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The most important thing that I have
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learned is to work with your brain, not
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against it. I think in like high school
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especially, I put a lot of pressure on
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myself to be able to learn the way that
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everybody else or like a lot of other
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people's people do. Like I kind of
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internalize that and be like, well, I'm
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not, you know, I'm I'm kind of dumb
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compared to them. Like I can't uh learn
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as well as them. And kind of
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internalized that and then just
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realizing years later like there's
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nothing wrong with you. like if you
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have, you know, uh a learning disability
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or whatever, um it's like you just have
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to work a little bit differently. You
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just have to learn a little bit
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differently and just like reading, like
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I can read, but it's like I have to do
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little short spurts. I can't ever just
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like sit and read something for like an
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hour. Um and so like if I'm trying to
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read something or trying to get
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something done, uh like setting a timer
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just is really simple thing that has
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helped me a lot. Just like helps my
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brain get back on track being like what
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was I doing again? Oh yeah.
