The SINGLE Law Study Tip They're NOT Telling You

Law school is usually a difficult journey for most of us who progress from high school to University or College. For me, I did struggle like most of you initially but somehow I ended up not that bad because I managed to find this secrete single law school study technique that helps me constantly do well in school. In this video, I will share with you how I find this technique, before explaining how you can incorporate this in your life as well. It is not necessary that you will adopt this technique ultimately because I feel that everyone’s approach to studying is unique, but I hope that through this video, you can find your own voice towards studying law.

The secrete single technique revealed in this video is a general mindset change so even if you are not doing law, feel free to watch around and adapt it accordingly to your subject as well.

And if you support me to the end I love you so much uwu! Share with me what you think of this study technique in the COMMENTS section and how your study approaches has changed.

→ Time Stamps:
0:00 – Mysterious Introductory Question
0:32 – My Background with Studying and Law School
1:10 – Journey Towards Finding this Unique Technique
3:07 – Effects of this Study Technique on me
5:03 – An Unorthodox Experience
7:22 – 2 Steps Towards Incorporating this technique
7:41 – Getting Started
10:32 Mastering the Art of Studying Less
11:26 – Embracing New Technology Like Meeting New Girls
12:40 – Steal Like A Pro
13:57: Concluding Thoughts

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→ Music Used
John Williams – Hedwig Theme from Harry Potter
Lukrembo – Rose
Lukrembo – Animal Friends
Massobeats – Honey Jams (Lofi Aesthetic Music)
Naoya Wada – Flower Crown for Flexible Ensemble Band (5 Parts & Optional Percussion)
Igor Stravinsky 00 Trois Mouvements de Petrouchka (Played by Maurizio Pollini)
Joe Hisashi – My Neighbour Totoro Selections for Concert Ban

→ Acknowledgements
This video is probably the second value/study type I published. A lot of these productivity techniques were taken and inspired generally by Ali Abdaal. I also found the overhead shots written with pen and paper actually very cool, so I incorporated them into this video as well. Again, I feel that this video I have broken my new records by creating my first long form video (14 minutes) and learnt so many new editing techniques.