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Help! Why am I losing motivation in school?
Hi guys, usually the love of my university because I'm doing pieces a course that I really care and love, but recently I've been down when I'm in college and have not been in the mood to do much, even I have a job last minute to do now because I have not had the motivation to do so !!!!! I worry that I will fall behind this close to finishing (ending June), but I can not understand why I feel this way. =- (
I've been there and done that. You have to tell yourself you only have until June for the rest (all else) can wait for later. I'm sure something is bothering you, whether its their teachers, their confidence in their work or pride in their work or other subject ….. thats how is life and worsens with age .. I'm sure he's too young. This is the age you need to learn something very important you need to know how to get ahead and take care of yourself more in the right way for things not affecting their performance in that it is very important to you. key – * Success in life .* I wish you well and I hope it goes well.
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