High school can be difficult, many things have changed since school is finished and you have to adapt yourself quickly. During high school, I struggled a lot with procrastination, mainly because of my fear of failure. The constant pressure to succeed and reach the required grades made me anxious, and to avoid that stress, I often delayed my work. This habit made things worse, as I ended up doing everything last minute and feeling overwhelmed. The article below named “Procrastinating and the fear of failure” speaks about all that. I hope it’ll speak to you.
The constant pressure to succeed and reach the required grades made me anxious, and to avoid that stress, I often delayed my work.
Through this exploration of my fears, I’ve come to realize that many of them have a lot to do with the uncertainty of not knowing what I want to do with my life. As part of a project carried out in English class at school, I was encouraged to investigate the question of my future career. Through it, I had the chance to attend the Forum Horizon in Lausanne, where I discovered more about careers in marketing and event planning. While marketing didn’t really interest me, I found event organizing exciting, even though it requires a lot of attention to detail and strong organizational skills. I hope that it will help you and shed some light on these two trades. “The marketing profession and event organizer” who’s just next to the first article.
Finding your path is not easy and a lot of people struggle to find it. You’re not out of the league if you don’t know, you’re not alone in this case. My own experience helped me realize the importance of knowing yourself and exploring different paths. I’ve learned that talking to people, staying motivated, and managing your time are key to making good choices for the future. To help you with finding your path you can check the menu 1 named as “finding your path”.
As a 2nd year I’m almost finished with high school, and I’m going to give you advices based on my personal experience that should help you. So, my advice is to stay focused, take care of your health, and avoid distractions. With a bit of organization and self-belief, you can achieve more than you think. And you can find all these advice on the menu 2 called “What I wish I knew: Advice for future high school students”.