focus

[chimmychunger]

Ok so im a year 9 (15 years old) and i and smart (not to be an arogant little shit but the school sent me to a sycolagist (sea sig) and he put me in the top 10% of people in australia) ok so the problem is i cant focus i need a good education coz i want to be a cop but i listen and it just goes over the top of my head. Any tips thanks

[Bluejay0]

Focus. Try to focus as much as you can and manage distractions.

[Art Vandelay]

The TOS says you need to be 16 years old.

 

My suggestion would be to read over everything you're not sure of. It really helps.

[whatthe_fuzz]

dude you have posted so many random pointless threads.

post farming is a serious crime. you wouldn't farm a car?

[the_devil52]

To be honest mate from what you've posted so far you don't seem that smart. Sorry not trying to offend you or anything.

 

I personally find it hard to concentrate if it's not something I find interesting. When you get to choose your subjects, choose ones that interest you the most.

[chimmychunger]

dude you have posted so many random pointless threads.

post farming is a serious crime. you wouldn't farm a car?

honostly i dont care about posts i was just bored for most of those random ones.

[Jebonia]

dude you have posted so many random pointless threads.

post farming is a serious crime. you wouldn't farm a car?

don't worry, Posts in off topic aren't counted!

 

And education is important, don't get me wrong, But just because you have an education, it doesn't mean you will get a you want job. Lets say you take an engineering course in uni and you graduate. No one will give 2 sh*ts about what you studied. It means nothing. Experience is well valued. .You have no idea how many people i know have spent lots of money for a white color education and have a blue collar/no job.( Not hating on tradies. I think trades is a very skilled job and have more useful knowledge than most people. They would also make better engineers as they have hands on experience and not just the theory like most arrogant engineers)  .And being 'smart' Is very subjective. You may be good in school subjects but someone knows a lot about the 'real' world. Does that make you smarter than them? I think not.

 

 

 

To be honest mate from what you've posted so far you don't seem that smart. Sorry not trying to offend you or anything.

 

I personally find it hard to concentrate if it's not something I find interesting. When you get to choose your subjects, choose ones that interest you the most.

This right here is the best advice