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il0seonpurpose
Korea (South)5638 Posts
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Biff The Understudy
France8187 Posts
On October 19 2008 21:33 Zuries wrote: ok so.... Having fun instead of working + easy job + lots of money< stressing out every day + hard job + less money. your call. A/ Doing an ugly job + working 60 hours a week + being stressed + earning a lot That's the guy that I can see from my windows every morning when I wake up. He works in a finance company. I live in the City, in London. B/ Doing a job you love (I'm violinist) + working with artists all your life and educated and interesting people + doing something you think is usefull and in which you believe + earning four times less That's me. You call. | ||
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JMave
Singapore1806 Posts
On October 20 2008 00:43 dragoonkf wrote: Hey JMave, hehe same situation as me man, taking those exams in 2 weeks time. Good luck to you :D. Just take it easy right now and plan out your stuff, you'll do fine. Woo yeah! GL too bro. | ||
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Nytefish
United Kingdom4282 Posts
- Don't put too much pressure on yourself, but at the same time, don't underachieve. It's corny, but as long as you really try your best at everything you'll have no regrets later (maybe you should take this approach to relationships too  ). You have to do the hard work sooner or later (even if you're a genius) so just get it out of the way now.- Plan your revision (at least a little) and also plan breaks. Stuff like "2 practice papers, then half an hour break.", "Take notes on 4 chapters before taking a break." That kind of motivation works for most people. - Some form of physical activity is very helpful. I'm not talking about 300 APM starcraft sessions. You got to get up and go do something that isn't so mentally strenuous. If you're not playing any sports, just go running or something. Or if you play a musical instrument, that can relax your mind too. - Finally, if you read any of this: I suggest you spend less time on your computer. | ||
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