Alright, keeping up with new year resolutions is hard.
Hey there guys! I know I have been quite inactive and procrastinating. Let me tell you why that happened, and what you shouldn't do. It's only been a month, and this is what I learned from my monthly performance.
I'm in my sophomore year. As most people would tell you, you must be very organized at the beginning of your school year. Being on top of your to-do lists, signing up for every single thing that comes to your way, and so on. But they won't tell you one major thing - organization differs from person to person.
I tried being so organized this month. Mostly, June is my fav month, and I don't do anything serious at that time. But unfortunately, I found myself in a very hectic plan, and I hardly had time to breathe. And that's the time I realized one thing - you need to take time while figuring things.
Participating in every opportunity can get you a good name at school, but that is not exactly what you should be looking for. You should be looking forward to learning new things and gaining new experiences. If you have participated in the same contest twice or thrice, try a new field this time. And one more important thing, never be hesitant to say no. I refused a lot of offers this month, and though I felt pretty low, I 'm doing my best to find time for those "on duties" too!
Planning routines never worked for me, I hardly follow them for a week. You must know what needs to be done, and what can be postponed. If you can stick to your schedule, well then, you're one of a kind! But if you're someone like me who plans stuff that day, or the last minute, then I highly recommend you to believe in yourself.
And finally, remember that you always learn from your mistakes. Committing mistakes is not an issue. But not rectifying them is not the right thing to do. Don't feel bad because you've done something wrong. Feel happy that you got to learn something that'll save you time before your main exams.
Hey there guys! I know I have been quite inactive and procrastinating. Let me tell you why that happened, and what you shouldn't do. It's only been a month, and this is what I learned from my monthly performance.
I'm in my sophomore year. As most people would tell you, you must be very organized at the beginning of your school year. Being on top of your to-do lists, signing up for every single thing that comes to your way, and so on. But they won't tell you one major thing - organization differs from person to person.
I tried being so organized this month. Mostly, June is my fav month, and I don't do anything serious at that time. But unfortunately, I found myself in a very hectic plan, and I hardly had time to breathe. And that's the time I realized one thing - you need to take time while figuring things.
Participating in every opportunity can get you a good name at school, but that is not exactly what you should be looking for. You should be looking forward to learning new things and gaining new experiences. If you have participated in the same contest twice or thrice, try a new field this time. And one more important thing, never be hesitant to say no. I refused a lot of offers this month, and though I felt pretty low, I 'm doing my best to find time for those "on duties" too!
Planning routines never worked for me, I hardly follow them for a week. You must know what needs to be done, and what can be postponed. If you can stick to your schedule, well then, you're one of a kind! But if you're someone like me who plans stuff that day, or the last minute, then I highly recommend you to believe in yourself.
And finally, remember that you always learn from your mistakes. Committing mistakes is not an issue. But not rectifying them is not the right thing to do. Don't feel bad because you've done something wrong. Feel happy that you got to learn something that'll save you time before your main exams.
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