The last study system you’ll ever need.

The systems covered in this course are exactly what I used to go from failing to the top 4% of students in my program at Canada's #1 university while studying only 2 hours a day. I'm finally making my study system available to you to give you an unfair advantage and help you breeze through your university course, get time back, and finally stop cramming.

The Biggest Problem Students Face:

You're here because you know the truth; cramming sucks.

And "studying more" isn't the answer.

You can pull all the all-nighters you want, but the MOST valuable lesson I’ve learned in university is “doing more of something that doesn’t work will not make a difference.” It's like trying to fill a bucket with a hole in it. Pouring in more water doesn't fix the leak.

The real problem isn't how much you study; it's how you study.

And for four years, I was obsessed with fixing this. I went from straight A's in high school to a 37% on my first-year midterm. I was stressed, exhausted, and about to give up.

In a last-ditch effort to save my GPA, I spent hundreds of hours researching how to optimize learning. I read over 12 textbooks and 4 novels just to know where to start. And over the next two years, I painstakingly developed and refined a winning system.

I went from failing to the top 4% of my program while studying just two hours a day.

And I combined everything I learned into a single, cohesive system that I’m now making available to you!

Introducing: The Two-Hour Method

This system isn't just one strategy. It's two powerful systems combined into one. Whether your courses are memorization-based or practice-based, this is a step-by-step roadmap for ALL of them.

• For your memorization-based courses: You’ll never worry about terms or concepts not sticking. You'll learn the exact method I used to memorize over 13,800 flashcards in less than 2 hours per day, without ever falling behind.
• For your practice-based courses: You’ll never have to grind through homework just to feel lost on the exam. You'll get the step-by-step process. I used to go from a 37% chem midterm to acing my stats and chem classes while cutting my study time by 75%.

I use this exact approach in every single one of my classes, and I will until I graduate. It's not just a quick fix; it's a secret superpower that nobody can ever take away from you.

What’s Included:

• Memorization Method: My definitive system for memorization-based courses. Nothing held back.
• Practice & Application Method: The step-by-step blueprint for all math, stats, physics, and computer science courses. 
• Full Demonstrations: I'll show you exactly how to apply these methods in a demo lecture, so you're not just told what to do; you're shown how to do it.
• Bonus Cheat Sheets: In addition to the instructional PDFs, you’ll also get two surprise BONUSES that will drastically improve your efficiency with this method and chop down your study hours even further!

So now you’re left with two choices…

You can keep trying to figure it out on your own. Keep cramming. Keep pulling all-nighters. Keep feeling that looming stress.

Or you can make a different choice: to stop doing things you already know don’t work, pretending “This time it will,” and actually start learning.

If you ACTUALLY want to do better in school, instead of just saying you do, then you’re my type of person. I want to give you an unfair advantage.

P.S.— I used to be a stubborn underclassman, thinking I knew it all and I’d figure it out myself. But in university, you'll find out very quickly that you can't study like you're in high school. There simply aren't enough hours in the day. And by the time you realize you’re behind, it’s too late to catch up. I’ve already spent the time, read the books, and made the mistakes so you don't have to. The right choice is to steal my study system NOW, because if you try to use it the week before your exam, I’m not going to bullshit you; you’re going to have a pretty rough time. Part of this method is starting ahead, and if you follow this course to a T, you’ll never fall behind. Best of luck this coming year!