The Busy Traffic

Have you noticed how the cleverest people at school are not those who make it in life?

Like a vehicle… some are good for driving fast, some are good at saving petrol over the long distance. I don’t believe (under our educational system), all the students are the F1 that is good and suitable for the “express track” or the “expressway”. Ha. ;p

When there is a traffic jam on the “express track” and faster drivers are stuck in the jam. The slow moving lorry driver will still be able to reach it destination on it “normal track”…

What you learn at school (or primary secondary) are facts, known facts. Your job (as student) at school is to accumulate and remember facts. The more you can remember, the better you do…Those who fail at school are not interested in facts; or maybe the facts are not put to them in a way they find interesting. Some people simply don’t have a great faculty for memory.

But it doesn’t mean they are stupid. It means their imagination hasn’t been fired up by academic tuition. People who are “conventionally clever” get jobs because of their qualifications (their past). These people might not be on their desire to succeed (their future)… why?

Very simply, I think they (the faster drivers) just get overtaken by those who continually strive to be better than they are.

From the point of view of a student who took the secondary life for 5 years. I think there is no instant solution, the only way to learn is through experience and mistakes. Start making your vision of where you want to be a reality. There is no limit to anyone’s achievement.And hang on there! Do not give up! Keep on keeping on~

Nothing is impossible!! and of course depending how you see it: "Impossible is nothing!! or "All things are possible!!"

"To become a champion, fight one more round." – James Corbett

“…all things are possible to him who believes.” (Mark 9:23)