In this episode, I want to look at how effort affects your results.

Get excited because this is tiny leaves. Big changes. Welcome to another episode of Tiny Leaps. Big changes where I share simple strategies you can use to get more out of your life.

My name is Greg Klunis and in this episode I want to look at the effect of effort on your results and I'm going to be looking at

this through the lens of comparing handwriting something to typing something and how that leads to an increased

opportunity to memorize the thing an increased opportunity to learn the

thing. So this episode was written by Somerty Jen.

If you aren't familiar with her, you definitely should be.

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phenomenal and this is no different this is such a cool topic because when given

the opportunity to take notes on a lecture either on a laptop or handwritten in a notebook, which option

would you choose?

My guess is you choose to type.

I would do the same. It's faster. They're pros and cons to both.

Taking notes electronically is often quicker because we have the ability to type at a faster rate than we can write. It also allows us to get more information down.

It ensures that we don't miss all of that much of what the lecturer is saying, and it provides an electronic

copy of our notes that we can print, edit, share, and save.

Handwritten notes are more of a traditional method of note-taking.

Writing allows us to draw diagrams and invest more time in the process.

However, a drawback of this is that we might not get all of the information down

because of how much more time consuming handwriting is over typing.

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