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WHAT I DO FOR STUDENTS
Students often make decisions that cost them on academic performance, interfere with career plans, and leave them unnecessarily stressed. These errors also result in unhappiness along with loss of time and money.

School should be a memorable time in life, not a period you look back on with disappointment. The problem is most students are not taught what they need to know in order to do their best in school and prepare for a career. This is where I can help.

I help you dramatically improve your learning and studying, achieve your best on assignments and tests, choose your major/minor, avoid academic pitfalls, address problems with professors/TA’s/administrators, find, apply for, and make the most of research assignments and internships, learn durable skills (also called soft skills), prepare/apply for graduate school and post-graduate careers, and most other academic issues.

My goal is to help you be informed and wise and get where you want to go in life!

Campus advisors may mean well, but they are unlikely to have anywhere near the knowledge and professional background enables me to offer professional grade advice.

For high school and first-year post-secondary students, I advise everyone. For students at higher levels, I focus on students in engineering, mathematics, and psychology.

Your next step? Message me in LinkedIn or at treasureoflife at outlook.com. An initial 20-minute consultation via Zoom is free upon request! (A special offer is available if you promote my advising using your social media contacts.)

ADDITIONAL
I teach the psychology of normal human memory, how to deal with natural forgetting, and ways to increase retention. All of this is crucial for effective studying.

Improved understanding of memory can greatly aid your reasoning and problem-solving skills and your ability to perform on tests and at a job. This is beneficial for students, professionals, and anyone else.

WHAT I DO FOR CORPORATE CLIENTS
I can help you, a corporate employee, improve on skills needed for your work.

LEGACY
Were you ever formally educated on how to effectively learn, study, reason, remember, and problem-solve?

An understanding of how human memory does (and does not) work and how to efficiently learn and remember is beneficial in most aspects of life. My desire is that these things be taught starting in elementary school (yes, to children) & regularly/frequently thereafter through high school.