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Who are you jealous of specifically?
Your competition should always be yourself. Be the best version of you. If you go from a C to a B, you have beat your competition for example. If you're jealous of others in your class/course, you need to remember that they're not going to be there for your results day, your uni place, etc. Your studies should be personal to you and you need to focus on yourself.
Maybe use that jealousy as motivation? To prove to them you can work hard and get good grades. Perhaps you have an inflated perception of your intelligence if you are jealous of others' intelligence. Spend less time on them, more time on increasing your knowledge.
Your competition should always be yourself. Be the best version of you. If you go from a C to a B, you have beat your competition for example. If you're jealous of others in your class/course, you need to remember that they're not going to be there for your results day, your uni place, etc. Your studies should be personal to you and you need to focus on yourself.
Maybe use that jealousy as motivation? To prove to them you can work hard and get good grades. Perhaps you have an inflated perception of your intelligence if you are jealous of others' intelligence. Spend less time on them, more time on increasing your knowledge.
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(Original post by study_blr)
Who are you jealous of specifically?
Your competition should always be yourself. Be the best version of you. If you go from a C to a B, you have beat your competition for example. If you're jealous of others in your class/course, you need to remember that they're not going to be there for your results day, your uni place, etc. Your studies should be personal to you and you need to focus on yourself.
Maybe use that jealousy as motivation? To prove to them you can work hard and get good grades. Perhaps you have an inflated perception of your intelligence if you are jealous of others' intelligence. Spend less time on them, more time on increasing your knowledge.
Who are you jealous of specifically?
Your competition should always be yourself. Be the best version of you. If you go from a C to a B, you have beat your competition for example. If you're jealous of others in your class/course, you need to remember that they're not going to be there for your results day, your uni place, etc. Your studies should be personal to you and you need to focus on yourself.
Maybe use that jealousy as motivation? To prove to them you can work hard and get good grades. Perhaps you have an inflated perception of your intelligence if you are jealous of others' intelligence. Spend less time on them, more time on increasing your knowledge.
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(Original post by study_blr)
Who are you jealous of specifically?
Your competition should always be yourself. Be the best version of you. If you go from a C to a B, you have beat your competition for example. If you're jealous of others in your class/course, you need to remember that they're not going to be there for your results day, your uni place, etc. Your studies should be personal to you and you need to focus on yourself.
Maybe use that jealousy as motivation? To prove to them you can work hard and get good grades. Perhaps you have an inflated perception of your intelligence if you are jealous of others' intelligence. Spend less time on them, more time on increasing your knowledge.
Who are you jealous of specifically?
Your competition should always be yourself. Be the best version of you. If you go from a C to a B, you have beat your competition for example. If you're jealous of others in your class/course, you need to remember that they're not going to be there for your results day, your uni place, etc. Your studies should be personal to you and you need to focus on yourself.
Maybe use that jealousy as motivation? To prove to them you can work hard and get good grades. Perhaps you have an inflated perception of your intelligence if you are jealous of others' intelligence. Spend less time on them, more time on increasing your knowledge.
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(Original post by Anonymous)
I’m not jealous, others are, I can sense it. Like my so called friend doesn’t like seeing me happy. When I say I am happy after an exam all she does is stare and she sounds jealous of me just because I get one grade higher, but there are people better than me academically and she is happy for them.
I’m not jealous, others are, I can sense it. Like my so called friend doesn’t like seeing me happy. When I say I am happy after an exam all she does is stare and she sounds jealous of me just because I get one grade higher, but there are people better than me academically and she is happy for them.
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