this guy who wrote this book was on to something.

He employs a method of calendar, to do list, and note taking that is different than what I’m used to, but it’s more streamlined once you get used to it (you only reference the calendar once a day in the morning, for a few moments)

It’s (so far) helped me tackle things I was procrastinating doing for weeks on end. I am kind of liking it. We’ll see how his advice for studying goes…these books are usually written for people in courses like comparative literature, or classical history, political science and the lot.

I don’t know if it will help me with advanced pharmacology or genetics, but it’s worth a shot! Those courses are bound to kill me when I get back to school.

I barely kept my head above water at Columbia, and I did get a few B grades (and one C!) so I’m not as flawless as I used to be.

It was easier when I was a big fish in a little pond…get to that Ivy League pond and it’s a whole different story!