Studying the bare minimum, just in time, is an age-old, tried-and-true technique for students all over the world. And I’d be lying if I said I didn’t do it that way myself through my studies and now in my adult life. In fact, as I grew older and get saddled with ever increasing responsiblities, I’ve taken it a step further and mastered the art of doing absolutely nothing and waiting for the problem to solve itself. That’s an even bigger time saver. The crucial part of both techniques is accurately estimating what the bare minimum actually is, and which problems are capable of solving themselves.
I’ll explain this method in more detail, if I get around to that later! 😉
Stef
