New Bonuses
April 13, 2008 – 6:14 amJust added some exciting new bonuses for anyone who purchases Studying For Exams Made Simple.
Even if you don’t decide to purchase my study system right now, make sure you add your name and email to my priority list so I can send you some videos that I’ll be creating for you over the next few weeks.
These videos should dramatically change the way you study because unlike most superficial study tips floating around, these videos deal with the real fundamentals of how to study for exams. The root cause of why most students never quite make the grade.
6 Responses to “New Bonuses”
Thanks for creating this, which I’m sure that others like me will find most helpful.
By Hyacinth on Apr 13, 2008
You’re welcome Hyacinth. Thanks for being the first person to kick start my new blog. Look forward to helping you with studying for your exams.
By rob on Apr 14, 2008
Hi Rob,
You will not remember me. I already purchased ‘Studying For Exams Made Simple’ some times ago. Unfortunately I could not take any exam after purshasing it. Am just woundering if I am still eligible to your support now.
Regards,
Nath
By Nath on Apr 19, 2008
This is such a refreshing approach to studying – thank you! Storm is 13, just finishing Senior Primary phase and I find that children do not know the meaning of focusing on necessary facts, which they need to do! I am looking forward to your following videos. I have forwarded all your emails to my 3rd year university student son at Univ of Cape Town SA, hoping that it’ll help him. when are your next videos due for release? Varsity starts writing in a month’s time.
thanks so much
Janet
By Janet (Storm's teacher) on Apr 22, 2008
Hi Janet…
Thanks for the positive comments. Just scratched the surface so far and have more original helpful videos coming soon. Trying to fit them into a busy schedule so will try to get a new one out every few days.
You never know how these things will be received when you put them out there but so far it seems that a lot of students need a new approach to studying and I’m getting tons of emails full of positive feedback.
By the way… spent 2 years in your beautiful country and would love to go back and visit one day. Thanks again for your comments Janet. Hope I don’t let you down.
Rob
By rob on Apr 22, 2008
Hey Rob,
I am only now tuning in to your video series but I must say that thus far I like the feel of where things are going. I am a fresher at the Uni of Southampton in the UK, enrolled in BSc. Computer Science course.
I also a very serious cricketer and am playing for the Uni at present. I am always relaxed and feel pleased and at home when I’m out there. However when it is time to work, that dreaded feeling of incompetence fall over me and I hardly get much done.
Simply put i am struggling. Exams are in 5 weeks from now and i still have tons of coursework and other important assignments to complete before i can even think of studying. Then is when i really get scared. I realise the time in limited for study and i just panic!!!. PLEASE HELP ME in what ever way you can. Because of this my sleeping habits are affected, my confidence relating to my work and other aspects of my life is very low . i feel extemely guilty if i have stuff to do and am out somewhere else, maybe with friends or maybe even shopping for neccesities for example.
I want to be able to get those A’s Rob. I used to be able to. Somewhere along the line i just sort of fell away. I draw blanks in lectures and lab sessions, i don’t know why. Consequently, i have a high dependency on others to help me get through but the help around here is minimal! So looks like im back to square one. Learning to manage this successfully on my own is why I’m here.
Thanks so far for your videos.
Delon
By Delon on Apr 23, 2008