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Take Your Time and Learn! (Inspirational Note)
Jonah Chadwick Griego
Alum Member
7Sage Community,
I am one of the many that is working full time and studying. I want to give a word of encouragement to those that are balancing a full work load and maintaining your studies. Remember that the study schedule is a guide, not the bible. Please make sure to take breaks and digest what you are taking in. If at all possible try and get some practice in at work, before work, or in transit to work (any little bit helps)....as I understand it can be difficult to stay up late after dinner and a long day of work.
Peace of mind and positivity are what will keep you going. Yes, you are going insane...but it will be worth it!
Best,
Jonah
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Great vibes! Good luck to you as well
thanks for the lovely words
Amen to that!
Love it! Thanks
Right there with you. Thanks for the kind words.
In the same boat and a retaker. This couldn’t be more true. Quality is definitely the most important. Don’t skimp on review either in order to achieve more quantity in drilling (which I have been guilty of and led me to underperforming on d-day this dec)