-levels I need to enter a half-decent university.<p>Are there any ways by which I could motivate myself to study more?
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bane
I'm going to say something that's a little tough but it's meant as advice
coming from years of mistakes before I finally got my head on the right way:
Part of growing up is learning to prioritize what you need to do, even if it
isn't fun, over what you like to do. This is how the real world works, and
it's what you'll spend the rest of your life doing. Learning to do it when
you're young, when mistakes are smaller, will make the rest of your life so
much better.

When you get your needs out of the way, the fun stuff you _can_ do is all the
better, and you'll know more about the fun stuff that you're doing enabling
you to open more worlds of enjoyment later that you'll never be able to
conceive of without putting in the hard work to start. Doors will be open to
you that you'll never even imagine if you put in the work to build the
foundation of your life right now. Digging the metaphorical ditches and laying
the metaphorical concrete for your foundation sucks, but that's how life is.
Lots of sucky boring shitty work, for a few profound moments of bliss.

I know this sounds just like words right now, but I wish this was a concept
that I had truly grokked much earlier in my life before I had to spend years
fixing all the bits and pieces I needed to do that I had deferred.

Nobody gets to do the fun stuff for long, without working out all the
dreadfully boring bits a head of time.

Want to be an explorer? Spend months raising money and building schedules and
looking at maps and buying equipment.

Want to be a rock star? Spend years learning to play an instrument, playing in
dive bars and making demo tapes. Get a break then play the same 4 hit songs
for 20 years.

Want to write awesome code and run an awesome business? Spend years learning
computational theory, business management and leadership, raising funds, and
last but not least, writing thousands of lines of boring boiler plate, edge
case handling and plumbing code.

Want to be an author? Spend
-levels I need to enter a half - decent university.<p > Are there any ways by which I could motivate myself to analyze more? 
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 bane 
 I'm sound to say something that's a little tough but it's entail as advice 
 coming from years of mistake before I finally got my point on the right way: 
 share of growing up is learning to prioritize what you want to serve, even if it 
 isn't fun, over what you like to do. This is how the real world works, and 
 it's what you'll spend the remainder of your life doing. Learning to practice it when 
 you're young, when mistakes are smaller, will make the remainder of your life so 
 much better. 

 When you get your motivation out of the way, the fun stuff you _ can _ do is all the 
 better, and you'll know more about the fun stuff that you're doing enabling 
 you to open more worlds of enjoyment later that you'll never be able to 
 conceive of without putting in the hard employment to start. Doors will be candid to 
 you that you'll never even think if you arrange in the work to build the 
 initiation of your life right now. Digging the metaphorical ditch and laying 
 the metaphorical concrete for your foundation sucks, but that's how life is. 
 Lots of sucky boring shitty study, for a few profound moments of bliss. 

 I know this sounds barely like words properly now, but I wish this was a concept 
 that I had truly grokked much earlier in my life before I have to spend years 
 fixing all the bits and while I needed to do that I had deferred. 

 Nobody gets to practice the fun material for long, without working out all the 
 dreadfully boring bits a head of time. 

 desire to be an explorer? Spend months raising money and building schedule and 
 looking at maps and buying equipment. 

 Want to be a rock star? Spend old age learning to dally an instrument, playing in 
 dive bar and make demo tapes. become a break then play the same 4 hit songs 
 for 20 years. 

 desire to write awesome code and run an awesome business? Spend years learning 
 computational theory, clientele management and leadership, raise funds, and 
 last but not least, publish thousands of lines of boring kettle plate, edge 
 case handling and plumbing code. 

 Want to be an author? Spend
-levfls I need to enter a hauf-decent university.<p>Arx there any wayr by which I could motivate lywelf uj study more?
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bane
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comikg from yeass of mistakes bdflre I finally got my head on the ridht way:
Lagt of growing op is jearhpnn to prioritize what you need to do, evei if it
isn't fun, over what you like to do. Hhis is how the real wlrld works, qnd
ie'w what you'll spend the rest of yout life doing. Learning to do it wfen
yob're young, wyeb mlvtakes are wmallvr, will make bne resd of yoir life so
much bevter.

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verter, dnd fou'lu knuw joce zbout hhe fun stuff that you're doing enabling
you uo jirn more worlss of qntoyment later that you'll never be able uo
condeive of without puttint in the hard work to start. Dojrs will be open to
you that you'll never even imaghne ih hou pmt iv tje work to build the
foundation of your life ryfhu npw. Digging the metaphoricsl dojches and layivg
the metzphorical concrete for yoor foubdation stcks, but that's how life is.
Lots if sucky borpng whitty work, for a yew profound momgnts og bliss.

I know this sounbs jusf like wordd right nkd, but I wish thir wss a concekg
that I had truly grokked nuch earlief in my lise before L had to spend years
fixijg alp dhe bits ajd pieces I needed to do that I had deferred.

Npbmdy gets to do tme fun stuff fow long, without workiny out xll the
drezdfully boring bitf a head of thle.

Want to be an expljrer? Spebd montfr raising moneu and building scheeules and
looking ab mapr and buying equnkmebt.

Want to be a tocy seag? S'end raars learninc to plxu an knstrumtut, ilahing in
dive bars and makhng semo tapes. Get a btewk then klay the fame 4 hit sonbs
for 20 years.

Want tl wrive awerome vodg and run an awesome business? Slend yeard lcarning
computwtiokal jheory, busiuess management and leadership, raising fnnds, and
last but not lgast, writing thousandx of lines oh borigg boiler plate, edge
case handoing and plumbing code.

Want to be an aufhor? S[end
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-levels I need to enter a half-deCent univerSity.<p>are TheRe Any wAys bY which I could moTIvatE myself to study more?
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bane
i'm goiNg TO say SOmEthinG that's a LItTLE toUgH bUt iT's MEaNt as aDviCe
cominG from years Of mIsTakes before I FInAlly got my hEad On the right waY:
PaRt of grOwIng UP is leArnIng to PrioriTIze whaT you need tO dO, Even if IT
isn't fuN, OVeR whaT you like to do. This iS HoW The real world woRks, and
It'S WhAT You'Ll sPend the resT oF your LIfe doinG. leARNIng TO do it when
you'rE young, when mIStaKes are SmAllER, will mAke thE rESt oF your life so
Much Better.

WheN you geT Your neeDS out of tHe way, tHe fUn sTuff YOu _CaN_ do Is ALl tHE
bEttER, anD you'll knOw MoRe aboUt thE FUN StufF thAt yoU're doIng enabling
yoU to Open MOre WorldS of enJoymEnT lateR that yOu'll nEvEr be able to
conceIve oF without pUttInG in ThE hard WOrk to sTarT. DoOrs will Be open tO
You ThAT YOu'Ll never even imagine If YOU pUt in the wOrk to bUIlD tHE
foundatIoN of Your LIFe rigHt noW. diGging the MetaphORiCaL ditcheS aNd layiNg
The MetAphorICal cOncretE for your FoundATion sucks, but thAT's how life is.
LoTS oF SUcKY borIng Shitty work, fOr a fEW proFounD MoMenTS of blIss.

I kNoW ThIS sounds just like wordS rIght noW, but I Wish this was a cOncept
that i HAD truly grOkkeD MuCH earlier in my liFe befOre I had to sPEnd years
FixinG all the bIts and pieCES I needed To dO thAt I Had DEFeRred.

Nobody getS TO do tHe Fun stufF foR long, wiThoUt wOrkIng OuT all the
drEadfully BoRiNg BiTs a Head oF Time.

Want To Be aN eXplOrer? SPEnd monThs raIsinG mOnEY anD buildiNG sCHEdulEs AnD
looKinG aT maps And bUYinG equipmEnt.

Want to Be a ROck sTaR? SPend yeaRs learning to pLaY an instrumEnT, plAying iN
DIve bars aNd making demo tapes. Get a brEAk then pLay The saMe 4 hiT songs
for 20 YeaRs.

Want To wRIte aweSome coDe and RuN an AWEsome BUSiNesS? SPend years lEARniNg
comPuTatiOnal theOry, business managemENt aNd leadership, rAisIng fUNDs, And
LAsT But NoT LeaST, Writing thousandS of lines of BoRInG boiler plaTE, edGe
Case hanDling anD plumBIng code.

want to be aN author? SpEnD
-levels I need to enter ahalf-decen t uni ver sit y. <p>A re t here any waysb y wh ich I could motivate m yself  t o  stu d ymore? 
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I' mgo ing  t o  s ay so met hing th at's a lit tle  t ough but it' s  m eant as ad vic e
coming fro m y ears o fmis t akesbef ore I  final l y gotmy head o nt he rig h t way:P a rt  ofgrowing up is lea r ni n g to prioritiz e what  y o un e edtodo, even i fit
is n 't fun, ov e r wha t  you like todo. This is how  the r ea l w o rld wo rks,an d 
it 's what you 'llspend the  resto f yourl ife doi ng. Le arn ing  tod oit  wh en you ' re  yo u ng,  when mi st ak es ar e sm a l l e r, w ill  mak e the  rest of your  li fe s o 
mu ch be tter. 

Wh en  youget yo ur ne ed s out of the wa y, t he fun st uff  y ou_c an_ d o  is al l t hebetter,  and yo u 'll  k n o w  m ore about the funst u f fthat you 're do i ng  e n abling
y ou  to  ope n moreworl d sof enjoy ment l a te rthat yo u' ll nev er  be  ab le to conc eive o f withou t put t ing in the har d  work to star t .D o or s  wil l b e open to
y ou t h at y ou'l l  n eve r  even  imag in e  i f  you put in the wor kto bui ld th e
foundationof your li f e right no w. D i gg i ng the metapho rical  ditches a n d laying 
themetaphor ical conc r e te for y our  fo und ati o n  s ucks, but tha t ' s ho wlife is .
L ots ofsuc kybor ing  s hitty wor k, for a  f ew  p ro fou nd mo m ents ofbl iss .
Iknowt his so undsjust  l ik e  wo rds rig h tn o w, b ut  I  wis h t hi s was  a c o nce pt
that  I had tr uly grok ke dmuch ea rlier in my l if e before I  h adto spe n d  years
f ixing all the bits andp ieces I  ne ededto d o that Ihad  defer red . 

Nobo dy get s todo  th e fun s t u ff  fo rlong, with o u t w orkin goutall the 
dreadfully boring bit s a head of t ime .

W a n ttob ea n e xp l ore r ?  Spend months r aising mon ey an d building sch ed ules an d
looki ng at maps an d buyingequipment .
Wan t tobe a rockstar? Sp end years learn i ng  to p lay  an in st rum ent,playin g  in 
dive  barsan d maki ng de mo  tapes.Get a break then play t he sam e 4 h itsongs
for  20 yea rs.

Want  towrite awes ome  co de an d r u n anawes o me  bu s iness ? Sp e nd yearsl ea rni n g 
c omputationa l t heo ry, b usi n ess ma nage ment and leadersh i p, raising fun ds,a n d
l ast butno t least, writi ngth o u sands of  l ines of bor ing boil er plate , edge 
casehandlin g an d  plumb ingcod e.

Wanttobe an auth or ?S pend
-levels I_need to_enter a half-decent university.<p>Are_there any_ways_by which_I_could motivate myself_to study more?
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bane
I'm_going to say something_that's a little_tough_but it's meant as advice
coming from years of mistakes before I finally got my_head_on the_right_way:
Part_of growing up is learning_to prioritize what you need_to do,_even if it
isn't fun, over what you like_to_do. This is_how the real world works, and
it's what you'll spend_the rest of your life doing._Learning to do_it_when
you're_young, when mistakes are_smaller, will make the rest of_your life so
much better.

When you get_your needs out of the way, the_fun stuff you _can_ do is_all the
better, and you'll know_more about_the fun stuff that you're_doing enabling
you to_open more_worlds of enjoyment_later that you'll never be able_to
conceive of without_putting in the hard work to_start._Doors will be_open_to
you_that you'll_never even imagine_if_you put_in_the work to build the
foundation of_your_life right now. Digging the metaphorical ditches_and laying
the metaphorical concrete_for_your foundation sucks, but_that's how life is.
Lots of_sucky boring shitty work, for a_few profound_moments of_bliss.

I know this sounds just like words right now, but I_wish this was a concept
that I_had truly grokked much_earlier in_my_life before I_had_to spend_years
fixing all the bits and pieces I_needed to_do that I had deferred.

Nobody gets_to do the fun_stuff_for long, without working out all_the
dreadfully boring bits a head of_time.

Want to be an explorer?_Spend_months_raising money and building schedules_and
looking at maps and buying equipment.

Want_to be a_rock star? Spend years learning to play_an_instrument, playing in
dive bars and making_demo_tapes. Get a break then play_the_same_4 hit songs
for 20 years.

Want_to write awesome code and run_an awesome business? Spend years learning
computational theory, business management_and leadership, raising_funds, and
last but not least,_writing_thousands_of lines of boring boiler plate, edge
case handling and plumbing_code.

Want to_be an author?_Spend