That's a solid advice. > promptly being swamped by reviews and giving up I faced Anki review hell even with small decks, So I had to create an always-on Anki

That's a solid advice. > promptly being swamped by reviews and giving up I faced Anki review hell even with small decks, So I had to create an always-on Anki e-Ink review system[1] which sits on my desk and shows me cards all day; Now I can choose to review the cards through out the day during small breaks without overwhelming myself with a single review session. Due to the small real-estate (screen), I have to condense the information to what's really necessary and the act of doing it (on Anki desktop) itself helps me with my learning. What I'm doing might be heretic to Spaced Repetition folks, But it works for me. [1] https://memoryhammer.com/ https://memoryhammer.com/