasis on reflection. Most importantly make it easy on yourself. With learning you are in the long run, take your time, build it up slowly. Most people don't know how to properly gauge where they are, and more often then not end up trying to go full throttle when they can't manage much. Kinda like endurance. You might be able to work hard today, but just as likely to get nothing done tomorrow. Focus on building habits slowly, and they will form your key stones in your system. Solidify each piece one by one before expecting to set the bar higher. I'm running out of brain cells so I'm calling it here before I can't even prove my own competency. I hope I got my point across. In all reality we're all in the same boat trying to learn and survive the gauntlet of school. Lee has the right direction, so try something. Be careful with all advice you take in, measure it yourself. Good luck out there!

you deserve so much more, honestly i feel like u fixed everything i was struggling with. this video gave me the motivation i was looking for cuz man those quotes weren't working anymore. i hope u get more recognition!

@usuck1248

7 ай бұрын

you suck isnt meant to u-

@sh2nu1ee

7 ай бұрын

Really appreciate it, wishing you the best!

I am your 100th subscriber…this is the first video of yours I saw and I am just amazed…keep up the amazing work…

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much Ruqayyah! This is just the beginning 😉

man is so fucking underrated.. you deserve wayyy more

As an Asian, you are 100% right

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

Asian or not I hope this applies for everyone haha, glad you enjoyed the video!

Thanks for this video bro,it's really helpful also I'm your 666th subscriber, yeah...❤🎉😊

motivating and eye-opening video ...thanks for the motivation I need and revising me the purpose I started studying for...

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

Keep pushing forward, it'll be worth it. Thanks for watching.

I'm you're 700th subscriber let's gooo Hope you acheive greater success in life

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

Wishing you the best too my friend, thanks for watching

Hey Shinwoo, I just watched your video and I must say that it was really informative and well-made. I was wondering if I could help you edit your videos and also highly engaging thumbnails as well that helps to grow your channel fastly?

A habit of progress is the only form of progress. Less is more, just start and don't worry about how much you need to accomplish, you can increase the reps when it's easy to start. The real secret sauce is motivation, or rather that it doesn't exist until it's already too late. You don't need to become a bitter, lonely, useless person, I know you've dealt with people like that. You can learn to make people happy by providing value to their lives, and that happiness will be reciprocated(sometimes you'll have to self advocate, and negotiate in transactional relationships, you'll know). He's right about the partying too, you can experience that once everything else is sorted out, and it will be easy to juggle it all once you're ready.

This is so underrated

I clicked on this because i know i kind of gave up and want this semester to end. I suffered 6 months with medical problems, having surgeries while doing school and feel like I failed this year in academics. At this point i’m trying to get through to the end of the year. I appreciate this video and want to make the spring semester MY semester. thank you.

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

You are an inspiration too my friend, hope you can continue to push on. Thanks for watching!

Video hit hard , thanks

bruh u lowkey seem like a dope dude negl

The world absolutely is crazy enough to reward undeserving people, it isn't fair but it is what it is. Despite that, the other points are spot on. Knowing where you are truly and knowing where you want to be are paramount.

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for the feedback, I truly appreciate them. When I say "the world isn't crazy enough to reward undeserving people", I mean to target that to those who clearly aren't putting in enough effort and hoping for the stars in the universe to somehow align for them to get into a top school, however I understand your point! Hope that clears things up, and of course this could be debated as well. Once again, I really appreciate the feedback it really means so much to me. It's critical for me to grow as a person and as a KZread Channel.

goes hard

Thanks you so much👍

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

Pleasure to be of help! Will do my best in providing more value in the future as well.

thanks brother

@sh2nu1ee

9 ай бұрын

thank YOU for your time! enjoy your weekend :)

you dont wanna only use out sacrifice method. Justin sung (learning coach) talked about how his sacrifice almost killed him from studying 15 hrs a day but changing his studying habits saved him. He has good vids

@sh2nu1ee

7 ай бұрын

Great point. To out-sacrifice isn't sustainable for the long term. It's meant for those who are desperate to increase their chances at the last minute. Thanks for watching!

My mom said " remember everything for the test-do the test- forget about the things you learned. Idk how to explain but like always when i'm after the tet, i'm just forgetting already the things what i remembered for the test cuz my mind is saying that i dont need it to remember cuz its all over

Thanks bro

scored 5 bc they add extracurriculars, homework, and give me only 2-4 hours to study by the end of the day... I hate this school system sm

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

Keep your head up, think about the thousands of kids out there that aren't putting in the same work as you are. The goal doesn't make you unique, everyone wants to get into a good school. It's the willingness to pay the price that makes you unique. And you're on that path to pay the price for that right now. You're on the path to do what the 99% won't do, and you'll be rewarded greatly for it.

@yunhua215

7 ай бұрын

@@sh2nu1ee Thanks got me motivated. I’ll hold onto your words

0:49 that's it. Thanks man

@sh2nu1ee

7 ай бұрын

Glad this was of use to you. Rooting for you.

My first semester gpa was so bad that nothing I can ever do will allow me into a half decent college. Like, my ass got a 2.4 first semester of freshman year, and I’ve got a month to clean up this semester which ain’t gonna end well 😭🙏 so idk what imma do

im going to a bit of depression stage right now... its like evything around me is fcked since my high school 10th grade(during covid) marks/gpa(71.8%/2.8)...and evyone around me, my own cousins are like (92%/3.68) or (99.8%/3.9)....i feel so pathetic in front of them..its like im on a stage where everyone or like my own parents thinks i'm nothing more then a failer...and i wanna prove everyone around me wrong...i do wanna go ivy league universities....but its like i have lost all my hope cuz of my 10th grade result....seeing ppl around me who have like 4 gpa and still couldnt get in...i have no scope in making to any of those top league college.....plus i dont hve a gud resume or anything like i tht i did participated in olympiad and stuff but never aced any levels ...i do love sports and im gud when it comes to football but like i dont hve a good certificate or something to prove that so im fcked there too.....currently im at my last year of senior high school...and im trying my best to go for high gpa cuz its my last chance and last year in school too.....the only reason i wrote all this was because i wanted to know if i could still make or u could make a video for ppl like us, as to which ppl like me do we still have hope for getting our foot in any of the top ivy league universities....

@sh2nu1ee

7 ай бұрын

I'm all too familiar with students feeling down with their current standing, but I think if you check out what I say in my community posts it could help you clear your mind. "The only measuring stick I use is my past. How much have I learned at this point from a year ago, a month ago, a week ago, etc. Comparison is the thief of joy, but when you compare against your past selves, you reclaim the joy through progress." Let's be realistic, having an incredible GPA is more like a prerequisite to be considered for an Ivy league. So your chances are incredibly low. But you also have to realize that this isn't the end all be all in life. This is just the start and at least you've realized what you need to change. Good luck and I'll be rooting for you.

@prabhavsri

7 ай бұрын

@@sh2nu1ee thnks for replying....i hope i could meet u someday !!! btw if u dont mind whats the best way to reach out to u...if i ever need?

@sh2nu1ee

7 ай бұрын

You can reach out to my Instagram or email! You could find both of these in my about page on KZread. Feel free to reach out whenever you need, would love to help.

so like what if I am in sophomore year with a freshmen GPA of 2.67 and i am currently struggling in my sophomore classes what should i do.

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

Just like the video says: 1. Analyze where you're at currently. Are you studying all day and still can't get those grades you want or are you wasting your time? 2. If you're wasting time all day, give up the things that you want to do in the short term (video games, social media, etc), for what you want most in the long term (good GPA). 3. Follow the spaced repetition technique for a technical test such as a math or science class. Execute this studying technique PROPERLY and see your results. 4. Be. Consistent. Easy to say, hard to do. So go do the hard work.

❤

do you recommend taking a nap after school, cause after some days i just feel so spent

@sh2nu1ee

7 ай бұрын

That really depends on your specific situation. Are you simply not getting enough sleep? Is the quality of your sleep bad? When does school end for you? Personally I took sleeping as one of my top priorities since it improved literally every aspect of my life. Quality study times, better mood, and overall I felt more energized throughout the day. I'm no expert but from my personal experience, in the rare case that I do take naps, I try not to take longer than 30 minutes. I don't advocate for being productive and working 24/7 since it's such an unsustainable way of living. But I do recommend doing this for those who want to make a last-ditch effort in giving it their all, especially if they feel like they're behind. Wishing you luck.

I agree with you 100% And ik one thing right now, I want to have a friend like you. Can we ? 👩🏻‍💻📚

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the comment! If you have any questions you can email me, would love to help you out.

Oooh i have a question, how do you go about consistency? When you go from lazing around and cramming, to planning your day, studying and managing demanding subjects like maths science and physics (at least in my case😭😭) everyday, having a schedule, striving to get and A in all classes, going to extra class and so on (plus intensity and focus! more energy, more passion😭😭); How do you stop it from burning you out? Bcs its like the first few days are okay, and the rest of the days you have this incessant migrane from stress. is that just me?

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

It definitely isn't just you, and it simply isn't unsustainable for you to be working/studying all day. This is why actively recovering is so important. Most students think binging TV or scrolling through Instagram is "rest" however it isn't. I would advise you to look up some videos on how to actively recover from long study sessions! (Sleep is the most important btw) Good luck!

@gertrudesatekge2635

8 ай бұрын

@@sh2nu1ee Alright I will! Thank you, I like your straightforward approach ♡

this shit hard

study hard ❌ study Hard✔

@sh2nu1ee

8 ай бұрын

that's right ❌ that's Right ✔

T- 6 I- 8 C- 3

@sh2nu1ee

7 ай бұрын

T- 6 I- 8 C- 3 indeed.

Dude I have a 1.20 and I’m a junior and school ends in 3 months I am cooked

@sh2nu1ee

4 ай бұрын

Might be joever for you 💀 (jk it doesn’t hurt to try)

@teslahhenry102

4 ай бұрын

@@sh2nu1ee what about next year will I able to at least reach a 2 or nah that’s cooked too

Switch to better thumbnail . Also, most people applying to colleges either don't know what Valedictorian or they find this word dull . Try keeping simple words . You don't want them to think hard about what Valedictorian is . Also better thumb nail and title . try keeping 5 or 7 as number . 5 being most common and frequently being thought with or being used . 7 being most unique and interesting number . 6 isn't a number to be used psychologically .

@fornx8574

9 ай бұрын

People are not as ignorant as you think. Why would you openly critique someone's altruistic efforts when they put together a video for viewers. Why would you show contempt towards your fellow humans?

@sh2nu1ee

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your feedback! And yes, I should definitely improve my thumbnail game, it's lacking severely (as you can see). Those are some interesting insights to the numbers that you suggest, I'll try and incorporate them in the upcoming videos 👍

@jdmc.c3896

8 ай бұрын

@@sh2nu1eeyour humility and willingness to take feedback is going to take you far, keep this up brother ❤