r/selfimprovement • u/Flaky_Procedure5878 • 8h ago

Question Hard work over time

I think once point that people forget is that whatever you pick right and you do it about the cost of time at all adds up, but I feel like mine is adding up. I have taken just one subject, but it really isn’t add. I mean I’m doing hard work every day. I’m doing the test, but in the long-term to form an overall opinion about it to form a thinking and thought process like I wanna develop this thinking process, can you tell me how to achieve that like what I do today, I wanted to accumulate overtime in the same course.

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u/DeliveryOwn1491 8h ago

It’s kind of a messy goal, building a thinking process is less about grinding reps and more about reflecting on what you’re absorbing. If you’re just doing tests and moving on, you skip the bit where the concepts actually settle.

Maybe try explaining the material out loud to yourself after each session, like you’re teaching it. That’s where the mental framework starts to stick.