the grades you get today are a direct result of the studying you
did yesterday it's a direct result of the
studying you did last week and the week before
take responsibility for whatever happens to you knowing that you have
consciously made the decisions that have put you in the situation
you are now in because all you need to do is take baby
steps one small step at a time one foot in
front of the other remember what is achievable remember
what you are capable of because it will put your problems into
perspective when you're feeling fatigued and weak that will be the spark that
keeps you going on that journey when you're walking with those weights
on your shoulders
we all have these things these external things that we blame and they give us
excuses and reasons for our grades maybe it was
i didn't have the time or i didn't have the money
or this happened to me or that happened to me
my family member my parents the country the economy it doesn't matter
whose fault it is that something is broken
it's your responsibility to fix it it doesn't matter whose fault it was
that you failed your last exam but you can be damn sure it's your
responsibility to make sure it doesn't happen again
it's completely down to you to make your life happen don't let things just happen
to you make them happen never accept things
just as they are don't follow the crowd this is your life
you own this you in your own circumstances
you own the grades you're getting right now you're the one calling the shots
here no one else you're not gonna let anyone
tell you how much you're worth you're not gonna ask permission from
anybody that's up to you to decide because if you're going to get anything
in this life you're gonna have to work for it
because every time that you blame someone else
you're giving away your power you're giving away your power so that
you have no ability to change what your current
circumstances are
you'll have no power to change your life because you're putting it on something
outside of yourself that you have no control over but you
have 100 control over yourself
over your own mind your own thoughts your own behaviors you're ultimately the
person that decides everything in your life
your education your life your happiness it's your responsibility and it's your
responsibility alone so
how will your life get better
how will your life change when you change
when you get better it'll get better if you change
it will all change don't put it on someone else
and hope that someone else will change it for you
take responsibility for yourself
why are you only getting average grades how can so many people in your class get
better grades than you they're probably not smarter than you
and even if they are that's only a small part of a far bigger
picture the biggest factor here in influencing
whether your grades will be average or if your grades will be among the best
in your class comes down to one thing the amount of effort you put into your
study and that doesn't just mean opening a
textbook and reading for as long as possible
until you feel tired it's more than that it means asking the professor
questions practicing with past paper questions following
a study schedule religiously going to classes
eating healthily staying hydrated doing exercise
daily getting seven to eight hours of sleep a night
it's all these things as well as studying 10
hours a day if that's what's required studying 10 hours a day is pointless if
you're exhausted from getting two hours of sleep the night before
you're binging on junk food and you're missing all your classes
that's not the point of all this
it's the attitude you need to have that will only come
with phenomenal grades this attitude can lead to new opportunities
open doors lead to scholarships boost your
confidence and even improve your social life
so if you've got a problem with getting average or below
average grades then do something about it
before you know it your formal education will come to an
end and you'll be thrown into the world of work
so don't waste these years make the most of them
that means no wasting time no procrastinating
the earlier you decide you're going to give your studying everything you've got
the better life you're going to have believe me
that two hours you were going to spend watching a film on netflix
will be far better spent studying in the long term these small decisions
to study instead of procrastinating add up you're
more likely to be happier healthier and definitely wealthier
i'm not saying relaxing and chilling in front of netflix is always bad
but if you're procrastinating for four or more hours a day
when you know you should be studying i'm saying that
right there needs to be fixed it's the grade a students that you
should be chasing you know who i'm talking about the ones
that seem to do well in every single exam that's thrown at
them but you don't see the hours and hours
sitting at their desk with just their study lamp on
while everyone else is doing things that don't matter
you don't see the parties they didn't attend or the films they haven't seen
because they were so focused on studying it's behind the scenes in private where
the grind and hustle takes place so what are you going to do about it
i'll tell you what you're going to do observe them
learn from them study them this is your time this is your moment no one else is
going to make it happen only you have control of your grades
work hard work smart be consistent seven days a week no excuses no
procrastination you have it within you you just have to
find it and if you keep this up within a few
weeks you'll see your grades increase within a few months you'll be among the
top students in your class trust me
try it
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