This
is no new information that marks are one of the most influencing factors of a
student’s life and as every single person in this world was a student at some the point in their life so it can be said that marks have had a very strong
influence over almost every person in this world.
This
is a very commonly used notion that “marks do not define who you are”. I think
this is 100% true; marks are just a representation of how you performed in some
series of tests, that does not define who you are. If someone who has the
potential to score more and perform well got fewer marks then it does not mean
that he is someone who can’t score, there are a lot of factors which affect a
person’s performance. Let say there is a student who isn’t very studious, there
are still a lot of qualities which combined defines a person. Every single
person is unique; every single person has something they’re good at.
So
I consider it a waste of time worrying and grieving about low or unsatisfying
marks. It is always better to take that time to figure out your next step, to
give time to yourself think about things that you like doing and what will it
take for you to go down that road.
I’ve
seen kiddos who missed out on all the fun that school or college comes with
just to prepare themselves for exams and stuff. It’s never about the marks,
it’s never about the results, it’s about your journey, it’s all about the good
times that you had all the fun things that you did every prank that you played
on your teachers or other students every trip that you took with your friends
every harsh thing that you been through in all these years and not breaking and
staying strong and enjoying yourself at every moment. We value learning and
studying and we are always presented with the obvious and conventional ways of
learning but it’s a loss to ignore the deeper and more mindful learning that
you did in all these years through your experiences with your friends and other
people around you.
“It's
not the destination, it's the journey.
And if you guys can understand that, then what you'll see happen is you
won't accomplish your dreams, your dreams
won't come true; something greater will.”
-Kobe
Bryant
So the next time you worry about your marks and doubt yourself on the basis of your score, ask yourself “IS IT REALLY WORTH IT?”.
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