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Jobin’s Answer

Hello Karen,

In simple words I can tell you that the below points.

#1 — Know what you want and why you want it.
#2 — Create and follow a massive action plan
#3 — Track and analyze your results, making changes along the way

These are the 3 Simple Rules for Achieving Anything You Want in Life.
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Angela D.’s Answer

Frankly, one of the best strategies is time management for school success. You don't need to study harder, but smarter. By doing so, you will free up a little more time for: precious sleep (crucial for memory formation/retention/retrieval); some exercise (endorphins are hormones/chemicals released by the brain that can relieve pain and stress); and more opportunities to prepare nutritious meals (you need brain food!). Okay, what I mean about studying smarter is outlined in the website below. Edutopia is an organization primarily for K-12 teachers to teach smarter, but also has great resources for students. A brief summary of smarter studying is to eliminate multi-tasking and engage in high intensity habits (pre-testing, spaced practice, self-quizzing, interleaving practice, and paraphrasing/reflecting). Short term mastery can be attained with easier, less effective studying techniques...which may be enough to get you through a quiz/test, but not for long term memory/mastery. Finally, seek out supportive adults (teachers, school counselors, neighbors, etc.), friends who have similar goals and interests, and extracurricular activities that have meaning for you (joining a club, volunteering, etc.) I hope this helps...best, Dr. B

https://www.edutopia.org/article/5-research-backed-studying-techniques
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Denny’s Answer

Know what you want to do.
Visualize a line with A-Z on it.
Mark your starting point as "A".
Define the finish line as "Z". (what you want to achieve)
Determine the 1st step as "B" and do "B" only.
Then determine "C" and do "C".
Then determine "D" and do "D".
Stop thinking about to much about what will happen when you get to "G" or "R" or "V", etc...
Keep your momentum going.
Expect failures along the way.
Learn and adjust.
Don't overthink.
Just remember what "Z" was and adjust along the way to get to it.
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Rebecca’s Answer

Firstly, we need to define what your goal(s) what do you want to achieve. Then, you need to analyze your goals to estimate how long you need to estimate to achieve this goals.

The next step is to define the plan and timeline to achieve these goals.

If there are goals that needs taking long time, you may need to breakdown the goals into smaller milestones. Otherwise, you may lose your motivation to achieve those goals.

Also, you need to review your progress on regular basis, e.g. every month or quarter.

Rebecca recommends the following next steps:

1. Define our goals
2. Build development plan
3. Review on regular basis
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Tori’s Answer

It's important to create a developmental plan and goals to get you to where you want to be. What's your ultimate goal? Then, what small steps do you need to take to get there? Make sure to have solid mentors in your life that you can follow and seek advice and counsel.
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Aditya’s Answer

Know what you want to do first.

Then the hardest step is the biginning. All you need is patience. Know that it won't be easy.

Keep on grinding. fall 100 times and get up 101.

And also everyday keep a note of what you are doing in order to achieve that. Every bit.

slowly you will achieve which seemed impossible at the biginning
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James’s Answer

I guess for me I set myself goals I want to achieve then I visualize myself achieving that goal and imaging myself doing that experience I am working towards. If its a new job or a travel experience etc. I think a lot of it comes down to self belief and your ability to believe that things will happen for you. I think the challenge I have faced is how to eliminate background noise and not let that distract me. The way I handled this just ignore all that and just put myself first and thats all that matters. its important to think everyone is on there own path and its also important not to compare ourselves against each other. :))
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