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The Year In Between: A Planning Workbook for Reapplicants

For anyone going again next cycle. Built backwards from one question: what will make the difference essay writable in twelve months. Includes an honest test of whether you should reapply at all.

Masters Application Decision- What's Next?

Why the decisions arrive staggered and what that does to you. Handling a rejection, converting a waitlist through the admissions call almost nobody asks for, comparing offers against purpose rather than ranking, and how reapplication actually works.

Know Yourself Before You Apply

The profile work that has to happen before you write anything. Why remembering and writing are two different jobs, and the five categories of experience people wrongly dismiss.

How many schools for Masters/MBA and Which Test (GMAT/GRE)?

How many schools, in what tiers, and why there is no such thing as a safe school. Plus choosing between the GMAT and the GRE on percentiles rather than on how the questions felt.

Master in Management vs MBA Dissected

What the Master in Management (MiM) degree is for, how it differs from an MBA and from a specialised master's, and the five reasons people actually do it. Includes the eligibility window most applicants discover too late, and how to read a school's employment report.

Choosing Your Destination

The four variables that decide where you should study: language, cost, post-study stay rights, and the market itself. Walks the main destinations in Europe, the US and Asia against all four.

The 4-Part Case Interview Framework

Stop memorizing frameworks. Start thinking like a consultant. Watch this video to learn the exact 4-part structure used in every McKinsey, BCG, and Bain case interview, and why skipping even one part costs you the offer.

Build your first AI employee

BUILD YOUR FIRST AI EMPLOYEE Turn one recurring job into a repeatable AI workflow.

Crack Any Exhibit in 60 Seconds. Land Your MBB Offer

In this video, I’ll share the exact 60-second system I teach my MBB mentees to crack even the most complex chart exhibits with speed, structure, and clarity.

Land Your Job or Study in ... Denmark (Sept. 2026 edition)

Denmark does not make much noise. It does not need to. Novo Nordisk alone accounts for roughly 4% of the entire Danish GDP. Vestas leads the world in wind energy. Danfoss sets the standard in industrial automation. These are not household names to most non-EU professionals, and that is precisely the point: the competition for roles here is lower than the quality of the companies would suggest. The labour market is tight and the skills shortage is real, which works in your favour. English is the default language in most professional environments. The workforce is genuinely multicultural, and Danish workplace culture is notably flat: titles matter less than contribution. This session covers both paths in: studying at world-class institutions like Copenhagen Business School and the Technical University of Denmark, and entering the job market directly. We go through visa options, the Danish approach to work-life integration, living costs, and what international candidates consistently get wrong in their applications. Two real cases show what a successful move to Denmark actually looks like. Denmark is smaller than its neighbours and more selective. This Thursday, we show you exactly how to qualify. New episodes in this series cover a different European country every Tuesday.

AI chief of staff

BUILD YOUR AI CHIEF OF STAFF Turn meetings, commitments and recurring work into a system that runs before you open your laptop.

Steal My 6 Secrets. Cut Your Case Prep By 90%.

In this video, I’ll share 6 proven techniques that helped me land Bain and helped hundreds of students cut prep time by 90% while learning to think and speak like a consultant.

Structure ANY Case in 2 Minutes

In this video, I’ll show you the exact 2-minute process top 1% MBB candidates use to structure any case with clarity, confidence, and partner-level precision.

Investment Banking Behavioral Interview Guide

A comprehensive guide to investment banking behavioral interviews covering Tell Me About Yourself, Why IB, Why Firm/Group, strengths and weaknesses, leadership, teamwork, conflict, failure, adversity, prioritization, and deal walkthroughs. Includes answer frameworks, a 3–4 story behavioral bank, timing guidance, pressure tests, a comprehensive question bank, and a final interview prep checklist.

3 Patterns Unlock 80% of McKinsey, BCG & Bain Cases

In this video, I’ll break down the three patterns behind 80% of MBB cases, so you can recognize them instantly, cut your prep time in half, and walk into interviews with twice the confidence.

Why 99% Fail MBB Interviews

In this video, I’ll break down the 7 fatal mistakes that cause 99% of candidates to fail MBB interviews and show you how to be the 1% who land the offer.

Steal My 5-Step M&A Approach That Got Me Into Bain

In this video, I’ll reveal the 5-step M&A system used by McKinsey, BCG & Bain to crack any deal from growth to transformation.

MCAT AAMC Content Self-Assessment Tracker

This excel tracker lists every topic from the AAMC's MCAT content outline, organized by section and content category. Rate each topic with a automatically updating summary tab to show where you need the most review.

Working in Europe - A Visa Guide

A visa guide for people applying from outside Europe. What each country asks for, what it pays, and who can actually hire you.

The most important Sentence Equivalence pairs for your real GRE exam.

This resource contains the most important Sentence Equivalence (SE) vocabulary pairs to prepare for the real GRE. This list has been carefully crafted and refined over years of student feedback. After their official GRE attempts, my students have consistently shared the vocabulary they encountered, the kinds of word relationships they saw, and the Sentence Equivalence pairs and patterns that appeared on their exams. Over time, I have used that feedback to identify the vocabulary and pairings that are particularly valuable for GRE preparation. Rather than overwhelming you with thousands of words, this resource focuses on high-value vocabulary pairs and relationships that closely reflect what students have reported encountering on the actual GRE. The goal is not simply to memorize definitions. Learn these words as pairs and relationships, understand their nuances, and train yourself to recognize when two seemingly different choices ultimately produce sentences with equivalent meanings. Use this alongside official ETS Sentence Equivalence questions. If you know these pairs thoroughly and can recognize them in context, you will be much better prepared for the vocabulary and pairing patterns you may encounter on test day.