When most people think about improving in mathematics, they imagine long hours of studying, endless practice problems, and sudden breakthroughs. But real progress rarely happens in big leaps. More often, it comes from small, consistent steps. This is...
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I realized patience, gratitude, and conflict skills gave me more strength than degrees or promotions ever did.Photo by engin akyurt on UnsplashA glass breaks in the kitchen, and everyone rushes to sweep the shards.What I notice is how my friend routi...
And what happens when they’re in the workplacePhoto by Keren Fedida on UnsplashPicture yourself at 8 years old, a giant pile of LEGO at your feet. What would you make?During my time working at a non-profit in STEAM (science, technology, engineering,...
Why this is a lie and what to do about itPhoto by Markus Winkler on UnsplashIf you’ve ever applied for jobs only to be told that you “lack experience,” you are not alone.It’s one of the most maddening paradoxes of the job market:You need experience t...
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How I Used AI to Choose My Study’s Electives — even though I DON’T ACTUALLY KNOW WHAT TO DOPhoto by Thought Catalog on UnsplashQuick teaser: I don’t have a roadmap for my whole career. I will start a startup in the next few months. I’m starting a Mas...
Most of your reactions aren’t “you” — they’re outdated code. A step-by-step guide to reverse-engineering your own conditioning.Continue reading on EduCreate »
