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Reading though these comments I feel incredibly lucky to be who I am and to
have the life that I do. Ever since I was young my parents have pushed and
motivated me to do the best that I can. But their high hopes for me have never
made me feel stressed or anxious, like a handful of my classmates.

I am a very strong believer that you are in charge of your own happiness. You
could look at school and see all the piles of work that is stacking up, you
could complain about a bad test grade, or see school as a waste of time. But
personally, I think focusing on the negative is going to make your high school
experience much worse. Put everything in perspective. School should be an
opportunity for you to become a smarter person, both book smart and street
smart.

I honestly can’t say I quite understand why students get so stressed because I
have never fully experienced that life even though I am in high level classes
and play sports all year. Of course I get stressed once in awhile, but it is
pretty rare. I realized from a young age that everyone has their strengths and
weaknesses in school and that's perfectly normal, you shouldn’t be a master at
everything you do. You need to attempt to improve yourself and be okay with
not getting A’s on every assignment. It sounds cheesy but all you can do is
put your best foot forward with a smile on your face.

Try your best to find the positive light in every situation.. even when school
gets tough.

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I can't read this book.. its saying I need to be over 18 to do so bt I'm already way over 18.. how do I read this now??

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