Train your Mind

The 2357 Study Method

The 2357 Study Method

Mock exams may be on the horizon for you at this time of year, and if they are the 2357 study method may be a helpful approach for you. Take a look at this post to find out more...

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Social media: use it—don’t let it use you

Social media: use it—don’t let it use you

Social media platforms can be great for staying close to people you care about, discovering new music/art/sports, and finding communities that get you. It can also crank up stress, steal sleep, and turn "just checking" into a 2-hour scroll. Here’s how to keep the good and dodge the nonsense.

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Friendship: What to Keep, What to Question and How to Grow

Friendship: What to Keep, What to Question and How to Grow

Friendships can be one of the best parts of being a teen—people who make you laugh, hype your wins and sit with you when life is messy. They can also get complicated as everyone changes schools, interests and develops into...

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Switch Off for Summer: A tiny routine to actually relax

Switch Off for Summer: A tiny routine to actually relax

Done with exams and work for now? 🙌🏼 Congrats. Now don’t accidentally stress your way through your whole break. 

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Just Breathe: A Quick Mindfulness Exercise to Switch Off

Just Breathe: A Quick Mindfulness Exercise to Switch Off

Take a look at our introduction to Mindfulness as part of our 'Train Your Mind' series, and then explore more in 'Recharge'. 

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3-Minute Calm: Settle in for the Exam

3-Minute Calm: Settle in for the Exam

Need something simple to do in the exam room that actually works? This is a tiny routine you can remember and use right before the paper starts. No drama, no long breathing charts — just three minutes to steady your body and focus your mind.

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Focus Timer: Train your brain to start (and stop) on cue

Focus Timer: Train your brain to start (and stop) on cue

Need a study tool that’s simple, repeatable, and actually makes starting easier? The Focus Timer is a tiny routine you do every session so your brain learns: “When X happens, we work. When Y happens, we stop.”

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