Work Smarter
If you want to make progress on anything, you achieve it with selective, deliberate practice. A key to good deliberate practice is tracking your improvement, including the time spent on your activities, as well as other metrics you deem important. If you’re trying to become a faster reader, for instance, what better way is there to Continue Reading
Part of the reason I went to law school was that of the inspiration from some of the finest legal minds I witnessed solving cases on television.
Editing is just as important as getting the words on the page for the first time. Here’s what I have figured out over time.
I remember spending about an hour to read ten pages during my first semester of law school, on a good day, and was always wondering if there was a faster way to go about it. Today, I spend far less time reading for law school, as well as reading in general, but still manage to read each assigned case.
Making yoga a daily habit can be challenging, but anyone can start with 10 minutes per day in a quiet area.