Laser Study Technique Tom Vorselen - Search Videos

"I want to study but I get easily distracted after some time." The pro...

"I want to study but I get easily distracted after some time." The pro...

636 views2 months ago

TikTokthe_studycoach

I wish I’d learned this before Uni. No one teaches you how to actually study before college. You’re supposed to figure it out while drowning in lectures, assignments, and exams. Here are six methods I wish someone had told me about on day one: FEYNMAN TECHNIQUE Explain concepts out loud like you’re teaching someone who knows nothing. Use simple words. If you can’t simplify it, you don’t understand it yet. This helps find gaps instantly and forces true comprehension. BLURTING METHOD Close your no

I wish I’d learned this before Uni. No one teaches you how to actually study before college. You’re supposed to figure it out while drowning in lectures, assignments, and exams. Here are six methods I wish someone had told me about on day one: FEYNMAN TECHNIQUE Explain concepts out loud like you’re teaching someone who knows nothing. Use simple words. If you can’t simplify it, you don’t understand it yet. This helps find gaps instantly and forces true comprehension. BLURTING METHOD Close your no

263 views2 months ago

TikTokthe_studycoach

Follow for more daily study advice 🤩 | Tom Vorselen

Follow for more daily study advice 🤩 | Tom Vorselen

166K views6 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

↓ copy my method ↓ My first study advisor just told me to ‘’study more’’ which was garbage advice. My second study professor taught me the following: 1. “Don’t aim to understand everything. Aim to understand just enough to not fail.” Your brain relaxes -> you remember more. 2. “If you don’t want to study… start anyway. Your motivation will show up 5 minutes later.” (Science agrees, search for the 5 minute rule) 3. “You’re not tired. Your brain is just bored. Give it a new location or task and it

↓ copy my method ↓ My first study advisor just told me to ‘’study more’’ which was garbage advice. My second study professor taught me the following: 1. “Don’t aim to understand everything. Aim to understand just enough to not fail.” Your brain relaxes -> you remember more. 2. “If you don’t want to study… start anyway. Your motivation will show up 5 minutes later.” (Science agrees, search for the 5 minute rule) 3. “You’re not tired. Your brain is just bored. Give it a new location or task and it

26K views3 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

🔥 4-Week Plan to Study Smarter & Beat Procrastination Week 1: Spark Curiosity - Spend 20–30 mins/day exploring something outside your syllabus. - Try: a podcast, YouTube lecture, or random Wikipedia article. - Goal: build the habit of learning beyond school/work. Week 2: Go Deeper - Increase to 45–60 mins/day. - Pick 1–2 topics you actually find interesting and dive deeper. - Use active note-taking (Cornell notes, blurting) for more effective learning. Week 3: Expand & Connect - Bump up to 60–7

🔥 4-Week Plan to Study Smarter & Beat Procrastination Week 1: Spark Curiosity - Spend 20–30 mins/day exploring something outside your syllabus. - Try: a podcast, YouTube lecture, or random Wikipedia article. - Goal: build the habit of learning beyond school/work. Week 2: Go Deeper - Increase to 45–60 mins/day. - Pick 1–2 topics you actually find interesting and dive deeper. - Use active note-taking (Cornell notes, blurting) for more effective learning. Week 3: Expand & Connect - Bump up to 60–7

2.2K views7 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

How to study for hours a day even if you’re lazy 👇🏼 Real talk. You don’t need motivation. You need a system that works even on your worst days. (comment ‘’SEVEN’’ for my 7 minute video on how to beat procrastination forever) Here’s how to make studying feel automatic instead of draining: 1️⃣ The 3 golden rules 70 percent doing, 30 percent reading Focus on one subject at a time Remove distractions such as phone, people, everything 2️⃣ The LAZY method L – lower the friction. Set your desk the ni

How to study for hours a day even if you’re lazy 👇🏼 Real talk. You don’t need motivation. You need a system that works even on your worst days. (comment ‘’SEVEN’’ for my 7 minute video on how to beat procrastination forever) Here’s how to make studying feel automatic instead of draining: 1️⃣ The 3 golden rules 70 percent doing, 30 percent reading Focus on one subject at a time Remove distractions such as phone, people, everything 2️⃣ The LAZY method L – lower the friction. Set your desk the ni

750 views6 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

Comment ‘’FAST” to learn how to study so FAST it almost feels illegal. Most students still “study” by rereading their notes and textbooks. It feels safe. It feels productive. But here’s the problem: exams don’t ask you to reread, they ask you to recall and apply. When you reread, your brain gets familiar with the text but doesn’t actually practice pulling it out under pressure. That’s why so many students freeze during exams: their method never matched the task. Efficient learning = study like y

Comment ‘’FAST” to learn how to study so FAST it almost feels illegal. Most students still “study” by rereading their notes and textbooks. It feels safe. It feels productive. But here’s the problem: exams don’t ask you to reread, they ask you to recall and apply. When you reread, your brain gets familiar with the text but doesn’t actually practice pulling it out under pressure. That’s why so many students freeze during exams: their method never matched the task. Efficient learning = study like y

2.8K views5 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

🔥 4-Week Plan to Study Smarter & Beat Procrastination Week 1: Spark Curiosity - Spend 20–30 mins/day exploring something outside your syllabus. - Try: a podcast, YouTube lecture, or random Wikipedia article. - Goal: build the habit of learning beyond school/work. Week 2: Go Deeper - Increase to 45–60 mins/day. - Pick 1–2 topics you actually find interesting and dive deeper. - Use active note-taking (Cornell notes, blurting) for more effective learning. Week 3: Expand & Connect - Bump up to 60–7

22.6K views7 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

Follow for more daily student advice 🫡 | Tom Vorselen

780.2K views7 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

The Burnout-Proof Study Schedule That Actually Works Comment ‘’TIME’’ for my free time management guide to help you implement this schedule. Most students try to add more hours. Top students protect their energy. Here’s what a high-performance study day looks like 👇 7:30–8:30 AM – Morning Setup Sunlight, movement, protein, hydration. Prime your brain. 9:00–11:00 AM – Deep Focus Block Active recall or problem-solving. No distractions. 11:00–11:30 AM – Recharge Short walk, stretch, or breathwork,

2.1K views6 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

Routines for students that study till 5PM ⤵️ (comment ‘’TIME’’ for a free time management guide with templates to implement these routines) 🏫 5:00–5:45 PM — Commute home Rest your brain. No studying yet. 🍽️ *5:45–6:30 PM — Dinner & unwind Eat, chill, recharge. 🚿 6:30–6:50 PM — Energy reset 5 minutes activating breath work, jumping jacks and squats quick (cold) shower. 🕯️ 6:50–7:00 PM — Set your vibe Tidy desk, lamp on, water ready. 📚 7:00–7:50 PM — Study Block 1 Start easy. Build momentum.

15.5K views6 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

5 study habits I only started at 20 (wish I did at 17) 1️⃣ Spaced repetition Cramming made me forget everything a week later. Reviewing in spaced intervals (1–1–1–4 day pattern) built real long term memory. Every review strengthens your recall, it compounds over time. 2️⃣ System over motivation At 17 I waited until I “felt like studying.” At 22 I learned to time block, plan 3 key priorities, and build systems that make progress automatic. That’s how you beat procrastination and stay consistent e

119.8K views7 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

How to study for hours a day even if you’re lazy 👇🏼 Real talk. You don’t need motivation. You need a system that works even on your worst days. (comment ‘’SEVEN’’ for my 7 minute video on how to beat procrastination forever) Here’s how to make studying feel automatic instead of draining: 1️⃣ The 3 golden rules 70 percent doing, 30 percent reading Focus on one subject at a time Remove distractions such as phone, people, everything 2️⃣ The LAZY method L – lower the friction. Set your desk the ni

49.1K views6 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

Step 1 ✅ Comment “SKOOL” for access to my free study community (9.8K motivated students inside) Step 2 ✅ Follow @‌the_studycoach] for more free study tips! 🙌🏼 Cornell method: Think of your notes as a strategic plan. Divide your page into three sections: one for main ideas, one for details, and one at the bottom to summarize. It’s like creating a map to navigate all the important information. Blurt and learn: Picture your brain as a quick learner! After you read or hear something, challenge you

40.2K views6 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

How I actually remember everything I study (no, it’s not magic, it’s a system based on science): 🧠 (Follow for my free study tips and all the methods) 1️⃣ Spaced beats crammed. Your brain doesn’t learn in one go. Tools like Anki remind you of what you’re about to forget — right before you do. That’s how long-term memory is built. 2️⃣ The Rule of 3. Revisit info 3x within 24 hours: – When you first learn it – When you review it – When you use it (in convo, podcast, or real life) 3️⃣ Active Recal

7.6K views7 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

The Burnout-Proof Study Schedule That Actually Works Comment ‘’TIME’’ for my free time management guide to help you implement this schedule. Most students try to add more hours. Top students protect their energy. Here’s what a high-performance study day looks like 👇 7:30–8:30 AM – Morning Setup Sunlight, movement, protein, hydration. Prime your brain. 9:00–11:00 AM – Deep Focus Block Active recall or problem-solving. No distractions. 11:00–11:30 AM – Recharge Short walk, stretch, or breathwork,

2.1K views6 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

If you’re still stuck at 0 hours of study, it’s time to change that. You don’t need to jump from 0 → 6 hrs overnight. Just try this for the next few days and watch how fast you’ll feel proud of yourself: 🕖 7:00 am – Wake up 7:00–8:00 – Freshen up, light exercise, breakfast 8:00–10:00 – Study session 1 (4×25 min Pomodoros, 5-min breaks) 10:00–11:00 – Break shower 11:00–1:00 – Study session 2 (again 4×25 min Pomodoros) 1:00–5:00 – Free time (movie, nap, gym, go out, whatever) 5:00–7:00 – Study se

3.1K views9 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

When students or professionals join us, they usually expect “study tips.” What they actually get is a complete transformation in how they learn and manage their time. Here’s what you can expect when we work together: ✅ A clear system for studying that actually sticks (active recall, spaced repetition, science-backed methods) ✅ Time management strategies that make procrastination nearly impossible ✅ Weekly accountability so you don’t just learn theory—you implement it ✅ More confidence walking in

1.3K views5 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

5 Study Habits so GOOD they almost feel illegal 🔥 Tired of distractions, endless to-do’s, and feeling behind? Here are 5 science-backed habits top students use to lock in focus, time management, and efficient learning. (I also explain all these in one of my youtube video’s, comment ‘’HABIT’’ to get the link) 1. Make hard choices today for an easier tomorrow Pre-commit: “If it’s 09:00, I start Block 1.” Set 3 MITs and a default start time. Lower friction (books open, phone on airplane) and raise

10.9K views8 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

5 study habits I only started at 20 (wish I did at 17) 1️⃣ Spaced repetition Cramming made me forget everything a week later. Reviewing in spaced intervals (1–1–1–4 day pattern) built real long term memory. Every review strengthens your recall, it compounds over time. 2️⃣ System over motivation At 17 I waited until I “felt like studying.” At 22 I learned to time block, plan 3 key priorities, and build systems that make progress automatic. That’s how you beat procrastination and stay consistent e

1.4K views7 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

Step 1 ✅ Comment “GUIDE” for my free study guide with more tips and tricks Step 2 ✅ Follow @the_studycoach for more free study tips! 🙌🏼 Cornell method: Think of your notes as a strategic plan. Divide your page into three sections: one for main ideas, one for details, and one at the bottom to summarize. It’s like creating a map to navigate all the important information. Blurt and learn: Picture your brain as a quick learner! After you read or hear something, challenge yourself to recall and exp

36.2K viewsMay 1, 2025

FacebookTom Vorselen

Step 1 ✅ Comment “GUIDE” for my free study guide with more tips and tricks Step 2 ✅ Follow @the_studycoach for more free study tips! 🙌🏼 Cornell method: Think of your notes as a strategic plan. Divide your page into three sections: one for main ideas, one for details, and one at the bottom to summarize. It’s like creating a map to navigate all the important information. Blurt and learn: Picture your brain as a quick learner! After you read or hear something, challenge yourself to recall and exp

2.4K views8 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

Step 1 ✅ Comment “LEARN” for my free study guide with more tips and tricks Step 2 ✅ Follow @the_studycoach] for more free study tips! 🙌🏼 The Cornell Method turns your notes into a strategy, not a transcript. You split the page into main ideas, key details, and a short summary at the bottom. Now your notes guide your thinking instead of drowning you in information. Blurt and Learn is where understanding actually sticks. After class or reading, you close your notes and explain the main ideas fro

2.4K views5 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

I know it sounds crazy… but this study method actually works👇 Comment “LEARN” and I will send you my free guide that shows you the step by step for efficient learning and beating procrastination. If your feed is full of people pretending they study 12 hours with perfect notes and zero stress… you are not alone. But let’s be real. Most of those “study hacks” are unrealistic, overhyped, or straight up useless. Rewriting notes for the tenth time. Highlighting everything. All nighter culture. None

2.6K views6 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

How I force myself to study when motivation is gone These are not crazy hacks They are real things I do because my brain loves to escape work. 1. the mirror trick I keep my front camera on or study near a mirror. When I catch myself zoning out, I go back to the material. Awareness interrupts procrastination loops. 2. public pressure I tell a friend what I will finish by a certain time. If I don’t do it, I have to send them proof of why I failed. Accountability increases follow through in multipl

126.1K views6 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

Not all study methods are created equal, and the ones that look most productive are often the ones doing the least for your brain. Most students waste hours on techniques that create the illusion of learning without actually building long-term understanding. Your brain is terrible at judging whether it’s actually learning. This is called “fluency illusion”, a cognitive bias where ease of processing makes you think you know something better than you actually do. Research shows that the techniques

23.8K views3 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

I made these study mistakes in finals season. Most students still make them. Here is how to fix them fast. Mistake 1: Reviewing the exam right after you finish Your brain goes into panic mode when you compare answers. It kills focus for the next subject. Fix: Leave the room, reset your brain, and switch attention. A calm mind improves memory and recall. Mistake 2: Studying without planning your energy Most students push through hunger or low energy and call it discipline. It is not. Fix: Plan yo

8.1K views5 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

There’s a different kind of focus that hits when you finally study or work on something you actually care about. You don’t have to force yourself to start. You don’t check the clock every 10 minutes. You don’t need motivation because curiosity takes over. That’s what happens when passion meets purpose. 🔥 It’s not about grinding longer, it’s about aligning your energy with what excites you. When you do that, time flies, learning becomes effortless, and progress feels natural. The goal isn’t to s

1.9K views7 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

“all you do is study…” no bro, i’ve been stuck on the same slide for 3 hours straight 😅 this is the trap most students fall into → measuring progress by time instead of results. the difference between students who get 90% with 4 hrs and students who barely pass with 10 hrs comes down to systems: 🔥 active recall → instead of rereading slides, close them and test yourself. your brain remembers what it struggles to retrieve, not what it passively re-sees. 🔥 spaced repetition → review material on

1.2K views9 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

How to study so fast it feels illegal. This is the exact mindset shift most students and adult learners never make. 1️⃣ Volume beats perfection Your brain learns through reps. Not through planning the perfect study session. 100 imperfect recall attempts will beat 1 perfect reread every time. Start messy. Improve while moving. 2️⃣ Obsess over one skill for longer than feels comfortable Jumping between methods, tools, and subjects keeps you average. Pick one skill. Stick with it for a long time. I

2.2K views4 months ago

FacebookTom Vorselen

See more