Arrange reading time for working + studying people

# Lemon 8 ClubToday, let's share three steps to schedule a life-fighting book that we used to work on, ready to take the exam at any moment!

1. Explore your own "golden time"

Fixed Time: Separate the working / study time that does not touch at all

Golden Hour: Find the "brain sailing" period (such as early morning, early morning). Book this period for the most difficult subjects or content that requires high concentration.

Micro-Study Time: Take a little time, such as travel, lunch break, for short vocabulary / formula review, or read summaries made.

2. Order the "importance" of the exam field.

A = Most Important (Requires Serious Score): For example, the Grand Exam, the Soundtrack Exam, gives 1.5 to 2 hours during the Golden Hour.

B = minor (must pass): e.g. university work, small quiz, give 1 hour after normal working hours.

C = Basic / Review: Leisure Reading or Micro-Study Time Range

3. Use the cool 4: 1 formula to not burn out.

📚 4 Days Full Reading (Mon-Thu): Regular work / study days, 1-2 hours after work according to the schedule.

📝 1 Fall Day (Friday): Summary of 4 Days of Read or Focus on Old Exam

🧘‍♀️ 1 Day Brain Break (Saturday): Seriously Break! Do not touch the book. Go fully charged.

💪 1 Day Accelerated (Sunday): Return to Intense Reading, Make a Mock Exam, or Prepare for Next Week

✨ Trick adds an effective reading.

Pomodoro: 25 minutes read, 5 minutes rest, allows for good focus in a limited time.

Flexible: If a day is really busy and unreadable, rest, but need time to compensate later. Don't leave!

Small goal: Easily achieve goals (such as "read 3 chapters," not "read to the end of the book") to keep the encouragement going.

❤️ Encourage friends who are fighting, working and studying! Please take the exam and get a good score.

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