I Was Failing Until I Did This 😱😱

I am about to share what I do to stop failing as a girl in secondary school.

💥 Tip No.1

Ask God to help you stop failing. This helps in unlocking the spirit of passing your exam.

💥 Tip No.2

Read at least 2 chapters of the bible every day. Reading the words of God helps sharpen your reading capacity.

💥 Tip No.3

Get enough sleep, no texting at midnight, no playing games, just go to bed. A clear mind starts with a good night's sleep. Having a clear mind helps absorb information better.

💥 Tip No.4

Having a reading schedule at the back of your mind, or you could even write it down, like for example, if you read math today, tomorrow, you read English today, etc.

💥 Tip No.5

Now, as a high school student, that comes back home by 4pm. I usually eat and sleep immediately I get back, then I wake up at 11pm, shower, do some skincare, then I hit the books, do my assignments, and on days I have special tasks or project I wake up at 10pm instead of 11pm. I am usually done in about 5 hours, then I get like 1hr shut eye, then wake up by 5am to get ready and be in school at 7am. If my method doesn't work for you, you can always adjust it.

💥 Tip No.6

USE YOUR WEEKENDS EFFICIENTLY! Use your weekend for your hair care, cleaning, and laundry. You could even add some entertainment time in there.

Final Note

Now, with all this being said, you can only pass if you are determined to make this your routine.

With Love, By Kelechi Darlington

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