Yes, you need to spin up on foundational knowledge. You are not an exception.

If you have a New Year’s resolution planned this year, then just start doing it today. The more days you wait until you start, the more practice you’ll get thinking about it and not doing it, which is the exact opposite of the stimulus-response pattern you want.

One of the main reasons why so many people struggle to learn math is that they struggle to climb the hierarchy. Climbing the hierarchy has been a primary focus of our solution approach, so our solution is going to generalize best to subjects that are similarly hierarchical.

Often the biggest motivational hurdle is just starting the (physical or intellectual) workout.

As you exit school and enter the workforce, it’s nobody’s responsibility to continue developing your talent.

Higher-grade math unlocks specialized fields that students normally couldn't access until much later -- and on average, the faster you accelerate your learning, the sooner you get your career started, and the more you accomplish over the course of your career.