Study Plans
16 articles about Study Plans.
Stop Timing EVERY Question From Day One
Racing a timer from day one just trains you to make mistakes faster. Here's how to build EA accuracy first, then add speed that holds up.
Your STRONGEST Section Needs Training Too
All three Executive Assessment sections count the same. Neglect your best one while you fix your worst, and you quietly give back your easiest points.
Studying on Your Phone Is MOSTLY Fake Studying
Tapping through Executive Assessment questions on your phone feels like work, but it trains the wrong habits. Here's what to do tonight instead.
Quit Waiting for the "RIGHT Time" to Start
Waiting for a quiet season to start Executive Assessment prep? It isn't coming. Here's why one 30-minute session this week beats any perfect plan.
The Final Week: Stop LEARNING, Start Sharpening
A week before the Executive Assessment, new topics only plant doubt. Here's how to sharpen what you already own and walk in rested.
BOOK the Test Date, Then Build Backward
No test date means months of drift. Here's how to book a realistic Executive Assessment date and build every study week backward from it.
Weekend Warrior Studying DOESN'T Work
Six hours every Saturday feels like serious Executive Assessment prep, but you're relearning the same lesson each week. Here's the week that actually sticks.
More Books Won't SAVE You
Three new Executive Assessment books feel like progress. They aren't. Here's why one plan you actually finish beats a shelf you never touch.
Pick a Target Score. A REAL One.
Your EA target probably came from a coworker or your ego. Here's how to build a real one from your schools and your own data, then train to hit it.
Business Travel Is NOT an Excuse
Your trips aren't wrecking your Executive Assessment prep. Flying with no plan is. Here's how to turn airports and hotel rooms into real training.
Be the COMMANDER of Fewer Questions
Thousands of new practice questions won't raise your EA score. Owning fewer, and redoing them until your process is clean, will.
You Are NOT Allowed to Say "I Have No Idea"
Every missed Executive Assessment question has a cause. Here is how to find it before you click Next, and why "no idea" is never an answer.
The Holidays Will EAT Your Study Plan
December will nibble away every study hour you don't guard. Here's how 30 minutes a day gets you to January sharper instead of rusty.
When Your Routine BREAKS, Your Study Plan Can't
Your study schedule just collapsed. Waiting for normal is the real mistake. Here's how to build a smaller EA routine that keeps your score climbing.
Resolutions FAIL. Training Plans Don't.
"Study for the EA this year" is a wish, not a plan. Here's how to build a real one tomorrow: days, times, question types and a booked test date.
Your Calendar Is LYING to You
Waiting for work to calm down before you study for the Executive Assessment? It won't. Here's how to claim your study hours on the calendar, starting today.