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Thread: Motivation

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    The time I enjoy most is when I'm not at school and I can do what I want. However the only way I'll be able to put my feet up and spend my days doing what I want is by putting in the work now so that I can reap the benefits later. Simple as that for me anyway.

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    Utilitarian ethics (and that of John Stuart Mill) state that the greatest reward is mental not physical. Would you prefer to go out one night for a party, not revise for the exam, and get an E in your exam? No. The best reward and motivation is knowing you'll be closer to a higher grade at the end, and can go on to utilise that grade. It's the mental rewards that bring about most happiness and pleasure. At least that's what motivated me.
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    Just take it all as it comes, you don't need to stress just because you are in year 12, hell, i barely did homework during that year!!

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    like me, i managed AS's all C's with no work, A2's are alot harder, bascially, do your best, or end up like me having to got to tech/college doing something you dont want to do, just do get to uni..



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    Quote Originally Posted by Abbie. View Post
    like me, i managed AS's all C's with no work, A2's are alot harder, bascially, do your best, or end up like me having to got to tech/college doing something you dont want to do, just do get to uni..
    Or don't go to uni at all and be something coool!

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    Think about what you have coming ahead of you in the near future! (Positive thoughts) Mentally being positive always helps the person

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blinger View Post
    Just take it all as it comes, you don't need to stress just because you are in year 12, hell, i barely did homework during that year!!
    So your saying your AS Levels are not important?
    The Australia and UK Schooling Systems are different.
    Year 12 here could be Year 9 there.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PaulMacC View Post
    So your saying your AS Levels are not important?
    The Australia and UK Schooling Systems are different.
    Year 12 here could be Year 9 there.
    AS levels are quite an easy ride Paul, if you put your work in and get good grades, next year will be that little bit easier.

    AS exams are just a bit easier than A2, but still worth the same amount towards your A level (50%), so if you get a good grade its a very good foundation for next year
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    I always have Mohammed Ali's Quote in my head "I hated every minute of training, but I said, "Don't quit. Suffer now and live the rest of your life as a champion."
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    You're on EMA aren't you? That motivates me because my college is really strict on it. You're allowed 3 periods off per year whilst still getting EMA (I've used all 3 already)

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