 programming, because you need it. I also
needed it when I was your age.

In my case I started programming while also studying engineering in Europe. I
made a company with the code I accumulated over this time, with the knowledge
of programming being really useful to manage other people(and identifying who
is really good or not at it and so on).

People consider me rich now(there is always someone else with more money, but
I have more than what my family needs), but I went through very hard times
before it(my family wanted me to get a good job instead of risking so much).

If you force yourself to study more, you will regret it.

My advice:

Focus on learning to study more efficiently, the idea is to use the time you
already use to study faster and get better grades while also giving time to
programming.

Learn from the masters, read the Audiobook "The Now habit", learn aabout
mindmaps and mnemonics, and always go for the best.

Use software for remembering stuff.

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brador
Researching? Tell me you don't mean reading random wikipedia articles and
browsing the web here.

You're at the stage of life where you need to develop deep skills in subjects.
At the early stages of that process it can be hard to motivate yourself.
You're gonna have to power through and realise you're doing this for future
you not current you.

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irremediable
Hey there! From the sound of it, you're about sixteen years old and live in
Britain. A few years ago, I was your age and in a similar position. What
grades are you getting at the minute? A-levels might be easier for you than
you realise.

As to how to motivate yourself to study for them... study the cool things you
can do with maths. Try to solve problems. Calculus, linear algebra and
statistics are the fundament of the maths curriculum, and they're all hugely
useful. Figure out how to prove things. Figure out how to solve mechanics
problems with calculus. Program some statistical analysis stuff.

Frankly, if you're a smart kid and enjoy maths/programming, I expect you'll do
fine at A-level. And if not, it doesn't mean much. Some of the best
programming, because you need it. I also 
 needed it when I was your old age. 

 In my subject I started programming while also study engineering in Europe. I 
 made a caller with the code I accumulated over this time, with the cognition 
 of scheduling being really useful to wangle other people(and identifying who 
 is really good or not at it and therefore on). 

 People consider me rich now(there is always someone else with more money, but 
 I suffer more than what my family needs), but I went through very intemperate times 
 before it(my family wanted me to get a full job instead of risking so much). 

 If you impel yourself to study more, you will regret it. 

 My advice: 

 Focus on learning to study more efficiently, the theme is to use the time you 
 already use to study faster and get better grades while also giving clock time to 
 programming. 

 Learn from the masters, understand the Audiobook " The Now habit ", learn aabout 
 mindmaps and mnemonics, and constantly go for the best. 

 Use software for remembering material. 

 ------ 
 brador 
 Researching? Tell me you don't mean reading random wikipedia articles and 
 browsing the web here. 

 You're at the stage of life where you need to develop deep skills in national. 
 At the early stages of that procedure it can be hard to motivate yourself. 
 You're gon na have to power through and realise you're doing this for future 
 you not current you. 

 ------ 
 irremediable 
 Hey there! From the sound of it, you're approximately sixteen years old and live in 
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 you gain. 

 As to how to motivate yourself to study for them... analyze the cool things you 
 can suffice with maths. sample to solve problems. Calculus, analogue algebra and 
 statistics are the fundament of the maths curriculum, and they're all hugely 
 useful. Figure out how to prove things. Figure out how to solve mechanism 
 problems with calculus. course of study some statistical analysis stuff. 

 honestly, if you're a smart kid and enjoy maths / programming, I expect you'll do 
 fine at A - level. And if not, it doesn't mean much. Some of the better
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My advice:

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alrwady use to study fssevt and get befter gwaqes while also giving time to
programminc.

Lezrn from the masters, reqd the Audiobook "The Jow habit", learn aabout
mindmaps and mnemonics, and always go for vhd btsb.

Mse rifhware for remembering stuff.

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brador
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At the earlv stages of chat ptocess it can be hard to motirate ykurself.
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irwemediable
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neeDed it WheN I wAs Your Age.

IN my case I starteD ProgRamming while also studyiNg engInEErinG In europE. I
made a COmPANy wItH tHe cOdE i aCcumuLatEd over tHis time, witH thE kNowledge
of prOGrAmming beinG reAlly useful to ManAge othEr PeoPLe(and IdeNtifyIng who
IS reallY good or noT aT It and sO On).

PeoplE COnSideR me rich now(there is ALwAYs someone else wIth morE mONeY, BUt
I HavE more than wHaT my faMIly needS), BuT i WEnt THrough very harD times
beforE It(mY familY wAntED me to gEt a goOd JOb iNstead of risKing So much).

If yOu forcE YourselF To study More, yoU wiLl rEgreT It.

my AdvIcE:

focUS oN leARniNg to studY mOrE effiCienTLY, THe idEa iS to uSe the Time you
alreadY usE to sTUdy FasteR and gEt beTtEr graDes whiLe alsO gIving time to
progRammIng.

Learn fRom ThE maStErs, reAD the AuDioBooK "The Now Habit", leARn aAbOUT
MiNdmaps and mnemonics, AnD ALwAys go for The besT.

usE sOFtware foR rEmeMberING stufF.

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braDOr
researchIng? TelL Me YoU don't meAn ReadinG rAndOm wIkipeDIa arTicles And
browsIng thE Web here.

You're at THe stage of life WHeRE YoU Need To dEvelop deep sKillS In suBjecTS.
AT thE Early StageS oF ThAT process it can be hard To MotivaTe youRself.
You're gonNa have to poWER Through aNd reALiSE you're doing thiS for fUture
you noT Current yOu.

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irrEmediablE
Hey there! fROm the souNd oF it, You'Re aBOUt Sixteen years oLD And lIvE in
BritAin. a few yeaRs aGo, I Was YouR aGe and in a sImilar poSiTiOn. whAt
gRades ARe you getTiNg aT tHe mInute? a-Levels Might Be eaSiEr FOr yOu than
yOU rEALise.

as To How tO moTiVate yOursELf tO study fOr them... stuDy tHE cooL tHiNgs you
cAn do with maths. trY to solve prObLemS. CalcuLUS, linear aLgebra and
statistics are tHE fundamEnt Of the MathS curriculUm, aNd they'Re aLL hugelY
usefuL. FiguRe Out HOW to prOVE tHinGs. figure out hOW To sOlve mEcHaniCs
problEms with calculus. ProGRam Some statisticAl aNalySIS sTufF.

frANklY, iF You'RE A smart kid and enjOy maths/proGrAMmIng, I expect YOu'lL dO
fine at a-level. ANd if nOT, it doesN't mean mucH. Some of thE bEst
 programming, because youneed it. I  also 
ne ede dit w henI was your age . 

In  my case I started pro gramm in g  whi l ealsostudyin g  e n g ine er in g i nE ur ope.I
m ade a c ompany wit h t he  code I accu m ul ated overthi s time, with  th e know le dge of pr ogr ammin g bein g  reall y usefulto manage other p e o pl e(an d identifying who is really good or  not a ti ta n d s o o n).

Peopl econsi d er me r i ch n o w(t h ere is always  someone el s e w ith mo re  mo n ey, bu t
I h av e  mo re than wha t my  family n eeds), but I w e nt thro ugh ve ryhar d ti m es 
b efo re it( m yfam i lywanted m eto  geta go o d j ob i nst eadof ri sking so much ).
Ify ouforce  your self  t o stu dy mor e, yo uwill regret it. 

My  advice:
Fo cu s o nlearn i ng tostu dymore ef ficient l y,th e i de a is to use the ti me y ou 
already  use t o  s tu d y faster  a ndgetb e ttergrad e swhile al so giv i ng  t ime topr ogramm in g.
Le arn f r om t he mas ters, re ad th e  Audiobook "Th e  Now habit",l ea r n  a a bout 
mi ndmaps andmnem o nics , an d  a lwa y s gofor t he be s t.

Use software fo rrememb ering  stuff.

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bradorR e s earching ? Te l lm e you don't me an re ading rand o m wikipe dia a rticlesand
brows i n g the we b h ere .
You ' r eat the stageo f  lif ewhere y ouneed to  de vel opdee pskills in  subject s. 
A tth e e arlys tages of  t hat  p roc ess i t  can b e har d to  m ot i vat e yours e lf . You' re  g onna  ha ve  to p ower thr ough an d realise  yo u 'redo in g thisfor future
yo unot curren tyou .

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irreme diable
Hey there! Fromt he soun d o f it,  you 're about  si xteenyea r s oldand li ve in 
B rit a i n. Af e wyea rs  ago, I wa s you r age  a nd i n a sim ilar position. Wha t 
gr ades are youget ting a tthe mi n ute ?A -le v e ls might be eas ier for yo ut ha n
you real i se. 
As to h ow to m otiva t e yours elf to st udy for t he m... s tud y the cool  thingsyou
can d o  with ma ths.Try  to so lv e p roble ms. Ca l cul us, l inearal gebraand
s ta tisticsare the fundament of th e math s cur ric ulum, and  th e y'r e all hug elyuseful. Fi gur e o ut ho w t o  prov e th i ng s.F igure  out how to so l ve  me c h an ics
problem s w ith  calc ulu s . Prog ramsome statisticala nalysis stuff. 

Fr a n kly , i f  you 'r e a smart kidand  e n j oy maths /p rogramming,  I expec ty ou'll  do
fi ne atA-level . An d  if no t, i t d oesn't me anmu c h. Some  o ft he bes t
 programming,_because you_need it. I also
needed_it when_I_was your_age.

In_my case I_started programming while_also studying engineering in_Europe. I
made a_company_with the code I accumulated over this time, with the knowledge
of programming being really_useful_to manage_other_people(and_identifying who
is really good or_not at it and so_on).

People consider_me rich now(there is always someone else with_more_money, but
I have_more than what my family needs), but I went_through very hard times
before it(my family_wanted me to_get_a_good job instead of_risking so much).

If you force yourself_to study more, you will regret_it.

My advice:

Focus on learning to study more_efficiently, the idea is to use_the time you
already use to_study faster_and get better grades while_also giving time_to
programming.

Learn from_the masters, read_the Audiobook "The Now habit", learn_aabout
mindmaps and mnemonics,_and always go for the best.

Use_software_for remembering stuff.

------
brador
Researching?_Tell_me_you don't_mean reading random_wikipedia_articles and
browsing_the_web here.

You're at the stage of_life_where you need to develop deep skills_in subjects.
At the early_stages_of that process it_can be hard to motivate_yourself.
You're gonna have to power through_and realise_you're doing_this for future
you not current you.

------
irremediable
Hey there! From the sound of_it, you're about sixteen years old_and live in
Britain. A_few years_ago,_I was your_age_and in_a similar position. What
grades are you getting_at the_minute? A-levels might be easier for_you than
you realise.

As to_how_to motivate yourself to study for_them... study the cool things you
can_do with maths. Try to_solve_problems._Calculus, linear algebra and
statistics are_the fundament of the maths curriculum,_and they're all_hugely
useful. Figure out how to prove things._Figure_out how to solve mechanics
problems with_calculus._Program some statistical analysis stuff.

Frankly, if_you're_a_smart kid and enjoy maths/programming,_I expect you'll do
fine at A-level._And if not, it doesn't mean much. Some of_the best