I bought this book on a whim. Up to that point, I had not been exposed to any work of the author, but it seemed like a good choice for my preferences so I said "What the hell, why not?"
First pages into the book, I thought this was going to offer very niche advice for university students. Given the fact that I'm no longer one, I was convinced I was going to breeze through it then let it go.
It is with great satisfaction I write that I was wrong. As I went through it, more and more things regarding productivity and even mindfulness got reaffirmed. And, to my surprise, I found many more useful life advice for our day and age that I did not expect. I even found writing advice in here.
Which is not to say it's a scattershot with some generic fluff thrown around so that it appeals to everyone, far from it. The author offer very structured and bite-size knowledge on how you should structure your exams, your working schedule and your daily habits.
Yet, the most valuable thing I picked up was that it convinced me to introduce a set of coaching questions to my weekly routine. I've been having trouble keeping momentum with some of my habits and I believe taking time to do a weekly review was the missing piece.
All in all, I really enjoyed the book. For a student though, putting these into practice is probably going to be life changing.