Worry Not, for it is Not that Deep
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Folks 👏
As my senior year comes to an end, I am beginning to feel a bit sentimental about my years in high school. My time here was sort of incomplete with the pandemic cutting my freshman year short and taking away the entirety of my sophomore year—at least it’s a unique shared experience (perhaps it isn’t unique if it is shared), but I digress. There have been many things that I have been able to learn, a lot of those things being academic related. However, that isn’t what I want to discuss in today’s blog post.
Something that I have been able to learn in this year of high school (really, it’s more of a culmination of all the years i spent in high school) is how inconsequential some things are in relation to the future. For example; I used to spend all this time worrying about this one little test, but then I take the test and it really wasn’t all that bad and life moves on. I realize how much it just doesn’t matter, and there really is no point in worrying about it. Like, so what if I fail this test? It’s not like my life’s gonna end because of it.
I do catch myself freaking out about a test though, but when I remember this one tidbit, I am able to calm down and work through it with a more positive demeanor which in the end helps me out as I study. Like, genuinely, is having a panic attack going to help me cram for the test? And even if it does, I’ll forget all the information after I take the test… so what’s the point. I still need to remember it all for the AP test, so there’s no point in rushing through it now and then rushing through it again the night before the test.
TLDR: take it a little easier. The worries you have now are not as consequential as you think they are.
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