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The first few weeks of the semester are extremely important and if you don’t learn how to set the pace for them, you may struggle for the rest of the semester.
In this episode, I tell you a few things that’ll help you plan your semester ahead of time.
The first few weeks of the semester are extremely important and if you don’t learn how to set the pace for them, you may struggle for the rest of the semester.
In this episode, I tell you a few things that’ll help you plan your semester ahead of time.
In this episode, I draw the line between taking responsibility for your academics and trusting God to help you in it. When does either side become an extreme?
In this episode, with my guest, Daniel Jesusegun, we talked about how to balance academics with everything else you want to do while having the best of both worlds.
Ever thought about studying ahead and how much impact it could have on your next session or semester? That’s what I talked about during this episode
In this episode, I talked about how to move head knowledge to something you actually use in your academics. Have you ever felt like you've been to all the education seminars and know it all but are still struggling with your academics? Well then, this episode is for you.
In this episode, I cover where you should draw the line in being your brother’s keeper.
You can’t draw from an empty well and there’s only so much you can do when you’re struggling.
How much help are you expected to give your course-mates or classmates and how much of this help are they expected to give you in return? That’s what this episode talks about.
It’s episode 25 and the A+ Podcast has come such a long way. I spent this episode reflecting on all that’s been learned and all that’s to come. Thank you to the A+ Squad and everyone who has supported so far!
Some times, you let a part of your life be so dominant that it affects every other area. This can be a good thing but if it falls, everything else falls apart.
How then can you use the Domino effect to your benefit especially in academics?
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