This book is about "how to study well" and I decided to takeread this one because, as self-taught learner by preference, my two main problems can be summarized inas: "what's the correct thing to learn" and "how to do it efficiently". This book is about "how to study well" and I decided to read this one because, as self-taught learner by preference, my two main problems can be summarized as: "what's the correct thing to learn" and "how to do it efficiently".

I'll focus for now ion the last one. I'll focus for now on the last one.

The premise of the book is that anyone can improve itstheir current studying methods regardless of how good a student hasthey have been in the past. The premise of the book is that anyone can improve their current studying methods regardless of how good a student they have been in the past.

The most useful concept ofin the book for me by far is "Toggling Your Thinking". The most useful concept in the book for me by far is "Toggling Your Thinking".

There are two indentified modes of thinking: - Focused mode: When you are dealing with a logical problem. There are two identified modes of thinking: - Focused mode: When you are dealing with a logical problem.

Switching between thisese two modes is, in general, what makes you good at science. Switching between these two modes is, in general, what makes you good at science.

In diffuse mode, it's possible to approach the topic in new and creative ways to explain it, exaemplify it or find how it's related withto something you already know. In diffuse mode, it's possible to approach the topic in new and creative ways to explain it, exemplify it or find how it's related to something you already know.