Over the last year, I won 4 national hackathons and 1 international Google hackathon as a student. Each of them required different fields of knowledge. I also learned a new language during this period while also maintaining a decent GPA. For the first time in my life, I was actually consistent in the gym too, though there is still work left to be done in that department.
I am telling you this because it was only possible thanks to a new learning style I used. Although I have heard bits and pieces, I never seen anyone use the full method. Try it, maybe it will fit your learning style too.
- The first thing you do before you learn anything is to make a birdeye map of the concept. Focus heavily on why you are learning what. How it connects to the next topic(rarely anything exists in isolation). Half of my work is already done, by the time I know why I am learning and how much do I need to learn.
- The second part is diving into each "island" and memorizing them. For this I often found myself using LLM to connect the topic to fandoms I love(Pokemon). The result was abysmal. Then I started adding tiny systems to improve the result, over the past year. By the time I was done, I had a system that specialized in analogous learning.
This is the exact system I am selling through my app. You get one free generation everyday, so make sure to atleast give it a try! Would love to learn about your learning styles...
I like that you're selling a learning process instead of just another AI tool.
The real proof will be whether people keep using the system after the novelty wears off, because consistency is usually a bigger challenge than understanding.