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What Getting an ATAR of 99.80 Taught Me
In my journey, I described the drive and ambition I developed as I grew up. My goal for VCE started from 'in the 90s', then increased to 'dux — probably in the 99s', then to 'fuck it, I'll just get a perfect 99.95'. You can imagine the effort I put into my studies. My Efforts in School Leaving asid...
People Making a Difference: #1 Elon Musk
Over the last few years I began asking myself what I really wanted out of life. I knew that, whatever I chose to do, I wanted to make a difference to the world. There are lots of ways to make a difference, but there are some people who are helping the world on a global and transgenerational scale. T...
How to Break Down Goals Into Easy Steps: Part 1
Having goals in life is important. Without them you're not likely to achieve as much than if your efforts were more focussed. However, once you know what you want, your goal/s might seem so large that you just don't know how to get there or where to start. Breaking big, vague goals down into smaller...
How Important VCE Actually Is to Your Life
If you're currently completing VCE you've been told by ex-students, teachers, parents, and most other people that your life is riding on your ATAR. VCE is important. It's just not as important as it's hyped up to be. You might already believe this. But your belief might not be based on all of the r...
Why You Should Be Setting Goals
Goals are the cornerstones of success. Failing to plan is planning to fail. In the series on discovering purpose and direction, we highlighted that it is everyone's goal to maximise the value they get out of life and this is primarily done by maximising fulfilment. Once you know what you want in li...
How to Get up Early for Gym Every Morning
Getting up early can be hard by itself, but getting up so that you can go to gym? That requires some strategy. You can't get extra time in your day by sleeping less and getting up earlier, but you can be more productive. The difference is that you swap unproductive evening hours for productive earl...
