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Maybe you haven’t started school yet or maybe your semester is almost over either way, you’re scared because you know what’s coming. u don’t want to repeat the same mistakes as last year. The wasted time, the stress, the late-night cramming, the regret. You don’t want to sit there in September thinking, “What if this year turns out just as bad as the last one?”

maybe you’ll come across this blog after your school year has already started that’s fine but the truth is it’s always better to know this before school begins or before your new semester start . but the good news is u don’t have to go through it the same way again.

So hear me out I’m about to share with you 6 tips that can literally change the way you approach this school year.

𝘁𝗶𝗽 #𝟭: 𝘀𝗽𝗼𝗶𝗹 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿 (𝗼𝗿 𝘂𝗿 𝘀𝗲𝗺𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿)

I've talked about this in this serie of cb to school so I will say it again . before the school year even starts u need to map your year out.

Don’t just wait to “see what happens.” know exactly what you’re dealing with.

here’s how:

1. List your subjects. Whether you’re in high school, university ect , write down every subject you’ll face.

2. Collect the details go to your school’s website, grab your program, syllabus, or exam guidelines. find out: How many exams do you have? What type? What are the key topics?

3. identify the hardest subjects go through each subject and mark topics you find most difficult or confusing areas you didn’t fully master last year and rank ur subjects/topics , order your subjects or topics from hardest to easiest. This helps you focus your energy where it matters most and ensures you tackle the challenging stuff first.

4. Organize your map put everything into a Notion page, or if you prefer write it all down in a notebook or journal.

Why does this matter it's cuz ur brain hates the unknown. When you don’t know what’s ahead, your stress skyrockets and your focus drops by “spoiling” your year, u remove that anxiety.

Now, instead of walking blindly into your semester u’ll have a clear map. You’ll feel in control u will be like everytime the teacher start a lesson u will go like "I've played this game before" .

𝘁𝗶𝗽 #𝟮: 𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗽 𝗯𝘂𝘆𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘀𝘁𝘂𝗳𝗳 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝘄𝗼𝗻’𝘁 𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗻 𝘂𝘀𝗲

Stop buying things you’ll barely touch and i know I know I’ve been there too, I love stationery my pens are so pretty I’m scared to actually use them cuz I fear they will run out but let’s be real none of that makes you smarter , ur materials won’t change your results it's ur action the SCHOOL SUPPLIES are just like 10% from what what actually matter .

The best students I know don’t have the fanciest laptop, the most expensive tablet, or a huge collection of highlighters they only have the basics the stuff that u will know damn that will help u and idk like those back to school haul 50% makeup 49% clothes and 1% school and of course a sponsor segment .. now don’t get me wrong no hate we all want to look nice for school makeup, clothes, feeling good in your skin a decorated desk ect that’s cool but bro i’m still sitting there like “Okay but… where are the tips? Where’s the actual school stuff?" buying new stuff to “get motivated” is like buying $200 running shoes and thinking they’ll run the race for you shoes don’t run u do it's the same thing .

Your brain is sneaky. It tricks you into thinking preparation is the same as action buying pens or planners gives you that little dopamine hit almost the same feeling as actually studying but without the effort. That’s called procrastination by substitution u do the easy thing so you can avoid the hard thing and while you’re busy shopping, the real competitors are busy improving their methods .

𝗧𝗶𝗽 #𝟯: 𝗨𝘀𝗲 𝗻𝗲𝘁𝗳𝗹𝗶𝘅 𝗼𝗿 𝗮𝗻𝘆 𝗼𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗿 𝗺𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗮 𝘁𝗼 𝗳𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗶𝗻 𝗹𝗼𝘃𝗲 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝘂𝗿 𝘀𝘂𝗯𝗷𝗲𝗰𝘁𝘀

okay, this one might sound controversial but hear me out. I tried this last year, and again during summer, and it literally changed how I felt about the subjects I used to hate. the principle is before you study a subject spark your curiosity first.

Think about how you’d learn a new language. If you want to learn Spanish, you don’t just start with grammar drills u watch movies or shows in Spanish so u hear the language, you get used to it, and you actually start to enjoy it. It’s the same with your school subjects.

If you’ve got math physics .. go watch a documentary or a youTube video that makes math feel mysterious and cool.

If you’ve got history, check out a documentary about wars, revolutions, or whatever connects to your program.

If you’ve got philosophy, watch a TED Talk or listen to a debate that makes the ideas come alive.

This is what I did with history and also geography this summer I never really hated it but the way it’s taught in school it's dry as! even the teachers sometimes act like they don’t care, so you’re left to figure it out alone and it gets more more boring. So this summer I approached history differently. I started watching documentaries, videos, and even random shows connected to what I was supposed to study and slowly I fell in love with it.

That’s the magic of this method: when you use SPECIFICALLY netflix, youTube or books made for the general public not academic ones u turn your subjects from chores into passions u stop forcing yourself to study and start wanting to learn. It's like smelling a dish before eating it.

𝘁𝗶𝗽 #𝟰: 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝘂𝗹𝗹 𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗲𝘁

This is one of the most important tip of them all is you need a complete reset a total reprogramming.

the world of studies is demanding It requires a high level of focus and skills but the tools you’ve been given to deal with it they’re weak.It’s like being told to swim without ever having practiced in a swimming pool. Impossible, right? we’re programmed for distraction, for pleasure, for fun. And that’s fine for life in generalnbut that programming doesn’t work when it comes to serious studies. The real problem is that nobody actually teaches you how to learn. you've told to “study,” but nobody shows you how to study. u’re expected to stay organized, but nobody teaches you how to build an actual system u’re supposed to take notes, focus, and manage your energy but you’re never given the tools.

This missing manual is called metacognition basically the “user guide” for your brain snd most students never receive it.

So what do you do u reprogram yourself on four levels:

1. Your mindset and motivation

2. Your discipline and daily habits

3. Your study methods

4. Your organization

I’ve already broken most down each of these deeply in past blogs of this series so if you want to dive in go check them out but remember this without a reset you’ll just keep running into the same wall over and over. ( click here ! )

𝘁𝗶𝗽 #𝟱 : 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗳𝗶𝗿𝘀𝘁 𝟮𝟬 𝗱𝗮𝘆𝘀 𝗱𝗲𝗰𝗶𝗱𝗲 𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘆𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴

your first 20 days of the school year set the trajectory for the entire year because in those first weeks, your brain is literally wiring itself. It creates neural pathways and habits that will shape how you study, how you focus, and how much you succeed. If you waste that window, you’ll spend the rest of the year playing catch-up.

So use those 20 days strategically:

Establish your routines early don’t wait until mid-semester to figure it out start now pooks .

Set your sleep schedule go to bed and wake up at consistent times so your body and mind know when it’s time to work ikr it's hard but at least sleep before 1am hit .

Build your study environment clear distractions, set up your desk, and make a space where focus feels natural.

Stack small wins start with tasks you can finish quickly completing them builds momentum and confidence.

Create positive associations approach your subjects with curiosity (remember the Netflix hack?), so your brain starts linking learning with interest .

Think of it like training a muscle at first it’s hard but once the rhythm is in place, everything becomes smoother the students who crush it aren’t “naturally smart” they just use the beginning of the year to set themselves up for success while everyone else is still drifting.

𝘁𝗶𝗽 #𝟲: 𝘀𝗵𝗮𝗱𝗼𝘄 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗳𝘂𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 𝘀𝗲𝗹𝗳

This is the last tip and maybe the most powerful one always imagine your future successful self, and let that guide u today.

picture yourself at the end of the year, having mastered that subject, aced your exams, and feeling proud of all your hard work let that image motivate you and calm your anxiety. It worked for me like crazy every time I felt overwhelmed, I reminded myself: “I’m putting in the work, and my future self will thank me.” Sure you might fail sometimes but don’t let that stop you let it push you to try again , keep your thinking positive so setbacks don’t knock you down. People around you might doubt you they might say: “Even if you try hard, you won’t succeed.” I know I’ve heard it but how i ended up first in my entire humanities class of 50 students ? I work hard yes absolutely hundreds of essays, late nights, and practice exams that didn’t even match what I faced in the real test which was TRAUMATIZING but I never lost sight of my future self.

Every time you wrote, studied, and pushed through, you imagined ur end-of-year self smiling, proud, and happy because of the effort ypu put in that vision kept you going . hard work pays off always but only if your mind is with your future self every step of the way.

I am stronger than I think, and each day is a new opportunity to become better. The habits I have now do not define me; they are just where I am right now. I have the power to change, to build better habits, and to create a healthier, happier version of myself.

Each time I fall short, it is not a failure, but a lesson. I am learning, growing, and becoming more resilient. I am not perfect, and that’s okay. Perfection is a lie. What matters is my progress, no matter how small it seems.

I am capable of making healthier choices for my mind, body, and soul. I choose to let go of the bad habits that hold me back, and I replace them with habits that support my well-being, my growth, and my dreams.

I am learning to be patient with myself, to trust the process, and to believe in my ability to transform. Every step I take is one closer to the person I want to be. I am not rushing; I am moving forward at my own pace.

I will not let negativity control me. I am in control of my thoughts, my actions, and my future. I choose to think positively, even when it's difficult. I am not alone on this journey, and I have everything I need within me to succeed.

Today, I choose progress over perfection. I choose patience over frustration. And I choose myself over anything that holds me back.

✒️..It’s January . You’re all fired up about your New Year’s resolutions, right? “This is my year,” u say. “I’ll lose the weight, make the money, start the business, crush my goals.” But BFR : By the time February rolls around, you’re back to your old habits. Your gym membership is collecting dust, that diet is long gone, and that academic cb idea is still just a thought in your head. You’ve been here before iiikr

🏷️[ inspiration: dr.Michelle Robbins refers to her study of 1,000 people, showing that 94% gave up on their resolutions by February but how the 6% managed to succeed ?]

So 94% of people will abandon their goals before they even get started. Let me repeat that 94%. The odds are stacked against you, but there’s a small group—just 6%—who will do the work, face the grind, and get what they want. What separates them from the rest? They know the truth, and they do it even when they don’t feel like it.

Let me give u truth. If you want to be part of the 6%, you need to change how you think, act, and approach your goals. u need to stop being weak.

ONE take charge or shut up.

Your brain is not your friend. It’s a coward. Your brain wants comfort, safety, and the easy way out. Every time you try to do something hard—like losing weight, hitting the gym, or getting out of debt—your brain will whisper, “You deserve a break. Skip the gym. You’ll start tomorrow. One donut won’t hurt.”The reality is that tomorrow never comes. And if you keep listening to your brain, you'll never see any change. The 6%? They don’t listen to their excuses. They take charge. They override their feelings. They don’t give a damn about comfort or instant gratification—they’re thinking about where they want to be a year from now.

You need to make a choice: Are you going to let your feelings control you? Or are you going to start controlling your feelings? Take charge. You don’t want it bad enough if you keep letting your brain win.

Two get specific or quit.

Enough with the vague promises. “I’ll work out more.” “I’ll eat healthier.” Bullshit. That’s not a goal—that’s a wish. You might as well wish on a star and hope things magically change.The 6% know that vague goals don’t work. They get specific. Instead of saying, “I’ll lose weight,” they say, “I’ll eat 1,800 calories a day and hit the gym for 30 minutes every morning at 7 AM.” Instead of saying, “I want to be a high achiever,” they say, “I’ll study 2h and rest for 30 min until I get it” ..Your brain loves specifics. It’s easy to stay motivated when you know exactly what to do. But when you’re vague, you have no idea where you’re going, and no one gets anywhere with no direction.

You need to stop with the “I’ll try” and start with “I will.” If you can’t commit to specifics, then stop whining about why things aren’t working. You get what you decide to get, not what you wish for.

Three focus on the 10

You’re busy. I get it. WE ARE IN A SOCIETY WHERE EVERYONE IS BUSY..You’ve got a million things on your to-do list. But guess what? Most of that stuff doesn’t matter. You’re wasting time on things that don’t move the needle. “Check emails. Scroll Instagram. Clean your room.” Sure, they make you feel productive, but they don’t move you closer to your goals.You need to stop being busy and start being effective. The 6% know how to focus. They don’t waste time on trivial shit. They get to work on the 10s—the things that actually matter. If your goal is to get in shape, that means working out. It doesn’t mean cleaning your kitchen or sending one more email. If your goal is for example become an academic weapon is not watching how to study for exam in the last night ..

Get real with yourself pookie Stop pretending you’re busy. Look at your list. What’s the ONE thing that moves you closer to your goal? Do that first. The rest? It can wait. If it’s not a 10, don’t waste your time on it.

Forth small steps big results.

Let’s not sugarcoat this: If you want to succeed, you have to make sacrifices. There’s no shortcut. But the thing most people don’t get that You don’t need to change everything at once. You don’t need to completely overhaul your life. Start small.Take one step at a time. If you’re trying to lose weight, drink one glass of water before every meal. That’s it. But don’t stop there. Once that becomes easy, add something else: Maybe you walk 10 minutes every day. Or swap out soda for water.

The 6% get it: Small actions snowball. They build momentum. You don’t have to be perfect. You just have to show up consistently.

The Challenge: 30 Days of Realness.

Pick one goal. ONE. And commit to it for the next 30 days. No excuses. Write it down. Be specific. Take charge. Get rid of all the distractions and focus on what matters. Every single day, make progress—even if it’s just a little.But if you’re not serious about this, don’t bother. If you’re not willing to do what it takes—if you’re too busy making excuses—then stop pretending you want to change. The 6% don’t have time for excuses. They do the work, even when it’s hard, even when they don’t feel like it.believe in urself and be disciplined !!

So, get off your ass, stop whining, and start doing. Because if you keep playing the same game, you’re going to keep getting the same results. But if you’re ready to be part of the 6%? You better bring your A-game. And you better be real with yourself.

⚠️ : harsh motivation

『Let me cut the bullshit and get straight to the point: you’re wasting your life. I said it. u sit there, complaining about school, whining about how “hard” it is, scrolling through your phone like the world owes u something Cuz it doesn’t. No one is coming to save your lazy ass.』

✒️..Cuz a big number of ppl think education is a joke !? You think skipping class, half-assing assignments, and coasting through life on autopilot is cute? Hell nah pookie. It’s fucking pathetic. While you’re sitting there making excuses—“I’m too tired,” “This subject is boring,” “I don’t see the point”—there’s someone out there grinding, pushing, sacrificing everything for the life you’re too scared to fight for.Do you know what it feels like to be stuck? To have doors slammed in your face because you didn’t put in the work? That’s the life you’re signing up for every time u choose to be lazy. Every time you say, “Fuck it, I’ll do it tomorrow,” you’re digging your own grave. You’re giving up on the one shot you have to make something of yourself.

But you’re not completely fucked yet.

Yeah, school sucks sometimes. I get it. Waking up early, dealing with uninspiring teachers, and subjects that feel pointless—it can feel like a waste. But here’s the truth: life doesn’t care. The world is cutthroat, and if you don’t show up, it’ll eat you alive. You either hustle, or you get crushed. That’s it.

So, what do you do? You fucking start. No more excuses, no more procrastinating. Here’s how to get your shit together:

1. Set a Fucking Goal

Stop floating around like a goddamn leaf in the wind. What do you want? What’s the dream? You can’t hit a target you don’t aim for. Write it down. Visualize it. Make it so real in your mind that you can taste it. Whether it’s becoming a doctor, starting a business, or simply getting out of your current situation—know your “why.”

2. Get Ruthless About Your Time

Stop wasting hours scrolling through TikTok, bingeing Netflix, or playing dumbass mobile games. Track your time. Every second you waste is a second you’re giving to someone who’s working harder than you. Use a planner, set alarms, make a schedule—whatever it takes to get shit done.

3. Start Small, Stay Consistent

You don’t have to study for eight hours on day one. Start with 30 minutes of focused work. Use the Pomodoro method: 25 minutes of pure focus, 5-minute break. Do that four times, and you’ve already put in two solid hours. Consistency beats motivation every damn time.

4. Stop Waiting for Motivation

Motivation is bullshit. It’s flaky, unreliable, and temporary. What you need is discipline. Discipline is doing what needs to be done, even when you don’t feel like it. Hate studying? Too bad. Set a timer and do it anyway. No one said this would be fun .l talked abt this click here !

5. Surround Yourself with Hungry People

If your friends are lazy, you’ll be lazy too. Cut out anyone who’s dragging you down. Find people who are grinding, who push you to be better, who make you uncomfortable in your mediocrity. If you can’t find those people, be that person. Lead the fucking way.

6. Own Your Failures

Stop blaming teachers, parents, or the system. If you failed, it’s on you. Take responsibility and learn from it. Failure isn’t the end—it’s feedback. It’s the world telling you where you need to improve. Use it.

7. Reward Yourself, But Only After You Earn It

Studied for two hours? Cool. Take a 15-minute break. Finished your assignment? Great. Watch an episode of your favorite show. But don’t let rewards come before the work. Earn your dopamine hits—they’ll feel a hell of a lot better.

8. Stop Romanticizing “Easy”

Nothing worth having comes easy. You’re not entitled to success; you have to fight for it. The grind is what separates the winners from the losers. Fall in love with the process, even when it sucks. Because that’s where growth happens.

9. Remember Who the Fuck You Are

You’re not some weak, helpless victim. You have the power to change ur life, but only if you stop feeling sorry for yourself. The world doesn’t owe you shit. You owe it to yourself to rise up, to push harder, to become the person you know you can be.

10. Think Long-Term

When you’re tempted to slack off, think about your future self. Five years from now, do you want to look back and say, “I gave it my all,” or do you want to drown in regret, wishing you could go back and do things differently? The choice is yours—every single day.

Stop Fucking Around

You’re not a kid anymore. This is your life. Every decision you make is shaping your future, whether you like it or not. You have one shot at this. Stop wasting it. Get off your ass, open your books, and start fighting for the life you want.

the pain of hard work is temporary, but the pain of regret lasts forever. So choose wisely. Do the work. Stay hungry. And when you’ve finally made it—when you’re living the life you once dreamed of—you’ll look back and thank yourself for not giving up.

1. You have to be frustrated enough to say “no more.” Change begins when you’re no longer willing to tolerate where you are. It’s that moment of deep frustration that pushes you to take action.

2. You must be brave enough to admit you want more and demand it. This means recognizing that you deserve better, declaring your goals unapologetically, and expecting more from yourself and others. It takes courage to face what you truly want and take a stand for it.

3. You need the discipline to work for it. Change isn’t just about wanting more it’s about consistently putting in the effort to achieve it. Discipline is what turns intentions into results.

When you embrace these truths and act on them u can see a significant transformation in your life in a very short time like ?? maybe in a month ! Start this February !!

I am fully committed to my studies and my future. Every moment I spend learning and growing is an investment in the incredible life I am creating. I know that success doesn’t come overnight, but I trust the process and embrace the journey. I choose focus over distractions, discipline over procrastination, and self-belief over doubt. My dreams are big, and I have the strength, intelligence, and determination to achieve them.

Each challenge I face is an opportunity to grow stronger and wiser. I welcome hard work because I know it brings me closer to the future I envision. I am not afraid to make sacrifices now for the success I’ll enjoy later. I trust myself to make the right decisions and to keep moving forward, even when things feel tough.

The future I am building is bright, secure, and full of opportunities. I will not let fear, doubt, or other people’s opinions hold me back. My path is mine to choose, and I am paving it with passion, resilience, and dedication. Every effort I make, every hour I spend studying, and every goal I set is shaping the extraordinary life I am destined for. I am proud of the progress I’ve made, and I am excited for all the greatness that lies ahead

✒️..Energy is at the core of everything we do. It shapes how we feel, how we act, and even what we attract into our lives. If you’ve been feeling drained, stuck, or disconnected from yourself, it may be time to take a closer look at your energy care routine. Ask urself: do you have practices in place to reset and refresh your energy?

So how energy plays a key role in manifesting your dream life and how you can harness it to transform your day-to-day experience. !

Step 1: Energy Awareness

The first step in working with your energy is being aware of it. To effectively care for your energy, you need to know what you're working with. Awareness helps you identify areas that need healing or shifts, so you can address them before they become bigger issues.

How to Become Aware of Your Energy ?

Meditation: Try a body scan meditation to connect with how your body is feeling. Close your eyes, relax, and mentally check in with each part of your body—your head, chest, shoulders, legs. Notice any tension, discomfort, or emotional weight. Pay attention to what your body is trying to communicate, even if it’s a subtle feeling or thought.

Journaling: Take time to write down what’s on your mind. Brain dumping your worries, emotions, or stresses helps you understand your emotional state and energy. Are you holding onto negative thoughts? Is there an unresolved emotion lingering in your mind? Journaling allows you to externalize your feelings, giving you clarity and insight.

By practicing these techniques you’ll become more attuned to ur energy and better equipped to take care of it.

Step 2: Energy Cleansing

Once you’re aware of your energy, it's time to cleanse and reset it. Energy cleansing allows you to release built-up tension, negative emotions, and stagnant energy that may be weighing you down.

Methods for Energy Cleansing:

Breathing Techniques: Use your breath to reset your energy. Breathing exercises like the 4-7-8 technique (inhale for 4 counts, hold for 7 counts, exhale for 8 counts) can help calm your nervous system. Another method is box breathing, where u inhale for 4 counts, hold for 4 counts, exhale for 4 counts, and hold for 4 counts again. These slow, intentional breaths help clear out negative energy and bring balance !

Showering: A simple but effective way to cleanse your energy is by taking a shower. As the water washes away the dirt from your body, envision it also cleansing your mind and soul.

Walking in Nature: Stepping outside for a walk can instantly reset ur energy AND YOUR MOOD TOO .Nature has a natural ability to purify and refresh. Whether it’s a stroll in the park or a hike through the woods, walking outside shifts your environment and revitalizes your energy.

Decluttering Your Space: Your environment has a powerful impact on your energy. A cluttered space can make you feel overwhelmed, while a clean, organized environment promotes clarity and calmness. Make it a habit to periodically declutter and freshen up your space.

Step 3: Energy Redesign

Once you’ve cleansed your energy, it’s time to redesign it. This step allows u to actively shape how you want to feel and how you want your energy to flow. u can design your energy to match the kind of person you want to be and the life you want to lead.

How to Redesign Your Energy ?

Set ur Intentions: Start by asking yourself how you want your energy to be. How do you want to feel in the mornings, during the day, and at night? How do you want to show up for others? Visualize yourself embodying that energy, whether it’s confidence, calm, joy, or empowerment. Setting an intention gives u a clear direction for how to direct your energy throughout the day.

Use Visualization: After setting your intention, visualize yourself living it out. Imagine yourself walking through your day with the energy you want to embody. How does it feel? What does it look like? Visualizing this regularly allows you to rehearse this energy, making it easier to show up that way in real life.

Harness the Power of Sound: Sound can be an incredibly powerful tool in redesigning your energy. Whether it’s listening to motivating music, audio affirmations, or sound healing frequencies, sound helps shift the vibration of your energy. Curate playlists that align with the feelings you want to cultivate, and use them to enhance ur mood and energy.

Affirmations and Positive Self-Talk: Incorporate affirmations into your daily routine. Positive affirmations help reprogram your mind and align your energy with the goals you want to achieve. Speak to yourself kindly and empower your energy with affirming words.

By taking control of your energy, you take control of your life. With awareness, cleansing, and redesigning, you can manifest the life you desire and create a more vibrant, purposeful existence.