1. challenging but achievable
2. achievable but not challenging
3. unacheivable
4. unachievable but realistic
5. challenging but not realistic
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hi im 14 and im going into grade 9 next year….AKA high school….uh i wanna know some ways that i can make my locker and stuff like that more organized and things that can help me throughout high school!
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Knowing that you’ll have to work harder to achieve them. Or do you set smaller goals for yourself that you know you’ll achieve?
Thanks!
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I just never really fully got a concept of high self-esteem and low self-esteem.
For example, what requires one to have low Self-esteem/high self-esteem?
Actual examples/scenarios/etc would help.
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Did you not have any?
Just had a reward after you did a task?
Wanted to get it over with?
I would like to know the truth. Not what you wanted as motivation and then regret it.
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I need to be organized this year in school. How should I organize my homework, handouts, and notes for my classes?
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Right so kids/teenagers these days are more depressed then ever, they are saying they hate life, they want to die and are crying all the time 
How can we encourage high self esteem and make them feel good about themselves?
Should we take out some unimportant classes (history, PE and geography) and replace it with Happiness time?
In this class the students will all comment on each other and make each other happy.
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I’m going to be a sophomore, I get good grades (A’s and B’s), but I tend to procrastinate and end up doing my homework at the last minute. Last year I wasn’t as organized as I’d like to have been, and I sometimes got stressed. This year I’m also planning on joining winter and spring track. Any tips on how to be more organized, stop procrastinating and being lazy, getting work done, and making room for some free time and lessening stress? I’d like to get straight A’s all year and still be able to balance track and other activities. How could I do that best?
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Currently, I am enrolled in AP classes, which can be a pain. I am taking extra curricular activities, volunteering, and I take piano lessons. What are your tips on being organized?
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