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Hard work isn't the enemy, but it is perfectionism that is the enemy

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

Facts

@vivekt.2038

2 жыл бұрын

Being Perfect is Endless !

@opensourceis9996

2 жыл бұрын

@@vivekt.2038 Yea. Perfect just isn’t a thing, in any circumstance

@mike7546

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe in America? In Asian countries being top of your class is a huge advantage in every way possible

@starsandbeyond8947

2 жыл бұрын

God tell me about it

*5 things to quit right now:* *1. Overthinking* *2. Trying to make everyone happy* *3. Living in the past* *4. Worrying* *5. Doubting yourself*

@valentinaespinosa7894

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting...But if you don't doubt or question yourself, how do you improve?

@LegendaryMamba24

2 жыл бұрын

@@valentinaespinosa7894 don’t question your past. That leads to regret. You need to always realize that you’re human and you won’t make perfect decisions. You can still set goals and make improvements, but don’t punish yourself for making mistakes

@ghiaccio8982

2 жыл бұрын

And comparing ur self to others.

@moreroidsmoreboys

2 жыл бұрын

I like self development but stop spamming like just please stop

@hazydust9317

2 жыл бұрын

but bro.. easier said than done

I remember another doctor saying something like “as you move forward in your education people care less and less about what you got in organic chemistry” LOL

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha best comment

@gabgonzales9638

2 жыл бұрын

@@KoiAcademy hello, im curious to ask, what's your nationality/ethicity?

@eatrocks6704

2 жыл бұрын

@@gabgonzales9638 asian american he literally said it in the video

@gabgonzales9638

2 жыл бұрын

@@eatrocks6704 yeah I know, it's obvious, but where in Asia

@juansinaga901

2 жыл бұрын

I don't get it :/

Doing something for long hours is easy if it's fun. For example, I can easily play video games for 10 hours straight.

@jazzarenice

2 жыл бұрын

How lmao

@joelturpen7281

2 жыл бұрын

@@jazzarenice Because he finds it fun which is exactly what he said in the comment 🤣

@commentbot9510

2 жыл бұрын

Meanwhile all the homework for the 4 classes I don’t like has taken me over a week to fo because I can’t stay focused on something so boring and tedious.

@Buddy-sg8hd

2 жыл бұрын

@@commentbot9510 haha same man

@jazzarenice

2 жыл бұрын

@@joelturpen7281 I do too... but 10 hours straight?

Him: I stopped trying to ace exams. Other people competing with him: *Relieve*

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

Hahahahaha, less room on the highway 😎

@12ysis

2 жыл бұрын

lol, this cracked me up..hahaha...agree haha

On his first day of medical school my father was told a riddle by their dean: What do you call a doctor that just barely passed every assignment after graduation? The answer was a doctor.

True because your grades doesnt matter. The knowledge you bring into the real world matters. Companies dont care if you have good grades on your school, they just care whether you have the skill or not. That's how I did it after graduating school. Now I work at a major corporation that gives me enough financial freedom to buy things.

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

💯 this is the the realest truth

@g-cellatwork5406

2 жыл бұрын

True, grades don't matter but I do not want to fail and repeat the subject. Tuition fee is very expensive and it would be costly to repeat. Tests are not easy either, most questions require high order thinking skills. With insufficient sleep, I really commend students especially those who ace and even actively participate during class.

@shivanichidurala2828

2 жыл бұрын

Grades don't matter much but they do help us in a getting admission in one of the best colleges

@swarnavasengupta69

2 жыл бұрын

@@shivanichidurala2828 i thought you were being sarcastic when you said "grades don't matter much" my bad also what exam are you exactly talking about?

@swarnavasengupta69

2 жыл бұрын

@@shivanichidurala2828 ahh I see; very cool. I'm a med student from the same country. I just cleared NEET last year, so I can feel the pressure. Take it easy, cheers! :)

"No. Good enough is all you need" I am about to cry, I tell people a version of this ("The best you can is good enough" -from one of my favorite Radiohead songs), but hearing it said like this makes me feel so much better and I have not even started school yet. Thank you so much.

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

The big fish eat the little ones, the big fish eat the little ones 🎵

@crowcypher5821

2 жыл бұрын

radiohead.. yeahh

@lam5154

2 жыл бұрын

@Viktor Saaby If you feel that you're good enough then you're good enough. You can work 10-12 hours a day (especially dealing with the stuff that you really passionate of) but just don't forget your life is still going on, spend some time on the present moment. We tend to always hustle for the future but forget the present moment.

@raheemcamal998

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed

I always tell incoming med students that med school will take as much time away from you as you allow it. The best conversations I’ve had in interviews and with patients had nothing to do with medicine or academics, but about stories and experiences that connected us. All things that 10+ hours studying straight will never teach. Fantastic video👏

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! Stoked to see ya here, love your vids

@NDMD

2 жыл бұрын

@@KoiAcademy haha preciate it guys! keep up the great work over here too and feel free to reach out whenever!

*I think when you over reach and focus on the end goal rather than the process, that is where people fall into burn out and ultimately less efficient studying / work*

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

Well said Demetri!

@defaultarmy1559

2 жыл бұрын

@@KoiAcademy well said indeed

@defaultarmy1559

2 жыл бұрын

@Vulcan idk

“Life is happening now, not just at the end of the marathon.” Fantastic quote brother.

This video is what I've always instinctively felt deep down but was scared to adopt the mindset, because like most people I was pressured into "grind/hustle" perfectionist culture as well. I would feel inferior because I wasn't the 4.0 GPA, aced every exam, can study for 12 hours student, especially being in the competitive pre-med path. I really appreciate you putting this content out Matty. What I'm happy about myself and is proud to say is that I've always done things that made me happy and pursued people and endeavors that my heart desired. From now on I'm definitely going to remind myself that perfectionism isn't the thing to strive for, but a happy balance life while going after your dreams is. Cheers brother

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

cheers Alex! I knew I couldn’t be the only one thinking this

@JuriAmari

2 жыл бұрын

This right here! ☺️ Well said!

@jonathangeorge601

Жыл бұрын

i feel inferior if im not the 4.0 but i cant be the 4.0

I scored better when I stopped making unrealistic goals .there is always going to be another exam that you can ace ..that's what my cousin said nd life got better .I don't chase grades anymore . 🙂

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

How much better do you feel not chasing grades 😅

@sriku1000

2 жыл бұрын

A good Calming video about how bad parents are made kzread.info/dash/bejne/q4allNaSntPNf5M.html

For the past 6 months, I've developed this habbit of getting up at 3:30am and going straight to studying at 4 and I usually study till 7am. I begin my school at 7:30 till 1pm and again start studying at 3 till 7pm, 7 days a week. And i was still pissed that I'm wasting so much time not studying. This video hit me hard. Thank Matty for reminding me to take life less seriously. So relatable content😊

@prachichoubey7313

2 жыл бұрын

Im really great at setting over ambitious and super unrealistic goals then following them till the disintegration point.

@vant3a

2 жыл бұрын

It’s weird because I’m like that, but not at the same time; I am really lazy :) That’s why my grades fluctuate so much...

@prachichoubey7313

2 жыл бұрын

@@vant3a i think its human....isn't it??😶

This actually makes sense. As a student in the medical field, you just need the common knowledge and develop the actual skill‼️

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

Truth 💯

@vash1835

2 жыл бұрын

❤️❤️

I only study a couple hours a day and I still get mostly A's, a few B's. I just remember what I can from class and I'll focus my attention on anything I didn't understand. My focus with studying is less memorising and more understanding, then I'm less likely to forget everything after the test. I don't just want to pass, I want to understand the topic, and I've generally found that it's easier to learn by interacting with the topic by thinking about it, rather than just remembering phrases from a textbook.

@emu2329

2 жыл бұрын

How does one connect so much informatio n

@emu2329

2 жыл бұрын

And understanding everything takes so much time. How are you really sure you understood the topic? I fooled myself many times

@kaylag5043

2 жыл бұрын

@@emu2329 I'll read a paragraph online about the topic then try to summarise it in my own words, and I think about how I'd explain it to someone else. If I can't, I'll look up more information until I'm confident enough that I could teach it to someone else.

@nelret7292

Жыл бұрын

I don’t know what your major is, I for one am a chemistry major, the way I know I understand a topic is simply going on, the next subject generally builds on the last one, and if I’m missing something I’ll know because what I’m reading doesn’t make much sense, that and having good communication with your professors, personally I have a brief 15-30 minute talk with my professors every week, compare what they tell you to what you know and ask them questions about anything you’re not 100% confident on.

@emu2329

Жыл бұрын

@@nelret7292 I study computer science and that's what I'm missing.. I barely talk to my professors. I have a lot to catch up on. Thank you!

Two things that stood out to me in the video: 1. Hard work isn't the enemy, perfectionism is. 2. The notes used for studying don't need to be picture perfect. Just practical and effective for you. 😂👌🏾

“All efforts are pointless if you don’t believe in yourself” - Might Guy

@Gojocomeback

2 жыл бұрын

man of culture I see

@mobeytaguire2798

2 жыл бұрын

*dattebayo*

@rejoicethehappygirl3823

2 жыл бұрын

Wise words.

@someasiankid6323

2 жыл бұрын

nigerundayo

Thank you so much for this video. I’ve been feeling like everything I am putting into my studies is just not going to get me where I need to be successful.

i dont know why u are so underrated. you guys make good content and deserve more of it. it really helps with my study stuff

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

thanks! 🙏🏻

My teacher said " you should study 7.30 hrs, record that and your parents should sign that". But I'm grateful for my parents. They said "relax girl, study when you want to. we are not gonna push you.I still study 5 hrs. It will go on waves. Again I'm happy 😊

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

respect thy parents, they know what’s right 😉

@tehnoobleader7673

2 жыл бұрын

My teacher said we supposed to study 12 hours a day and when I told my parents about this, all they said was "Study more than that" But what can u do when the "good enough" where you live is above 96%

@bigsmall2842

2 жыл бұрын

Just prioritize efficiency over long hours. Keep laser focus by removing temptations and you’ll get stuff done easily without stressing. Then you’ll have a ton of free time to do other things you enjoy

@sriku1000

2 жыл бұрын

A good Calming video about how bad parents are made kzread.info/dash/bejne/q4allNaSntPNf5M.html

Matty, this was one of the most relatable videos I've seen on this topic. Thank you so much for speaking about this! Sometimes you can zero in so much on Uni that you forget about all the other important things in life.

Thank you so much for this. I just got out of taking my MCAT about an hour ago and i felt terrible about it. After doing very well on my practice exams I had set unnecessarily high expectations for myself, but the exam I just took felt like a huge slap to the face. However, I am sure I did good enough, and that is all i need. Thank you.

I love the concept thank you. For someone who’s just starting a levels it gives me a good perspective on how I should approach studying in the future.

Thankyou !! Thankyou sooo friggin much !!! This is exactly what I wanted to hear today . I almost choked up!

I agree. This entire culture of staying up late and cramming in studying for the sake of being ready to get a good grade is something I have lost interest in over my school years. At some point, the right thing to do is forget all the pressure and just focus on knowing what you have to know

When he said that he spent most of his childhood studying , that really hit home 😭I used to study soooo much in middle school so I could always get the best grades in my class and get better marks than that one boy (who I was obviously overestimating lol ), so I was always studying to get an A* and I wasn’t playing outside like other kids , when I could’ve just got an A- and saved tons of hours to go and play and live my childhood instead of studying for those extra few points that didn’t change anything ( I mean wtfrick was I doing studying all those hours in middle school ! It would make sense to do so in highschool since u need those marks to get into uni but middle school marks gave me nothing except for a missed childhood ). Now I’m in highschool and I’ve realised my mistake in middle school . So I’m trying to not spend hours just to get a few more points but to study to just get “good enough” like he said . I really regret not living my childhood and I’m not going to waste my teens doing nothing but studying just to get an A* instead of a an A-. Like he said “it sucks to look back and see that u forgot to live “ Thank u sooo much for making this video , I really needed it and it made me feel like someone understands me

@JuriAmari

2 жыл бұрын

You still have a lot of childhood to live out now - Enjoy it! Hang out with your friends, play an instrument/a sport/a game, do what makes you happy. Then carry that same drive and fun into your adult years. You’ll discover that out-of-class time is just as valuable as (if not more than) in-class time. You got this!

@iiitsnoor

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!!! I started senior year now and I’m definitely going to make the most of it

@badabingbadaboom7968

2 жыл бұрын

@@iiitsnoor Good luck.

@ieatchickenfordinner9255

2 жыл бұрын

Enjoy your life! while I’m still in middle school I’ll take your advice.

You brought forward a very under-valued aspect of living - that living life is equal to or more important than learning and reciting information. Bravo and thank you.

One of the most influential videos I’ve watched. I’m a young teen trying to figure out the best way to go through school. I usually compare myself to my peers and try my hardest to be the best. Thank y’all so much for this advice because it takes so much stress away and allows me happiness. “The best you can do is good enough” “perfectionism is the enemy”

this is literally so important. I LOVE THIS VIDEO SO MUCH- thanku for this important reminder

Wow, this is so powerful! I just came across your channel, because I wanted to know how to study without procrastinating. I feel the exact same way as you feel. I'm 18 years old and about to finish school, although I feel like I haven't truly lived my life. I've always been in my books, studying endlessly and now I just want to finally live my life!

One of the best YB videos I have ever watched. This was much needed

Going back to this video after a year has got me somewhere, it has got me to remember all the straggles I went through before seeing your channel. Mike and Matty today I want to say thank you, for not only making these videos but for inspiring me to change my mindset, get on feet, and change not only academically but also mentally. Please keep on making these videos, they really have helped me and so many more.

The moment you said “good enough” I physically felt a huge wave of stress & tension leave my body. The pressure has been unreal… it’s exam season & I’m just trying to stay afloat. Thank you.

For me, I'm not in college solely to get a job. I'm here to learn more of what I love and a happy consequence is that a degree will also render me more employable. So with that said, "good enough" isn't really a concept I can relate to. I just want to get an A in every course, since an A is an indicator that I've mastered the material. However, if I don't get an A, it's not like I've failed. I'm still learning if I get a C. So if I employed the concept of "good enough", that benchmark would be merely to not fail, which is not my ambition. Love the video though. I decided a while a go that I wouldn't be grinding anymore and I agree with lots of what you said, particularly about enjoying student life more.

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

we al have different benchmarks, and we can set them wherever we fee is valuable to us. Thanks for sharing

Thank you for this. Im a little lost with all the pressure to be the best in all I do. In fact, this pressure is stopping me from doing things. What you said really helped me ! 🚀

Love this and definitely needed this video! It's hard to not get upset or a bit down sometimes when not getting the grade you'd like on an exam because we live in such a GPA driven and competitive learning environment especially when trying to get into a competitive program after graduating undergrad. Definitely something I needed to watch and listen to on my last year before graduating undergrad!

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

completely agree. I got really lucky that my medical school made all our classes pass/fail to remove this toxic competition

@JuriAmari

2 жыл бұрын

@@KoiAcademy wow. That’s awesome. I went to a Montessori school growing up and one thing they did was a rubric system. That way you focus more on skills you can improve on rather than the grade.

I totally agree. I feel like I have always known this, but hearing it from you was what I needed to remember it and to really convince myself. Thank you.

Great Video! I agree and really needed to hear this.

"Don't forget: life is happening now, not just at the end of the marathon" I really like that quote. Great video man

This is a lovely reminder. Thank you!

Fantastic insight. I will keep your video as a reminder. I've been thinking like that for the past few months, but it always makes me feel like a lazy ass, when it's not the case at all. In fact, it's about living the present moment, and as you mentioned "not wasting your energy". Thanks a lot. Subscribed to the channel.

This was so relatable. Like every point...I felt that..it literally felt like I am having a conversation with someone who completely understands my situation. Thanks💕

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

yes, I found my person

@huzaifaamin3064

2 жыл бұрын

Semmmm

Literally what I needed right now to hear. Thank you so much for every one of your videos 💜

You made some very good points. Thank you.

The way you talk is brilliant and funny at the same time! Good job! Good video!

I really needed this right now. Thank you!

Thank you so much! Really helpful to hear that..

Thank you for this video! I truly needed this.

Great video, much love, i tottally agree...keep on the great attidute

Good enough. Thank you, I needed to hear that.

I just watched this thanks dude. My perspective has changed so much... it's my life and not my pressure

thank you man, this helped a lot.

Very accurate very true, so relatable thanks for making me feel that I'm not the only person that is feeling that way

Wow. Your video was very thought provoking. Thank you!!! ❤️

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

that was the plan

I love this video!!! I was literally talking to a friend of mine at university last week about this!!!

Beautifully said brother! I’m now getting my bachelors in Nursing and it’s rough but I realize in my second semester of Clinical’s to not use al of your time to just school and studying. Being a B student is still a great student.

KZread had showed me this video like they know that I have to hear that. Thank you for saying all these things! Great video

I was a student athlete in college and I was mentally and physically drained. I kept telling myself that grad school will be better because I can just dedicate all my time towards studying. Now I just finished my first summer term of occupational therapy school and realized I’m doing the exact same thing that made me burnout and unhappy by spending hours of studying and trying to “please” professors. I’ve come to the conclusion that the pace that I am going is not sustainable for me and I want to be in this for the long haul and to do that I have to enjoy my life and stop striving for perfection because perfection is toxic and it doesn’t exist. Thank you for your great content. You all are helping so many people ♥️

I totally agree I sometimes just wonder all these.. And ur video really helped me clarify it more . 👍really inspiring thank you

this was the video!!!!!! truly insightful and helpful 💯

your content is so HELPFUL 🛸 thanks for all the tips 🙏

This video really spoke to me. I've always been such a perfectionist when it comes to my grades and I sometimes forget that being the best isn't necessary. Thank you:))

Thanks a lot man. I really think I needed this.

Ngl I wasnt expecting a huge bomb to hit me. Esp the last part where life is also happening rn. I too am a student in the medical field but unlike the ace students, I spend time for my studies and time for myself. Time spent for studying is for building my future. But also time spent for myself is for me to enjoy life and see that there is more to it than just academic achievements. Thank you so much for this vid you really hit all the right marks and I appreciate the vid so much

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing, it’s easy for healthcare students to lose boundaries with time, so def feel that

This video's serving cold hard truths! 🍵 Everything was on point. One of my favorites of yours.

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

thank April! It’s a cold brew kind of morning ☕️

@sriku1000

2 жыл бұрын

A good Calming video about how bad parents are made kzread.info/dash/bejne/q4allNaSntPNf5M.html

I was a med student, and I took a 'go with the flow' attitude in my study. I socialized more than my friends, do other projects outside med, and was just good enough to pass the exams and become a doctor. honestly, now I wish I tried harder in training and did less 'playing around'. i think it's good to max your potential when you can and have the time and resources.

@sriku1000

2 жыл бұрын

A good Calming video about how bad parents are made kzread.info/dash/bejne/q4allNaSntPNf5M.html

@tessoy

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-fm3mw7ep1e well mostly because i think i could handle patient much better if i have stronger knowledge in med. and it’s not the easiest to go into specialization or even a master degree with an ok grade, at least from where i live, grade really matters. i dont know about other countries though..

@fatimaallawati947

Жыл бұрын

FACTS

This is something I really needed to hear today! Thank you!

Loved it, just need to learn to apply it more often!

Thanks a lot man this is a great reminder to balance my life out!!!

I’m so so thankful for this recommendation, I’ve been studying and trying so hard to prove myself….. 🥺🥺 it’s rly tiring and causes me so much anxiety. I’ll take it one step at a time, hopefully I’ll learn to cope better and not feel bad about myself when I take breaks :”)

This video was recommended to me and thank God I watched it. Thank you so much!!!!!

My favorite video of yours yet, gave me chills tbh

my friend told me once, “what do they call a dr who graduated last in their class?” “they still call them dr” and that really hit home for me

I think I really needed to hear this. Thank you.

Thank you Matty! Everything you said hits home!

Dude I really needed to hear this. Feel shameful to admit this but I really don't know when to stop my self. I just keep on pushing and I'm so toxic to myself like I'm in this cycle that I cant get out of. I know its bad but I can't stop. People might call me a narcissist but I just cant help myself heal. I've been to count less therapists but turns out its nothing the docs can help me with its something i need to work on. Idk what to do. Honestly these vids really help me, you guys have no idea how. And if anyone else who reads this threads sees this and is going through the same problems just remember mental health comes first and repairing it isn't so easy but its possible to do so and it takes a lot of time.

Wauw thank you for the advice

Love the video, glad I learned this lesson early in life like 7th grade from an engineering student. He had a 4.0 and was bummed that all it took to get a great job at his internship was a 3.0. He has strived for a phd since, while I just did good enough in high school to get into the college I wanted and finishing my degree this semester in engineer with a good enough gpa and great memories. Thanks for this video

Excellent video. Found it thought-provoking.

This was a great video, and I personally would love to see more like it 🙂

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

will do 😉

Loved this and needed it today

thank you for this mike and matty!! this gives me a reminder that I should get out of research/academe bubble and socialize, build networks, create more meaningful moments in my life since I'm still young (22).

@lilit3552

2 жыл бұрын

same

This definitely changed my perspective about the reason why I always study. Thank you for this video

Matty you are so right about this..at first i really really hesitated to watch this video because for some reason i thought it would make me feel lazy but you have a point there ...iam such a nerd but i have only recently decided to get a great balance between life and academics because as we(students) focus on books life keeps on passing by but we need to live the life as well...I always thought attending parties or listening to music or doing anything outside class would legit make me dense for some reason but that is not the case it all goes back to planning and we can always find time to do other stuff with great planning and God of course. Thanks guys i really appreciate your videos...all the way from Uganda

Thanks for such a refreshing reminder that time is our greatest treasure good enough is sufficient! Live life in the present, once it pass away we can’t get it back

On the Sweet Spot, just like always. Loved it bro.

You are the people I was searching for 2 years ....such a gooooooood advice ...I have no words to say..I'm a2nd yr med student!

muito obrigada, quem dera ter assistido isso durante meu ensino médio, me pouparia os diversos problemas psíquicos e físicos que desenvolvi durante a escola. estou no 3º da faculdade e todo dia preciso relembrar que eu não preciso ser a melhor, ninguém realmente liga e eu aprendi isso tendo todas as minhas conquistas completamente ignoradas pelo mercado de trabalho e professores. foi duro, mas to cada dia melhor e vivendo como eu gostaria de estar vivendo. OBRIGADA!

Loved the video!! I have been following your channel for atleast 6 months I guess. I learnt a lot about efficient study habits just from your youtube videos. You guys are doing a great job :)

Absolutely amazing,currently giving my 4th year final exams and trust me dude, i relate. Watching this video gave me some mental clarity, because i can be too hard on myself and it ends up accomplishing little to nothing in the long run.

this video came out at exactly the right time and was so meaningful to me. I was shooting for the stars for my step 2 ck score, and got a score lower than expected. I was really sad, however I did hit the exact average step 2 ck score (and also exact step 1 average) for my specialty of choice. Your video really spoke to me. I am going to stop wallowing about missing my target by 1 point and instead rejoice that I still met what was "good enough". your message is really great and needs to be heard by all med students. we get into our own head and perfectionism becomes the thief of life.

Work smart, never hard. I'm glad you talked about this topic. We all strive for the best grades. What matters is getting the grade that satisfies the requirements to get onto the next level. Try your best, aim for the top, if you fall short then you will still have passed. BUT do not lose your sanity and peace in the process! Personally, I try my best, I now aim for progress. I've learned that tests vary upon circumstances. Some personal eg lack of prep or things happening in life, or the assessors eg questions not worded well or misleading, questions that cover topics which are not in the syllabus (you'll need surprised how often this occurs)

@KoiAcademy

2 жыл бұрын

Once I made that mindset shift, school became so much more enjoyable

Thank you so much Mr.Matty!!!

so truee, thank you for this! for medical school regardless u score the top or at the most bottom of the class, when you graduate all the classmate gonna be called doctor anyway. but study to gain that knowledge, without knowing anything we could do more harm

I have an anxiety about anything related to exams. Your video has helped me a bit, thanks.

i needed this today

legit this video just eased my anxiety. THANK YOU😇😀

Thank you for this video.