291: How do I decide what to study every day?

291: How do I decide what to study every day?

Kausalya asks: "How do you decide what to do every day in your core study time?

In Today's Episode:
  • My "Core Study Time" is quiet, focused time that I spend on my target language every morning
  • I don't have any kind of weekly routine where I do specific activities every day
  • Rather, I focus on one activity, often for a period of 2-3 weeks
  • I call these Sprints, which you can read more about in this article
  • The reason for Sprints is that sustained focus is how I've always been able to bring about real, meaningful progress in my language learning
  • Jumping from one activity to another on a daily basis, in my opinion, encourages shallow learning
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