There is a tide in the affairs of men
Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune;
Omitted, all the voyage of their life
Is bound in shallows and in miseries.
On such a full sea are we now afloat;
And we must take the current when it serves,
Or lose the ventures before us.
- William Shakespeare, Julius Caesar
well if you dont comprehend what dear old shakey willie is saying, neither do i really.
in essence, it means that (if you're in semester2 now) you need to seize the remaining time that you have and make full, productive use of it. you have 6 days left and it is very sufficient to prepare well for your summatives. throw away your distractions (you know what i mean) for the time-being and FOCUS.
if you're doubting yourself, its uncalled for.
if you cant remember what you've studied now, you will during the exam.
if you're feeling anxiety, its healthy.
if you feel that you wont do well for this summatives, you're wrong.
if you think you are lagging, remember that in life there is no such thing as 'i should have xxx ..'
if you cant finish the syllabus, you can still do well.
if you have trouble deciding which note to study, pick the nearest to you (and dont stop there).
if you're feeling ecstatic, you're insane.
if you're a handsome guy and need help, call samantha.
if you're an attractive female, call me.
if you're still browsing this webpage,
its essential that you keep believing in yourself. after all, you managed to (beat 9324859348539485349 million other students who applied and) get into this (soon-to-be) world renown and distinguished institution that you are currently in.
just based on the above-mentioned single fact alone, you can Ace this exam (=
'they can because they believe they can' - isnt tit vanessa? (=
keep the faith. may angels lead you in (=
you're alright.
-marc
P.S (green tea keeps you awake during study. and has detox effects too. )


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