We all make mistakes. How we deal with them has a dramatic impact on the trajectory of our lives.

My 2020 Annual Review covers what went well, what didn't go well, and what I learned in 2020.

There are three steps to a great annual review: reflect, brainstorm, and plan. This article outlines my process and includes a template with 50+ prompts for things to review.

I've learned far more in the years since I've graduated than I did while at school. Here's my advice for those finishing university or college.

Learn how to take effective notes in college/university, with tips on what parts of the lecture to pay attention to, specific products, and the system I used to keep track of tasks.

Learn about preparation and strategies for studying efficiently and succeeding in university/college.

This post tells you how to take book notes in an easy process designed to extract the most important information from the books you read, letting you search it, retain it, and use it in the future. Includes screenshots from Kindle and iBook reading applications to make the process clear.

Learning and applying knowledge from books doesn’t happen automatically. This article outlines how to make the most of the books you read.

This article outlines my general principles for consuming media, as well as my favorite TV shows, films, authors, books and blogs.

This is a list (in no particular order) of the ten books which impacted me the most in 2018. Enjoy!

Just-in-case learning is what we’re taught in school. But just-in-case learning is vastly more efficient. Learn when and why you should use each.

Whether you set New Year’s resolutions or not, you should do an end-of-year review. Here’s how I structure mine, which can serve as a starting point for your own review.