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Posted by Deneb on October 6, 2005, at 12:50:20
I realize now that a lot of my problems with studying comes from being a perfectionist. I keep starting from the very beginning and I start over and over again because I don't think I learned every single detail yet. I end up never getting anywhere because I'm obsessing over the unimportant details and missing the big picture.
Today I studied only the things we learned about in class and concentrated on the class notes. I got a whole lot more learning done today! I feel pretty good. I'm almost all caught up now. I feel like I can definately do well in my classes.
Now, the only problem is, I don't know what is happening with that note I was supposed to get. The doctor who gave it to me didn't actually give me the note and I was too distraught to remember to ask. She just took down the information and wrote the note, but I never got the note! My p-doc told me to go see him if I don't have the note and that he'll write me one, but now I'm too afraid to go to him! Eeek, what am I to do now? I'm too afraid to ask for the note...
Deneb
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