Hi! I'm Mustehsan.

From the moment I read my very first book as an eager 14-year-old, to the most recent literature I’ve consumed, a singular piece of wisdom has been consistently echoed by developers, engineers, designers, project managers, and entrepreneurs alike: the act of writing makes you a better thinker. Great writers are great thinkers As two-time Pulitzer Prize winner David McCullough said: writing is thinking. To write well is to think clearly. That’s why it’s so hard.

Here I am going to list some of the rules I am using to make my studies efficient, in order for me to have sufficient time off to work on personal developement, work and entrepreneurship. Do the reading before class this might be the most important point on the list. First, the lecture makes more sense when you’ve read the assignment. Second, you won’t end up asking no questions, or dumb questions, but you will ask pertinent questions – this will not only aid your comprehension, but your professor will tag you as a sharp student and this has a positive effect on how you’re evaluated.

As a person a certain fact needs to be faced in order to achieve critical thinking skills in general – We have been propegated a world view by our surroundings till the moment we develop the skill to evaluate ideas critically. From childhood our parents, friends, games, toys, news and teachers etc. have been teaching us how to think, speak and act. But more importantly what is true and what isn’t.

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