Why I Stopped Trying to Ace Every Exam
Why I Stopped Trying to Ace Every Exam
I was not sure what I wanted to do with my life, but it became important for me to have a clear picture of where I want to be in the future. Being an ethical hacker means that it is essential for me understand how computers work and why they break. Why did I spend time studying when this knowledge didn't help become an ethical hacker?
“The fixed mindset is defined by Dr. Carol S. Dweck, Ph.D., as being one of two types - either you have a growth mindset or a fixed mindset and it can change your life forever if not handled properly on an ongoing basis. The difference between the two mindsets comes down to how people think about their abilities, talents, and worthiness versus those that are always looking for ways they can improve themselves no matter what ”
I've realized that my efforts to ace every exam was hurting me in the long run. What would it mean for my future if I failed an exam or did not do well on one of them? It'd learn something about myself, maybe try harder next time and move forward. Asking these questions started down a path uncovering why ACE meant more than learning information.