u/No-Attitude-6315

I visited for the first time, and I really loved it. Hoping to come back some time soon!

I'm a mega productivity/study nerd, so I LOVE reading and hearing about what people use to study, whether it be an app, website, hack, etc.

Here are some methods I use:

- Keeping things nearby. I find that standing up and looking for things can be really distracting and takes me out of the study headspace. Instead, I get up only to stretch (I use Flow for Pomodoro).

- Brain dumping! I started this recently and it's turned into my favorite hack. My go-to is TaskDumpr ever since my wrist started hurting from writing too much by hand. It's definitely made me more productive and organized.

- Breaking down tasks into specifics. So instead of "write paper by Friday", I write "outline by 2pm, intro by 3pm, sources by 6pm". It helps with cognitive load.

Bonus: Google Calendar for scheduling and Knowt for flashcards.

I'd love to hear yours!

I took this a few months ago

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This was a great find! When you twist the key there’s an ignition sound effect. I’ve never seen anything like it

I'll go first. Mine are:

1. TaskDumpr. As a college student this is my personal favorite. I brain dump everything that I need to do, and it sorts it out into tasks for me, which I can organize into 4 sections: Do, Schedule, Delegate, Delete. There's also some cool features, such as the calendar and the "Let Go" features.

2. Flow. Pomodoro - it also has quote widgets!

3. Knowt. A free alternative to Quizlet. Not as much content, but you can generate podcasts based off of your flashcards, which I think is pretty neat.