Excellent choice. Below is a daily, repeatable Focus + Recall Drill System designed specifically to sharpen attention, working memory, logical thinking, and interview-level recall.
This is practice-first, minimal theory, maximum brain impact 🧠⚡
🧠 DAILY FOCUS + RECALL DRILL SYSTEM
⏱ Total time: 45–75 minutes
🎯 Outcome: Laser focus + fast recall + strong problem-solving
🔥 PART 1: FOCUS PRIMING (5–7 minutes)
Do this before any study or problem-solving.




Drill
- Sit straight, eyes closed
- Breathe in 4 sec
- Hold 4 sec
- Breathe out 6 sec
- Repeat × 10 rounds
✅ Clears mental noise
✅ Switches brain into deep focus mode
🧮 PART 2: MENTAL MATH DRILLS (10–15 minutes) — DAILY




🔹 Drill A: Speed Arithmetic (5 min)
Do in your head, no writing.
- 47 × 6
- 120 ÷ 8
- 19²
- 15% of 240
- 999 − 378
📌 Goal: Speed + accuracy, not perfection.
🔹 Drill B: Chain Calculations (5 min)
Start with a number, apply operations continuously.
Example:
Start = 7
× 4 → + 12 → ÷ 2 → − 5 → × 3
At the end, say the final number without retracing steps.
🧠 Trains working memory
🔹 Drill C: Estimation (5 min)
Answer approximately, fast.
- People in a football stadium?
- Books in a library?
- Seconds in a month?
📌 Interviews love estimation → this builds confidence.
🧩 PART 3: LOGIC PUZZLE DRILLS (10–15 minutes)




🔹 Drill A: Pattern Recognition
Answer mentally:
- 2, 6, 12, 20, ?
- A, C, F, J, ?
- 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, ?
🔹 Drill B: Constraint Logic
Example:
3 switches control 3 bulbs in another room.
You can enter the room only once.
How do you identify which switch controls which bulb?
📌 Don’t rush — reason step-by-step aloud.
🔹 Drill C: Reverse Thinking
Ask:
- How could this fail?
- What assumption am I making?
- What if input is extreme?
🧠 This is how top problem-solvers think.
💻 PART 4: CODING THINKING DRILLS (15–25 minutes)



🔹 Drill A: Problem → Pattern (NO CODING YET)
Take any problem and answer ONLY:
- What is the core problem?
- Which pattern fits?
- Hash map
- Two pointers
- Sliding window
- DFS / BFS
- What is time & space complexity?
📌 This trains interview recall, not syntax.
🔹 Drill B: Code from Memory (10 min)
- Pick a known problem
- Write solution without IDE help
- Even pseudo-code is enough
🧠 This massively strengthens recall.
🔹 Drill C: Explain Aloud (5 min)
Pretend interviewer is listening:
- Why this approach?
- Why not another?
- What are tradeoffs?
📌 If you can explain → you truly know it.
🔁 PART 5: RECALL SNAPSHOT (5 minutes)



At the end, close everything and answer:
- What math trick did I learn?
- What logic pattern appeared?
- What coding pattern did I use?
Write 3 bullet points only.
📆 WEEKLY STRUCTURE (IMPORTANT)
| Day | Focus |
|---|---|
| Mon | Math + Arrays |
| Tue | Logic + Strings |
| Wed | Math + HashMaps |
| Thu | Logic + Recursion |
| Fri | Estimation + SQL |
| Sat | Mixed drills |
| Sun | Recall only (no new learning) |
🧠 GOLDEN RULES
- Speed > perfection
- Recall > re-reading
- Explain > memorize
- Consistency beats intensity