i want to someday go to harvard i am a freshman in highschool i have many honor classes and will be taking many ap calsses please can i have some advice this is my dream but i get distracted sometimes and i hate it any helpful advice will be appreciated!
@TheJrOne1> Some distractions are not total setbacks. They can provide a release from the hard work you put in. That said, if your distractions take you off course for days at a time, you should get your mind into shape. Think of your distractions as forces that exist only to prevent your success. The more you cave in to them, the farther away from success you travel. Your enemy needs you to fail. Therefore, success is your only chance at defeating him/her/it/them. #1 weapon: BELIEVE #2: STUDY
I would suggest starting with proper language skills (just use proper grammar every time you speak and it'll become second-nature). Having said that, a desire to succeed and a thirst for knowledge are also attributes of a Harvard scholar, and you say you already have those! Admittedly I'm not a Harvard student, or even out of high school yet, so I'm completely unqualified to be giving you this advice.
the second guy is waayy too pent-up and uptight.
TRZbebop675 3 months ago
i want to someday go to harvard i am a freshman in highschool i have many honor classes and will be taking many ap calsses please can i have some advice this is my dream but i get distracted sometimes and i hate it any helpful advice will be appreciated!
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@TheJrOne1> Some distractions are not total setbacks. They can provide a release from the hard work you put in. That said, if your distractions take you off course for days at a time, you should get your mind into shape. Think of your distractions as forces that exist only to prevent your success. The more you cave in to them, the farther away from success you travel. Your enemy needs you to fail. Therefore, success is your only chance at defeating him/her/it/them. #1 weapon: BELIEVE #2: STUDY
CLOAK76 3 months ago
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I would suggest starting with proper language skills (just use proper grammar every time you speak and it'll become second-nature). Having said that, a desire to succeed and a thirst for knowledge are also attributes of a Harvard scholar, and you say you already have those! Admittedly I'm not a Harvard student, or even out of high school yet, so I'm completely unqualified to be giving you this advice.
cameronianhighlander 2 months ago