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Jim Kwik breaks down how to build a learning routine that actually works. Start with written, measurable goals. Then split them into weekly chunks and do a Sunday review to track progress. Without a concrete plan, a goal is just a wish.

Jim Kwik breaks down how to build a learning routine that actually works. Start with written, measurable goals. Then split them into weekly chunks and do a Sunday review to track progress. Without a concrete plan, a goal is just a wish.
The foundation of a potent learning routine, it begins with clarity. You want to start by defining what you want to achieve with your learning. Are you preparing for an exam? Are you aiming to get better or master a new skill? Or are you learning for just the joy of personal growth? Whatever your goal, make sure you make it clear and ideally make it measurable. I would recommend you write down your goals, and you break them down into daily or maybe weekly objectives. This breakdown makes your goal more manageable and it makes it less daunting. I challenge you to set a specific learning goal for the month, then break it into weekly chunks. Each Sunday you could review your progress and adjust as needed. Remember, a goal without a plan is just a wish.

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