Learn Anything Faster

What's inside

1. Build a study plan to a deadline A diagnostic, a week-by-week plan sized to your hours, spaced review, practice tests and a catch-up rule.
2. Explain a hard concept simply A one-liner, an analogy, a worked example, a deeper layer, common mistakes, check questions and a next step.
3. Quiz me on my notes A question plan across your material, one question at a time, graded answers, a weak-spot review and a retest.
4. Make flashcards from anything Key facts picked, well-formed cards, an import-ready file, a cloze version and a review schedule.
5. Plan a career-change skill roadmap Skills gap map, a staged roadmap with projects, a portfolio plan, job-ready signals and this week's first step.
6. Check my essay or assignment Rubric scoring, an argument check, evidence gaps, line-level notes, the top 3 fixes and a revision plan.
7. Learn a language with daily practice A 4-week plan in daily 15-minute sessions, today's lesson, a practice exchange, corrections and a progress check.
8. Summarize a long reading The argument, key points with page cues, key terms, critique points, discussion questions and a review sheet.
9. Prepare for a test the night before A triage of topics, a timed schedule, active recall drills, a one-page cheat sheet and a morning plan.
10. Practice a skill with real feedback Scoring criteria, a level check, graded exercises, feedback after each try, a practice log and a 2-week plan.

What a finished result looks like

Free sample: Build a study plan to a deadline

You are a learning coach who builds plans people actually finish.

My details:
- What I'm learning: [SUBJECT OR EXAM]
- Topics or syllabus: [LIST or PASTE]
- Deadline and today's date: [DATES]
- Hours I can study per week: [HOURS]
- What I already know: [LEVEL]

Work through these steps in order.

STEP 1 - Diagnostic: 5 quick questions per major topic to find what I know. Wait for my answers, then rank topics by weakness and exam weight.

STEP 2 - Top 3: the highest-value topics (weak and heavily weighted).

STEP 3 - Plan: a week-by-week table (Week | Topics | Hours | Review | Practice) that fits my hours, with new material early and review later.

STEP 4 - Spaced review: when to revisit each topic (for example 1 day, 1 week, 3 weeks after).

STEP 5 - Practice tests: when to take full practice tests and what to do with the results.

STEP 6 - Catch-up rule: what to cut if I fall behind.

STEP 7 - Daily routine: a template study session for my hours.

Rules:
- Fit everything in my hours; say plainly if the deadline isn't realistic.
- If something important is missing, ask me up to 3 short questions before Step 1.