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do not procrastinate

i speak from experience, after 5 years of procrastinating , ive been kicked out of school i have nothing left, I do not want any of you to go through what ive been through, do me a favour and DO noT procrastinate,

thanks

Reply 1

iamtheyoyo

Original post by Shadow-X

What are you going to do now with your life?

Reply 2

2ndClass

There's procrastinating and there's not giving a ****

Reply 3

Shadow-X

Original post by iamtheyoyo

What are you going to do now with your life?

private study + make my own business + full time job.

Reply 4

ManifoldManifest

I want to believe you were procrastinating the same task for 5 years. Just really taking procrastination to an art form.

Reply 5

aranexus

Thanks for the advice. I was going to procrastinate, but then i read your advice and moving story... they should make a film or something :rolleyes:

Reply 6

Shadow-X

Original post by aranexus

Thanks for the advice. I was going to procrastinate, but then i read your advice and moving story... they should make a film or something :rolleyes:

lool,

i would give u the best heartfelt long story advice but to be honest im quite sad at the moment..

just take my advise do not procrastinate and move on with ur life.

Reply 7

King Leonidas

Original post by 2ndClass

There's procrastinating and there's not giving a ****

This lol, OP's the one that took procrastination to another level :rofl:

Reply 8

iamtheyoyo

Original post by Shadow-X

private study + make my own business + full time job.

Ah nice one. What are you studying?

Reply 9

Shadow-X

Original post by iamtheyoyo

Ah nice one. What are you studying?

maths, psychology, and im still deciding what to take for a third one, i might take furthur maths (ive made a thread on it but people seem to think im a troll lol)

Reply 10

iamtheyoyo

Original post by Shadow-X

maths, psychology, and im still deciding what to take for a third one, i might take furthur maths (ive made a thread on it but people seem to think im a troll lol)

Why dont you just go to a college? It's free until you are 24. How are you going to set up a business, and what is your business?
I'm going to uni this year at 23, after some setbacks myself.

Reply 11

superduper9

Original post by Shadow-X

maths, psychology, and im still deciding what to take for a third one, i might take furthur maths (ive made a thread on it but people seem to think im a troll lol)

How about English? lol :rolleyes:

Reply 12

Shadow-X

Original post by superduper9

How about English? lol :rolleyes:

lol ill rather take politics than english, english i heard its hard what do u think

Original post by iamtheyoyo

Why dont you just go to a college? It's free until you are 24. How are you going to set up a business, and what is your business?
I'm going to uni this year at 23, after some setbacks myself.

nah ill self teach it, i hate college and teachers dont even teach me anything i learn more by my self or with a friend. im going to start off making web hosting business then maybe bigger projects but u gotta keep these ideas secret lol. oh ur old, i dont want to go uni that late cos i got plans.

Reply 13

Octohedral

Original post by Shadow-X

maths, psychology, and im still deciding what to take for a third one, i might take furthur maths (ive made a thread on it but people seem to think im a troll lol)

Good for you (without meaning to sound patronising). Procrastination is a real killer. You kind of end up waiting for your life to happen, but without quite realising success is a matter of many, small, boring acts rather than one flash of brilliance. That's speaking for myself, anyway - I don't know about you.

Hope it goes well.

Reply 14

miser

You're just not procrastinating well enough. I took my procrastination to the next level and meta-procrastinate, i.e., I procrastinate from procrastination itself.

Reply 15

Octohedral

And maths / FM are definitely good ones to self-teach (I did so). English is harder because you really need someone reading your essays, and with sciences you have the practical problem (though it's not that hard to overcome if you can find a school to accept you as an external candidate).