The 'Rule' That Helped Me Succeed in a Competitive Exam

🏆 The speaker shares their experience of being approved for a federal competition with limited vacancies.

📚 They introduce a rule that helped them succeed and encourage the audience to pay attention for the full message.

⚠️ The speaker emphasizes the importance of avoiding misunderstandings by staying in context.

📚 Studying for even just 10 minutes between tasks or commitments can make a difference.

⏰ Studying a little is better than not studying at all.

⌛️ Making excuses for not studying because of limited time is not productive.

📚 Doing a little bit of studying is better than doing nothing at all.

👝 Always carry study materials with you, even if it's just a few printed pages.

📖 Utilize any available time to read and gather information.

📚 Understanding the different types of curriculum: formal, real, and hidden.

⏱️ The importance of quickly grasping and retaining information for exam success.

⏳ The need to study topics from scratch, like pedagogy, for comprehensive understanding.

📚 The key idea is to focus on completing small tasks consistently rather than worrying about the overall goal.

⏰ Time management is important, but it's more about making progress even with small amounts of time.

💪 The speaker emphasizes the importance of taking action and not making excuses.

📚 Balancing work, studying, and personal responsibilities is challenging, but taking it seriously can lead to success.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Many people who are studying also have family and work commitments.

🎯 Taking a serious approach and not underestimating the workload can result in achieving desired goals.