University can be one of the most challenging, but also one of the most rewarding experiences for young people. But for some, university may not be the best choice, especially when it comes to the return on investment (ROI) of attending For any student considering university, it is important to understand how the return on investment (ROI) works. The ROI for many students is considered to be quite low when considering tuition and fees, the opportunity cost of wages lost, the cost of living and study materials, and any loan interest rate or fees. While ROI varies from person to person, and can be improved through scholarships and grants, the bottom line is that unless you are going to a well-known school, it can prove to be financially unpractical. In terms of the academic value, attending university may also be considered a waste of time by some, due to the lack of flexibility, rigorous curriculum, outdated teaching methods and old-fashioned, uninteresting courses. Many institutions fa...
Resilience is the ability to 'bounce back' from challenges and setbacks, and to adapt and grow through adversity. It is a key part of life and ensuring success in any field. Resilience is especially important if we want to learn from our failures and move forward in a positive direction. To start developing resilience, try to recognize that failures are part of the learning process. This way you can easily adopt the attitude of using setbacks as a source for development, rather than seeing it as a negative end result. It is also helpful to remember that failure is not the same as a lack of ability. Instead, look at failures as opportunities to identify and improve areas that need work or to recognize skills or strategies that should be avoided in the future. Frap around an up-skilling routine. Find time each week to set aside for learning and development. This gives you time to focus on areas that may have caused failure, or new skills that could help you succeed in the future....