Your self-check notebook
Start by finding out how you learn. It's a gift.
Before you go looking for a new way to work, get to know yourself as a learner first.
This notebook gives you 3 tools to start building your own learning profile: the ways of learning that come most naturally to you, the first keys of your Human Design applied to studying, and what your body needs for focus, memory, energy, stress and motivation.
Watch. Test. Write it down. And slowly work out what works for you.
Doing well isn't about learning like everyone else. It's about learning like You.
+ MoreThe book Zéro Bachotage
Understand how to learn differently.
Discover the Cornell method, how memory actually works, and the keys to active learning.
The book walks you through changing the way you take notes, revise and remember, while you work out how to fit your learning to the way you are built.
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Your tool for learning actively.
Cornell Premium notebooks build the structure of the method right into the page: notes, questions, summary, and revision tracking.
They add markers and spaces designed to turn your class notes into something you can actually revise from.
Several sizes, several colours and 3 kinds of ruling let you pick the notebook that suits your subjects and the way you write.
+ MoreYour personal guide, Réussis Comme Toi
A personal user's manual for doing well in your studies.
What if you stopped trying to learn like everyone else?
After a short questionnaire and a reading of your Human Design chart, your guide is built for you and for no one else.
You will find out how you work, where your natural strengths are, what to watch out for, and the conditions that support the way you learn, with advice and practical sheets you can use in your studies straight away.
A personal guide, to understand how you work and build a way of studying that looks like you.
+ MoreNature on your side
Take care of your body to support your studies.
Here you will find the products mentioned in the book and the resources that go with them, sorted by what they are for: wellbeing, stress, sleep, focus, mental performance and everyday support.
The point is to find easily the references the book talks about, and to see how they fit into a wider way of learning.
+ MoreYour Human Design chart
Find out how you work, and adapt the way you learn.
Generate your Human Design chart, then look for the three markers the book uses: your type, your profile and your digestion arrow.
After that you can look at the Cornell adjustments suggested for the way you work, and try the ones that fit.
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