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No one can be good at everything. More importantly, no one can be great at much.
The most basic reason is time limitations.
You can only invest your time in so many different places.
There are also energy limitations.
Then you have to consider your own natural gifts and weaknesses. No person is born particularly gifted in every direction.
(A great football player is unlikely to be a great jockey. That’s a physical example but there are intellectual examples that are less obvious.)
You can spend your time beating away at your weaknesses to try and make yourself as well rounded as possible but that process sucks. Really… try it for a while and you’ll know what I’m talking about.
You’ll spend the majority of your time doing things that you’re just not very good at. All that time is time that could have been spent taking your skills and turning them into something that you’re amazing at.
It’s better to focus your energy on your strengths and let those carry you (to some extent.)
When I say that, a lot of readers are going to start thinking this will hurt their grades but it usually doesn’t have to. It only makes a difference when you don’t properly account for it.
If you’re bad at writing good grammar for English class, a certain amount of understanding is good, but at a certain point, it’s probably worth just asking someone you trust to review your work before you hand it in.
When you accept you’re weak in that area, you can account for it.
If you’re bad at math then you can focus on checking your work extra thoroughly. Math is great for this. There are almost always multiple ways to solve or check the same problem.
Instead of focusing on making yourself good at these skills, you just need to try and tread more carefully.
Over time, this will even help you improve. You may never be a whiz in the subject but you don’t need to be. The extra time you have for your skills will make up for it in the long run.
MAYBE THEY WON’T NOTICE…
I’m not going to get in trouble again, am I?
Here is the story:
I’m the originator of the 15 Minute Study Strategy – proving you only need 15 minutes of studying each night to academically dominate MOST academic institutions. You may have heard someone talking about it – and it’s easy to be skeptical I get.
It’s a crazy fact that most academics don’t want you to know. And for good reason…
This strategy completely obliterates their systems.
Student’s are supposed to struggle through school. School starts as a training/education tool (around gradeschool.)
As you grow up, it becomes a weeding out mechanism. It’s a system that rewards people for: obedience, hours of work, and unhappy type a’s.
And it’s meant to punish students that are: intellectually curious, motivated, and genuinely smart people.
My strategies BLOWS everything they built apart and it rewards students for smart actions.
It’s not the hours invested as much as it’s the things you do. If you do these things – you’ll get killer grades.
(And that’s why they hate me. Its proves everything they’re doing is wrong – and it forces them to address the truth… Or continue to pretend otherwise despite the overwhelming and increasingly humiliating evidence.)
Are you ready for this?
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