You're torn in between the two, you don't know whether you should pursue school or venture off into the real world and figure out what's best for you. Now you're in a tough situation. There's going to be many days filled with contemplation. Thoughts steadily racing if I would've... If I could've... Then I should've taken my education more seriously. If I would've studied then I could've passed and I should've thought about that back then like I do now.
Although I know it's not too late, I know it's kinda hard for me to escape, this mind boggling situation about my education that all could've been avoided through seriousness, hard work, and dedication.
I agree with you earl, sitting down and coming up with a plan linking towards what you plan on doing after highschool is something that'll allow you to have structure and confidence in what you want to do.
ReplyDeleteYour right, I also never took education seriously until it came to the point of me thinking about college and my future. But you might think it's to late to fix things you have messed up on but its not there's always a way to pick yourself back up and put yourself back on track. Don't rush to put your self back on track take your time and don't rush, rushing never fixing anything you just make more mistakes.
ReplyDeleteYou're just about right. I was always told that education was the priority but I never really saw the value in it until i reached a certain age. Coming up with a plan of what I want to be and how I want to pursue it requires a lot now a days. I feel like if you weren't drilled with the mindset of education, then it is a lot harder to find out what you want to do and how you will accomplish it. However, if you are dedicated to something and you refuse to fail at it, then that should be your motivation to move right along and accomplish what you plan to accomplish. Time is essential, so you can't rush what you don't know just yet.
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