How to Easily Study and Memorize Large Amounts of Information: Lessons From a Slacker who got Through Medical School

by Andrew Smith

Have you ever had problems studying because you can't concentrate? Do you overestimate how much information you can memorize? Do you feel overwhelmed by the amount of information you need to memorize?

These were issues that I faced in medical school. I developed a system that allowed me to memorize large amounts of information and to make it through medical school and residency. If you had any of these issues studying, my system can help you!

22 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 21, 2019

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Reviews

[lf · Rating 4 out of 5]

An interesting twist on a memorization system

Okay so I left my initial review after reading this book, which you can read below.
I am now going to add to my review because this author has been totally incommunicado during the entire ARC review process. I sent multiple messages to Andrew he did not have the courtesy to send even one reply to me. So even though I felt this manual/system was decent I think the author is less than.
Purchase this book with the understanding, at least based on my experience, that if you have any need or want to contact the author you are forewarned that you will not be deemed to be important enough to both with a reply.
You can disagree with me if you want but I think others should benefit from my experience, as I have never not received a reply from an author during an ARC review process.

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This is a really quick read of a help manual/single system to assist with people who have a hard time remembering things for school. This is for those who the standard way to learn and remember does not work well. It is also portable as it uses electronic software, but is not selling any software so you can figure out what you like best.

On the plus side is that this system is easy to use once you get into the groove and steps. The only drawback that I read was the amount of time that the system would take if you have a lot of classes, a lot of course work or a long time that you need to use this. As you add more information that needs to be memorized then you may not be getting much sleep or having a life outside of school.

This system could be applied to a number of other things besides school and would even help people who want to train or keep their memory sharp.

I received a free ARC of this book in exchange for my honest review. My opinions are all my own.

[BusyM3 · Rating 4 out of 5]

An interesting fast read on learning techniques to study and memorize large amounts of information. The system looks interesting and it looks like a good version to try to learn or memorize things on a daily basis.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.