ANDL33 said:The only time I can do any form of school work (excluding projects) is during school. Am I lazy or some of you out there just like that?
There are people like Narz?!blindside said:Best advice is not too listen to people like Narz.
Find an inspiring goal... or an inspiring woman...Ramius75 said:not really on topic, but i like to rant too...
IM LAZY !!! i procrastinate too much. natural born slacker and i rather do things like playing games, surfing porn, cooking and eating than to buck up and look for a new job.
FYI, im in a job that i dont really like and just passing thru day by day.
I need to get my master too, which i procrastinate also.
any help ?
Narz said:Find an inspiring goal... or an inspiring woman...![]()
Yes it seems like you and rms are quite similar.Narz said:There are people like Narz?!![]()
Awesome!![]()
Narz said:For the record, Steve Jobs dropped out of college and just hung around attending only the classes he found interesting.
Bill Gates also dropped out of college.
These two guys are now richer than this whole forum put together and mutiplied by 100.![]()
Uiler said:One thing though is that for many people without the discipline a school system supplies (especially deadlines when you *must* hand something in) they may not actually get motivated to do the work. Especially if they are working at the same time and come home exhausted. They may *mean* to do the work but well you know the saying, the mind is willing but the flesh is weak. Also, in school you are surrounded by people in the same situation you are in so you have friends who understand if you have to do an assignment and who are willing to help you. Also there is that atmosphere that you *have* to get that assignment done because everyone else around you is working on it as well.
People tend to reinforce each other's opinions and actions (it's how religious and political groups and well any sort of ideological group work and why people who are brainwashed often clear their minds once they get away from the group).