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There are a bunch of note-taking and memorization methods out there: a two-column Cornell method, flashcards, or mind maps. These techniques are proven to be beneficial for enhancing one’s level of material memorization and recall. Indeed, it’s better to take notes and work through the textbook’s content instead of just reading!

Read more > “QUESTION: a Revolutionary Method for Learning from Textbooks”

The start of the new year is the best time to set new goals and embark on your ambitious projects. Your mindset is open for new beginnings, and you are full of strength and enthusiasm… or not? Is it only in the heads of marketing professionals? We bet these few days and weeks of 2020 were like any other day, week, or month, which are not devoid of procrastination, disappointments, and bad habits.

Read more > “How to Form Good Habits and Stick to Them: A Scientific Approach”

September is the month when you start planning how you would like to spend the next year lying ahead of you. You think about what you would like to achieve, set your goals, elaborate the steps how to make this happen and you start your hard work. Having said that, there are so many people who write all those lists of what they would like to achieve in the future but due to bad time management they rarely succeed at bringing to an end these projects – as a result people get disappointed and disillusioned. It happens not due to the lack of skills and motivation  – but because of the lack of understanding of how to structure their day, how to juggle their tasks to make their day more efficient. That is why we at BooksRun decided that such topics as efficiency and productivity resonate particularly well with everyone who aspires to achieve their personal and professional goals. That is why we have prepared our list of the best productivity books for 2021 which should boost your money-earning potential!

Read more > “Top Money & Productivity Books for 2021”