Ah, embarrassment. There's nothing quite like it.

And our Sprits do it best, but I'm here to offer you a safe space.

This is the place you can come to share all of those stories of past embarrassment that still keep you up at night.

Let's find a way to laugh at them together and then move on.

Remember, there's no judgement here.

So join me in my brand new podcast and finally put those memories to bed.

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Hey there and thanks for tuning in today. My name is Chris Gellapo.

Your host of Side Us of School got to listen to a question with a business idea today.

I love getting these kinds of questions where you're thinking about projects,

looking at what you're good at, what you're interested in, and trying to figure out how to monetize it in some way.

So keep those questions coming. Today, we're talking about space repetition.

Space repetition, what does that mean?

Well, if you want to retain what you read or what you study, you need to have some kind of system to review and reinforce your learning.

It's pretty shocking how quickly we forget all the different things that we read or learn about without some kind of system that reinforces that learning.

And space repetition is a technique, one of the most effective techniques I should say for increasing your retention.

So that you actually remember more of what you've studied.

I got into it myself last year and today's listener has an intriguing idea to aid in memory retention using space repetition,

but with outsourced tutors from other countries.

So essentially using Zoom or other technology to connect with people in different countries who will help reinforce what you're learning, what you've been studying.

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