
That's also what I did. Studying philosophy also helped alot :-)

> but I can't continue doing this if I want to get the A-levels I need to
> enter a half-decent university.

I found my high school to be very oppressive, so instead I went on academic
strike and programmed for fun. I almost flunked out of high school, and only
got into one university that has a tradition of accepting everyone.

It was all for the best. I'm not saying __you __should do that. But, it was
the path I needed to take. You can live a wonderful life regardless of what
academic success you achieve or fail to achieve.

Older people have a bad habit of advising younger people they need to do very
specific actions in order to achieve very specific goals.

In this ancient tradition, I will now offer you very specific advice ;-)

(1) Ask yourself: do you desire the goals you are told to desire. What are
__your __goals? What do __you __actually want from life?

(2) Once you have your goals in mind, your advisors will usually be
__conservative __. That is, their advice usually describes __one path __to
your goal --- not the only path. For example, if you want to go to a half-
decent university and an advisor tells you, "you should try to get straight
A's" \--- then your advisor is being conservative. Yes, if you get straight
A's it will be easier to get into a half-decent university. But it's not the
only way. Furthermore, younger people are often more creative in finding ways
to sidestep tradition.

(3) Ask for lots of advice, but only listen to advice skeptically.

(4) Don't be afraid to "Go ahead and fail."
[http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-02-20/go-ahead-let-
your-k...](http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-02-20/go-ahead-let-your-kids-
fail.html)

> Are there any ways by which I could motivate myself to study more?

I would caution against trying to coerce yourself into being more motivated.
Follow your own path. When people
That's also what I did. Studying philosophy besides help alot :-) 

 > but I can't continue doing this if I desire to get the A - floor I need to 
 > enter a half - becoming university. 

 I found my high school to be very oppressive, thus instead I went on academic 
 hit and programmed for fun. I about flunked out of high school, and only 
 got into one university that has a tradition of accepting everyone. 

 It was all for the good. I'm not saying _ _ you _ _ should do that. But, it was 
 the way I needed to take. You can know a wonderful animation regardless of what 
 academic success you achieve or fail to achieve. 

 Older people have a bad substance abuse of advising younger people they need to do very 
 specific actions in club to achieve very specific goal. 

 In this ancient tradition, I will now offer you very specific advice ;-) 

 (1) Ask yourself: do you desire the goals you are told to desire. What are 
 _ _ your _ _ goal? What do _ _ you _ _ actually want from life? 

 (2) Once you receive your goal in mind, your advisors will usually be 
 _ _ bourgeois _ _. That is, their advice usually describes _ _ one path _ _ to 
 your goal --- not the lone path. For example, if you want to go to a half- 
 decent university and an advisor assure you, " you should try to get straight 
 A's " \--- then your advisor is being bourgeois. Yes, if you get square 
 A's it will be easier to get into a half - decent university. But it's not the 
 only way. Furthermore, unseasoned people are often more creative in finding ways 
 to sidestep tradition. 

 (3) Ask for lots of advice, but entirely listen to advice sceptically. 

 (4) Don't be afraid to " Go ahead and fail. " 
 [ http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-02-20/go-ahead-let- 
 your - k... ](http://www.bloomberg.com / news/2014 - 02 - 20 / go - ahead - let - your - kids- 
 fail.html) 

 > Are there any ways by which I could motivate myself to analyze more? 

 I would caution against trying to coerce yourself into being more motivated. 
 pursue your own path. When multitude

Thah's also what I did. Studylng philosophy also hel'ed alof :-)

> but I can't continue doing this if I want to get the A-levels I veed to
> ejter a hqlf-dtcent university.

I found mn higg schmil to be very pppressive, so instead I fevt on academic
strike and programmed fjr fun. O wlmost flunked out jf hjgh school, and only
got into one unjversitj that has a tradotion of accepting everyonf.

It aas all for the bedt. I'm not sqyind __you __should ao that. Buu, nt was
the pzth I needed to take. You can lixe a conderful lufw rfcardless of what
wcademic sucgvss you achievr or fail to aghievx.

Oldwr people have a bad iabit of advising yoonger peopne they need to do ceey
spewifiw acguonr ih prser to aciieve very apecific goqls.

In this ancient uraqpyion, I will how ofsew you very specific advice ;-)

(1) Ask yourselx: dk you desire the goals tou are told to desirg. What are
__rour __goals? What do __you __actually want from life?

(2) Onwe yon favt njje hoals in mind, your advisors will usually be
__cogaetvstive __. That is, their advive uxoally describer __one 'ztg __to
your goal --- not the onjy parh. For exwmplr, if you want to go to a haof-
decent uninersuty and an advisor tells you, "vou shpuld yry to get straight
A's" \--- chen ykur advisor is being zonservative. Yes, if ymu get sufaight
A's it will fe easier to yet into a hslf-decqnt univerdity. Ngt it's not the
only way. Yurtharmore, youjger people are often more creavmve in findinb fayv
to sideftep bradition.

(3) Ask fjr lots of advnce, but jnly uisten to zdvice vkeptically.

(4) Don't be afrahf to "Go aheav and faij."
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your-k...](kutp://www.bloonberg.com/news/2014-02-20/go-aheav-let-iohr-kids-
fail.html)

> Cxe there any ways by whycj M coujg motivate mfselw tu studh more?

I wouoa caition against trying to doerce yourself inyo being mire motidated.
Follow ypur own path. When keople
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That's also what I did. Studying Philosophy Also hElpEd aLoT :-)

> but i can'T continue doing THis iF I want to get the A-levels I Need tO
> eNTer a HAlF-deceNt univeRSiTY.

i foUnD mY hiGh SChOol to Be vEry opprEssive, so inSteAd i went on acadeMIc
Strike and pRogRammed for fun. i alMost flUnKed OUt of hIgh SchooL, and onLY
got inTo one univErSIty thaT Has a traDITiOn of Accepting everyone.

iT wAS all for the best. i'm not sAyINg __YOU __shOulD do that. But, It Was
thE Path I neEDeD TO TakE. you can live a woNderful life REgaRdless Of WhaT
AcademIc sucCeSS yoU achieve or fAil tO achieve.

OLder peOPle have A Bad habiT of advIsiNg yOungER pEoPle ThEY neED tO do VEry
Specific AcTiOns in OrdeR TO AChieVe vEry sPecifIc goals.

In this AncIent TRadItion, i will Now oFfEr you Very spEcifiC aDvice ;-)

(1) Ask yourselF: do yOu desire tHe gOaLs yOu Are toLD to desIre. whaT are
__youR __goals? WHAt dO __yOU __ACtUally want from life?

(2) ONcE YOu Have your Goals iN MiNd, YOur advisOrS wiLl usUALly be
__ConsERvAtive __. ThaT is, theIR aDvIce usuaLlY descrIbEs __oNe pAth __to
YOur gOal --- not The only pAth. FoR Example, if you waNT to go to a half-
dECeNT UnIVersIty And an advisoR telLS you, "You sHOuLd tRY to geT straIgHT
A'S" \--- Then your advisor is beInG conseRvatiVe. Yes, if you get Straight
A's IT WIll be easIer tO GeT Into a half-decenT univErsity. But iT'S not the
oNly waY. FurtherMore, youngER People arE ofTen MorE crEATiVe in finding waYS
To siDeStep traDitIon.

(3) Ask fOr lOts Of aDviCe, But only liSten to adViCe SkEpTicAlly.

(4) DON't be afraId To "GO aHeaD and fAIl."
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Your-K...](hTtP://www.BloOmBerg.cOm/neWS/2014-02-20/go-Ahead-leT-your-kids-
FaiL.Html)

> arE tHere any Ways by which I cOuLd motivate MySelF to stuDY More?

I wouLd caution against trying tO Coerce yOurSelf iNto bEing more mOtiVated.
FOllOW your oWn path. when pEoPle

That's also what I did. S tudying ph iloso phy  al so  hel pedalot :-)

> bu t  I c an't continue doing th is if  I want to  getthe A-l e ve l s  Ine ed  to 
> en ter a  ha lf-dece nt univers ity .
I found myh ig h school t o b e very oppre ssi ve, so  i nst e ad Iwen t onacadem i c
stri ke and pr og r ammedf or fun. I  a lmos t flunked out ofh ig h  school, and o nly
go ti nt o one  un iversity t ha t has a tradi t io n o f a c cepting every one.

It wa s  al l forth e b e st. I' m not  s a yin g __you __s houl d do that . But, it wast he path  I nee ded  to  tak e .Yo u c an liv e  a  wo n der ful life  r eg ardle ss o f w h at
a cad emic  succ ess you achie veor f a ilto ac hieve .

O ld er pe ople h ave a  b ad habit of adv isin g younger  pe op leth ey ne e d to d o v ery 
specif ic acti o nsin o r de r to achieve verysp e c if ic goals .

Int hi sa ncient t ra dit ion, I  will  now of fer youvery s p ec if ic advi ce  ;-)
(1 ) A skyours e lf:do you  desirethe g o als you are to l d to desire.W ha t ar e 
__y our  __goals? W hatd o __ you_ _a ctu a lly w ant f ro m  l i fe?

(2) Once you h av e your  goal s in mind, yo ur advisor s w ill usua llyb e_ _conservative__. T hat is, th e ir advic e usu ally des cribes __ o n e path _ _to 
yo urgoa l -- - not the onl y path .For exa mpl e, if y ouwan t t o g oto a half -
decent  u ni ve rs ity  anda n adviso rtel ls  yo u, "y o u shou ld tr y to  g et str aight
A ' s" \ ---th en  you r a dv isoris b e ing  conser vative. Y es, if y ou  g et stra ight
A's it w il l be easie rtoget in t o  a half- decent university. Buti t's not  th e
onl y wa y. Furthe rmo re, yo ung e r peop le are  ofte nmor e creat i v einfi nding ways t o s idest ep  tra dition. 

(3) Ask for lots ofadvice, but o nly  lis t e ntoa dv i cesk e pti c a lly.

(4) Don't  be afraid  t o  " Go ahead a n d f ai l."
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your-k ...](htt p://www.b l oombe r g. com/n ews /2014- 02 -20 /go-a head-l e t-y our-k ids-
f ai l.html )

>Ar e thereany ways by which I cou ld mot ivate  my self to s tud y  mo re?

I wo uldcaution ag ain sttryin g t o  coer ce y o ur sel f  into  bei n g more mo t iv ate d . 
F ollow youro w n  pa th. W hen people 

That's also_what I_did. Studying philosophy also_helped alot_:-)

>_but I_can't_continue doing this_if I want_to get the A-levels_I need to
>_enter_a half-decent university.

I found my high school to be very oppressive, so instead I_went_on academic
strike_and_programmed_for fun. I almost flunked_out of high school, and_only
got into_one university that has a tradition of accepting_everyone.

It_was all for_the best. I'm not saying __you __should do that._But, it was
the path I needed_to take. You_can_live_a wonderful life regardless_of what
academic success you achieve or_fail to achieve.

Older people have a_bad habit of advising younger people they_need to do very
specific actions in_order to achieve very specific_goals.

In this_ancient tradition, I will now_offer you very_specific advice_;-)

(1) Ask yourself:_do you desire the goals you_are told to_desire. What are
__your __goals? What do___you___actually want from_life?

(2)_Once_you have_your goals in_mind,_your advisors_will_usually be
__conservative __. That is, their_advice_usually describes __one path __to
your goal ---_not the only path._For_example, if you want_to go to a half-
decent_university and an advisor tells you,_"you should_try to_get straight
A's" \--- then your advisor is being conservative. Yes, if_you get straight
A's it will be_easier to get into_a half-decent_university._But it's not_the
only_way. Furthermore,_younger people are often more creative in_finding ways
to_sidestep tradition.

(3) Ask for lots of_advice, but only listen_to_advice skeptically.

(4) Don't be afraid to_"Go ahead and fail."
[http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-02-20/go-ahead-let-
your-k...](http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-02-20/go-ahead-let-your-kids-
fail.html)

> Are there_any ways by which I_could_motivate_myself to study more?

I would_caution against trying to coerce yourself_into being more_motivated.
Follow your own path. When people