Are you an introvert or an extrovert?
We want to know. (Reply to this email because we’re going to be giving a one-time 50% coupon for KAIC to everyone that replies.)
Take note: this matters in everything you do.
Do you know the difference?
I’m guessing you’ve heard of them before but I’m going to define it for you just so we’re both working with the same definition…
Imagine a long day of talking to tons of different people that you like. You have great conversations and love the people you were talking to.
At the end of that long day…
If you’re an extrovert… you’ll feel energized, happy, excited.
If you’re an introvert… you’re probably exhausted (even if you still are happy with the day.)
Introverts get worn out by social interactions.
It’s often the opposite for extroverts…
If an extrovert spends all day alone then they’ll probably feel exhausted (even if they’re happy with the day.)
This isn’t a perfect description but I think it tells the story…
What does this have to do with school? Your grade? Life?
Think about it…
(And if you’re the kind of person that has signed up to this list, I’d trust you to figure it out too. We’re a rare type of person.)
-Aaron
P.S.
Don’t forget. Please reply and let me know if you’re an introvert or extrovert. And feel free to tell me whatever else you’re thinking. (There is that one-time only coupon bonus you’ll get too.)
Leave Procrastination In The Dust! Never EVER let it stop you again.
Doing stuff is easy – sometimes, right?
You only procrastinate the stuff that sucks. You don’t say, “Ahhh… I’ll read that text from my crush later.” Nope. Now… Any pause is intentional and coordinated to respond better.
Here is the problem with academics:
You probably think most academic stuff sucks – at least a little. (Especially compared to other things you could be doing.)
And the thing is:
FORCING YOURSELF TO STUDY JUST MAKES IT WORSE!
You’re slowly hardening your association of school and being miserable.
You need to create positive associations with academics. You want your brain to be getting hyped up and positive when you’re thinking about studying and giving into this internal oligarchical instinct to force yourself to studying – ain’t helpin’.
Chill the internal dictator for a moment…
A big secret: You need to STOP forcing yourself to study so much.
But, if you’re not forcing yourself then how are you going to see those killer straight-a’s that you’re always pining over?
It’s not difficult but it can sound weird to unfamiliar eyes.
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Thank you so much.