I don't know what should I focus on?

On days when I went to school at all I'd sit in the back (on classes that were boring/I disliked) and read on linux, programming, biology, chemistry, physics, psychology, etc, whatever I liked.

On math classes I'd sit in front and listen very carefully, hahahah.

People that bullied me I bullied back and then they had to do my homework, so I didn't bother with homework at all. Essays I'd rip from google. I finally got caught after couple years. I wasn't caught for such a long time that I had culture shock when teacher was pissed that I ripped essays from google... Maybe should have used a spinner or something, buhaha.

Sorry, I'm giving a bad example. Be good, don't listen to me, heheh.
hahah, what happened after you got caught?
Educate yourself like crazy. One thing that can't be taken away from you.
True, education is very important. The more knowledge you gain the more opportunities will open up to allow individuals to achieve better possibilities in career and personal growth :)
Your very lucky to think about these things at such a young age, but at the same time relax your still young. I think everyone has given you some great advice.

I just wanted to add that you 100% should invest in yourself, reading books on positive thinking, etc is a great way to build yourself up for the future.

Invest in your passions as well you have plenty of time to be great at something.

All the best with your school and just have fun while you're young.
Thanks, wish you all the best too <3
When I 16 years old ,I was in my third year of junior high school and I didn't even have a mobile phone back then, just studying and doing homework and hate studying
Never thought about the future, I envy you.You are perfect
Focusing on the future makes my life more meaningful but at the same time also a bit more stressful. I guess we all should just try to enjoy life and make great memories... Everything will come to us at the perfect time, wish you everything the best <3
 
It varies from person to person, but I think 6 hours of sleep is enough. Also, if you can't use the rest of your time efficiently, it's okay if you can do what you want to do every day, even if at a minimum level, it means a very good thing.
 
It varies from person to person, but I think 6 hours of sleep is enough.
I think I can manage 6 hours of sleep.
I will start from tonight as I would like to experience how things will change with less sleep because I sleep 8-10 hours every single day
 
Great advice on this thread and I agree with the general consensus. This is why they call it "the grind".

Just focus on your studies (if you're going that route) and try to get into a routine. It sounds like you're young, and if that's the case I can promise you that things will loosen up eventually and that's when you can start to explore side hustles etc. If you try to do too many things at once you'll just burnout.
 
Great advice on this thread and I agree with the general consensus. This is why they call it "the grind".

Just focus on your studies (if you're going that route) and try to get into a routine. It sounds like you're young, and if that's the case I can promise you that things will loosen up eventually and that's when you can start to explore side hustles etc. If you try to do too many things at once you'll just burnout.
I am trying to get better at scheduling my day and using the time effectively. I take the needed time to learn for school and use the leftover time for programming and sidehustle. Started sleeping 6 hours per night and I make sure to wake up once the alarm clock goes off.
 
I think I can manage 6 hours of sleep.
I will start from tonight as I would like to experience how things will change with less sleep because I sleep 8-10 hours every single day
Watch out with too little sleep, please... Everyone advises 6 hrs but I find I get healthier if I sleep more. You're still growing, maybe your body needs that extra energy. I'm adult, but very sickly one and if I sleep these 8 or 10 hours I immediately get healthier, wrinkles disappear, etc. It's just not the same when I sleep 5 or 6 hours (and that's how much I usually sleep and I feel like shit, lol). Workouts and diet help too but they don't work as good as sleep. Inactivity is important too. It's not wasting time.

So, what happened after the teacher found out I copy pasted my essay/s? He got angry. I was confused. He made me write a dumb exam about, uh, reading with understanding what you read? Hahaha. Which I had zero problem with since I was reading (and still am) A LOT, just technical stuff, not novels. And on the exam there was a question where I had to write a simple, short... Ad copy. Somehow I managed to write that. It was really shitty ad copy in my opinion, but he was impressed. His eyes glistened and he was like 'GOOD!' lol. Since that time he focused very heavily on my education and was always giving me special tasks, etc, which I had to complete by myself since I started to be home schooled by that time. I was very sick, and not going to school at all so school (teachers) started coming to me, to my dismal. Some took it very seriously and started teaching me things they couldn't teach other children in school, they gave me more tasks, homework, etc. So interestingly, I received very good education as a result. On paper it's just normal high school diploma, but they taught me all kind of stuff they couldn't teach to others. I still have this huuuge biology book about all kinds of diseases that biology teacher gave me as a present. Even though they were coming to my apartment, I had less hours than at 'normal' school because of limited staff, I guess... I mean, these teachers had to go to school to teach other children whole day, after that they were visiting me for a class or two or three. So I still had time for freelancing, which I did.
 
Sounds like you should head over to Thrive Global or the Oprah Winfrey website. You might find some great answers there
 
My life is going down the drain, and I desperately need advice.
8 hours of sleep, 6 hours of school, 1 hour - 2 hour gym session, leaves me with eight hours. + I need time to get ready for school, time to get ready for gym, etcetc...

In these "8" hours I need to focus on:
-Learning programming
-Learning for school
-Working on side-hustle

Working on all these things in one day might be possible but, it will be really really hard managing the time.
What should I do?
Your primary concentration seems to be school. Time management is essential whether you wish to work part-time or learn new skills while juggling school and personal obligations. Set short-term and long-term goals for each of your major priorities.
 
Sounds like you should head over to Thrive Global or the Oprah Winfrey website. You might find some great answers there
Can't find anything about it, can you explain?
 
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