It Will Be Worth It

I have not felt senioritis too much until these last few weeks. “I am graduating and leaving school forever in just a few days so why do I need to type this four paged paper or do these five projects? What Will I get out of it?” Those are questions you could ask yourself and fall int, or you can choose to find motivation and keep telling yourself that there is a reason for every hard/frustrating/time-consuming thing.

Having to type a four paged paper the last week of classes is a little hard to be motivated to do, but the teacher will appreciate and typing is a good way to process and let out your thoughts. With the Brett approved assignments, we are helping others know where to go and what to look forward to experiencing at a restaurant or attraction. The fact the we get to help others should be motivation enough. Reading articles about how others view our president and what our president is annoying is informing. We as Americans should be informed of politics and others’ opinions of the matter.

See, it is all about positivity. It is okay to be mad and doubtful. A good practice to forget those emotions is to admit those feelings but then say positive things about the situation. Say things you are thankful for toward the situation, and the negativity will fade away. Give it a try, I dare you.

“Yes, you may be busy, but that’s the way it should be! Striving for the utmost potential you have in life is obtaining that college degree; it teaches you lessons like this that you would never learn on your own. THIS is the best option possible, and I applaud the people that can do this and I am on my way to. It may require more dirt and sweat but, in life, everything great is earned through hard work. Because, then again, what if you drop out of college to only realize: “I missed out on a huge blessing in disguise.” I have attached the encouraging article from which I found this quote. IT WILL BE WORTH IT

https://www.theodysseyonline.com/to-the-stressed-out-college-student-its-worth-it