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🎃 Study Tip: Tricks and tips to overcome the fear of exams 🎃 Mentally preparing for an exam can be challenging. Here we share some Halloween-themed tips to face those fears: 👻 Get rid of the ghosts of the past: Don't let previous mistakes torment you. Learn from them and move on. 🕷️ Visualize your success: Imagine how you will feel after passing your exam. That feeling can push you to study with more motivation! 🎃 Turn fear into positive energy: Use the adrenaline of fear to focus and study effectively. 👻Try our free practice exam to face your fears! Plus, use code HALLOWEEN35 for 35% off our study package. Get ready and conquer your exam! More details at lexawise.com

8 key points from the book, "The Laws of Luck" "The Laws of Luck" by Brian Tracy offers insights into maximizing opportunities and achieving success. Here are 8 key points from the book: 1. Preparation: Luck favors the prepared. By developing your skills, knowledge, and expertise, you increase your chances of recognizing and seizing opportunities when they arise. 2. Action: Taking consistent action is essential for creating your own luck. Proactively seek out opportunities and pursue them with determination and persistence. 3. Positive Mindset: Cultivating a positive attitude and belief in your ability to succeed can attract more favorable circumstances into your life. 4. Networking: Building strong relationships and expanding your network can open doors to new opportunities and connections that can enhance your success. 5. Resilience: Embrace setbacks and failures as learning opportunities rather than allowing them to deter you. Resilience and perseverance are key qualities of lucky individuals. 6. Adaptability: Stay flexible and adaptable in the face of change. Luck often favors those who can quickly adjust their strategies and approach to suit evolving circumstances. 7. Gratitude: Expressing gratitude for what you have and the opportunities you encounter can attract more positive experiences and blessings into your life. 8. Continuous Learning: Commit to lifelong learning and personal development. By continuously expanding your knowledge and skills, you increase your capacity to recognize and capitalize on lucky breaks. To get a copy of the book, visit our bookshop at www.infoquestbooks.ng or send us a WhatsApp message on +2349059028486

Dealing with Failures & Success: According to me., "FAILURE" is a teacher & "SUCCESS" is a book. - We need a teacher who can teach how to read a book and imply those readings in life to be successful. - Without a teacher, books are just books which can be in shelf forever. - So when teacher (failure) teaches you something it's for good. So when teacher screams at you TODAY, then you are doing great for a BETTER FUTURE. Here are some golden rules for those who would like books: 1) "REFRESH" and think on your achievements, so that you can stay confident about your RISE again (good to fall down so that we know what's the current pain & trends to overcome that) 2) Continue to keep your "GOALS" strong enough, so that you keep your momentum (check your milestones & bridge the gap thru learning) 3) "NETWORKING" with the right contacts & TRUE friends will help 4) Stay Calm and "ORGANIZED" (so that you maintain your cool & mindset all the times) 5) "PAY ATTENTION" to your health, maintain a positive outlook and seek some shoulders to lean when you need them. Finally, "FAILURE" comes to those who are strong enough to take challenges & turn them into opportunities. So take it happily when it comes and teach the "SUCCESS" how you dealed when "FAILURE" was gifted to you. 🎁

The key to success in CAT preparation lies in persistence, not just intelligence. Here's why persistence is crucial: - Overcoming Difficulties: Treat each hurdle as a chance to learn and grow. - Building Confidence: Consistent practice boosts confidence and minimizes exam anxiety. - Achieving Goals: Persistence keeps you focused on reaching your targets. Remember, every small effort contributes to your success. As the saying goes, "REMEMBER WHY YOU STARTED!" #Persistence #Motivation #CATPrep

I sometimes have a hard time maintaining self-belief. There are days I feel super empowered, and there are days when I feel like I suck big time, both objectively and subjectively. I struggle with finding the next job gig, I struggle to discipline myself, and I struggle with nearly everything I touch. On those days, I put a cherry on top – I call myself a loser or something similar. My mentor taught me something about this. One way to build self-belief is to become a solution-seeker, not a problem-finder, he said. It is true; I often find myself falling into the trap of being a problem-finder. Why? For one, it is easier. It gives this comforting feeling of victimhood, and victims take no responsibility for anything😊 The hard truth is that problem-finders ruminate on the results, whereas solution seekers focus on the process and take positive action to improve. Once positive action is taken, you build self-belief, which leads to more positive actions, and there is your positive cycle right there. And the trick to breaking the problem-finder mentality is doing the opposite of what you usually do. Remember my fear of flying? Well, in my case, it would be thinking about how advanced aviation has gotten since the 1950s and enjoying the trip to a faraway destination in just a few hours. Watch this short video to get the gist of the story and have a powerful day ahead😊

Think !!! Failing Can Be your opportunity!!! Someone asked me, I fear that I may fail in my exam and I will have to repeat it again. How do I overcome my failure? If you have a similar thing going on in your mind, READ ON!! I think this should help: Exams are scary, mostly because we don't know the result. Your fear is quite natural. Most students do not acknowledge their fears, but here is some good news for you: 1) You know you are scared, that's acknowledgement. 2) You know what you will do: if you pass, you are going to be happy and if not then you will have to repeat. Here is my suggestion: 1. write down what you are thinking about failure. eg. I feel I am going to fail in …( subject you think you will fail) 2. Write down what thoughts are running in your mind when you think about failing. 3. Now, try telling yourself that the result is not in your control, however it can be an opportunity for you to learn from your failure. 4. Prepare a plan A ( if you pass then what will be your next step) and plan B ( if you fail then what will be your next step) 5. Always expect a positive outcome, also talk to someone who listens to you without any judgement like a family member, friend, professor, guide, mentor. 6. You should remember just like passing failing is also a process. As passing is a process, failing is also a process which brings in a lot of experience. 7. Write positive statements about any failed thoughts that come to your mind. I hope this helps. stay blessed and remember every failure is an opportunity to become a better version of yourself. #opportunity #failure #lessonslearned #success #believeyoucan #lifelonglearner #successandfailure #lifelessons

6 fears that used to stop me from starting an education tutoring company 1. “Business will take up all my time” You always have the right to rest. You are not a machine and you do not have to work 14 hours a day. 2. “I won’t be able to live like before” Yes, but you will live better. 3. "I'm going to lose all my money" Start with a minimal investment or, if possible, no investment at all. 4. “I’m going to make a mistake and ruin everything” Everyone has the right to make a mistake. You can always start again. 5. “I will fail” To succeed you must believe in yourself. 6. "It's too much responsibility" Your main responsibility is for your life, the rest is less important. The best time to start your thing was 10 years ago, the second best time is today, so don't postpone your Idea. Take that first step and the rest will come. Better start now or you will regret why didn't start earlier.

Overcoming Exam Anxiety: A Journey of Growth As exam season approaches, it's natural to feel a surge of anxiety. However, I've come to realize that this is not just a moment of stress but an opportunity for growth and self-discovery. Embracing the challenge, I am focusing on effective study strategies, maintaining a positive mindset, and reminding myself that preparation is key. Each exam is not just a test of knowledge but a stepping stone towards my future goals. Let's support each other during this time! Share your tips for managing exam stress and let's conquer this together! 💪📚 #ExamSeason #GrowthMindset #SupportEachOther

Finding Your Way: Lessons from "The Boy, the Horse, and the Woods" In "The Boy, the Horse, and the Woods," there’s a scene where the boy stands overwhelmed at the edge of a dense forest, unable to see a path forward. The wise horse asks, "Can you see your next step?" The boy realizes he can. The horse encourages, "Take that." This moment teaches us a powerful lesson: when faced with challenges, focus on the immediate action you can take. Progress is made one step at a time, even if the entire journey isn't visible. Applying This Lesson: Set Small Goals: Break larger goals into manageable tasks. Stay Present: Focus on today’s actions to reduce future anxiety. Trust the Process: Believe each step leads you closer to your goal. Be Persistent: Consistent effort, no matter how small, leads to progress. Seek Support: Find encouragement from friends and mentors. Encouragement for the Journey Remember, every achievement starts with a single step. If you’re feeling stuck or overwhelmed, focus on the next step you can take. Each step builds your path forward, leading you to your goals and dreams. Keep moving forward, one step at a time. Your journey is unfolding exactly as it should.