Mohammad Bilal

I prefer practicing with examples because I remember better when I actually solve problems. Reading alone doesn’t stick with me for long, and videos are helpful only when the concept is new. But once I get the basics, working through examples is what really builds my confidence.

Garima Basandani

Honestly, my phone is the biggest culprit. I open it just to check one notification, and suddenly I’ve scrolled for 30 minutes. To control this, I now keep it in another room while studying. Wandering thoughts happen too, especially before exams, but if I’m well-rested, I can manage. Low energy hits me mostly late at night, so I try to study my toughest subjects in the morning.

Alex Jaxy

For me, the Daily Learning Journal makes the biggest difference. I’ve always struggled with consistency, but writing even two lines about what I studied gives me a sense of progress. It also shows me where I got stuck, so I can plan better. The Goal Setting Dashboard is great too, but journaling keeps me accountable every day.

Alex Jaxy

Yes, I’ve noticed a big difference. Earlier, I used to just move from one topic to another without really stopping to think, and I would forget most of it later. But when I pause to reflect—even for just a few minutes—I can connect the new concept with what I already know. It helps me identify gaps in my understanding and remember things for much longer. Reflection makes the learning process feel more meaningful rather than just rushing through topics.

Rahul Kansal

Yes, I’ve felt a big difference. When I take a few minutes to reflect, I realize what I really understood and what I just skimmed through. Writing a quick note about what went well and what confused me makes it easier to revise later. It feels like I’m learning with awareness instead of rushing through topics.

Chaitanya Srivastava

For me, staying consistent is harder. Some days I start strong, but then I lose track because of distractions or low energy. Once I actually sit to study, I can usually focus, but the problem is showing up every single day. What helps me is breaking my study plan into smaller parts so it feels less overwhelming.