Practical ideas on learning, productivity, careers and building a more intentional life.
Most of what I share starts with something I’m trying to understand for myself – how to work well, use money intentionally, understand business and still leave room for the rest of life.
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A practical free guide built around smarter revision, memory and exam preparation — designed to help students improve results without spending every waking hour at a desk.

Minimal design for full days. One backpack, from your morning commute to your next departure.
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From studying and focus to careers, law and the parts of life that don’t fit neatly into a productivity system - these are the questions I keep coming back to.
Practical ways to learn, remember and prepare better.
Systems for doing meaningful work with less friction.
Ideas for navigating ambitious work with more clarity.
Thoughts on wellbeing, relationships and a life that feels full.
I graduated from Trinity College, Cambridge with a Starred First in French and Spanish - and became fascinated by the methods behind better learning.
I’ve written five books, mostly for students, including The Rules of Revision - practical resources designed to make learning easier to act on.
After studying law at BPP, I moved into corporate law - another world where judgement, clear thinking and attention to detail matter.
I’ve spent years moving between demanding academic work, corporate law and creating things online. The common thread is curiosity - how people learn, work, make decisions and build a life that still feels like their own.
Long hours, high stakes and a world most people only see from the outside. I break down how corporate lawyers work, what they’re paid for and what the job is really like.
From tracking spending to investing and portfolio decisions, I’ve become increasingly interested in the systems that turn money into more choice – not just a bigger number.
Menos started as an attempt to build a minimalist backpack without compromising on function. The process meant dealing with materials, manufacturing, positioning and hundreds of small decisions.
I’m interested in the systems that make demanding work sustainable – energy, habits, relationships and knowing when optimisation has gone far enough.
If something here made you think, challenged an assumption or gave you an idea worth trying, I’d love to hear about it.S
I create videos and resources around learning, productivity, careers, law and wellbeing - usually based on things I’m trying to understand or improve for myself.
You can find study guides, The Rules of Revision, GDL and LPC notes, and other learning resources in the shop and law-notes sections of the site. Some of the law notes are available free.
It’s a study guide built around exam-preparation techniques from Oxford and Cambridge students, covering planning, procrastination, note-making, memory and exam performance.
Yes - productivity, goal-setting and better systems for work are still a major part of the content, alongside careers, law and wellbeing.
Yes. There are GDL and LPC notes available, including free PDF versions and paid premium editions with additional material.
Start with the topic that’s most useful to you right now: studying, productivity, careers or law - then explore the videos and resources from there.
Still curious? The best place to keep exploring is YouTube — or get in touch if there’s something specific you’d like to ask.