BEAT the GMAT and learn skills that last a lifetime
Embark on a learning journey that:
- Attacks your weaknesses
- Leverages your strengths
- Transforms GMAT prep goals into small actionable steps
- Raises your GMAT score
SMASH THE GMAT ONCE AND FOR ALL
Many fail to make a big change on their GMAT score because they approach the GMAT as they would an exam that requires memorization.
The GMAT is NOT a test of memory.
It’s a high performance test that measures your reasoning under pressure.
This means that if you are far away form your target GMAT score.
1. You cannot study in a linear fashion and
2. Crash courses and bootcamps will be a waste of time.
Why?
Imagine that you don’t speak French.
Will a crash course prepare you for a debate on French T.V. tomorrow?
Notice the word debate.
A debate is LESS about memorizing words now and MORE about how well you have internalised using them.
It’s about creating coherent arguments under pressure.
The GMAT is the debate, and strong performance is:
LESS about the concepts you memorize now and MORE about how well you can use them to make decisions under timed conditions
This is key —> Under TIMED conditions
Most courses fail to help you execute under timed conditions because:
They are one size fits all
DO NOT develop your foundations
DO NOT develop your reasoning
DO NOT prepare you psychologically
DO NOT prepare you to think under pressure
And you will therefore not see big improvements because you:
Did not adapt your reasoning to function under timed conditions.
Remember:
If you do not change how you think you will not improve your score.
It’s that simple.
To improve your score you need to become a lean mean thinking machine that reasons quickly, explicitly and consistently under timed conditions.
and this is where I come in.
I will help you develop a better thought process to think and solve better under time, all the time, for long periods of time.
The tenets of gmatbuddy are:
Strong foundations
Explicit reasoning
Tough psychological conditioning
With the ultimate purpose of reasoning clearly and explicitly under timed conditions.
This is not easy, and sometimes requires more than one iteration.
There are no tips and tricks that will magically give you a +100 point push in a few weeks.
There are no empty guarantees, just a promise that I will teach you a process that you can follow to improve your reasoning.
What we can do depends on where you are in the preparation process.
Step 1 is to find out how far you are from your target GMAT score. Start here:
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