I appreciate your advise, yet it’s kinda the same to my confusion.

The only problem with all my concerns is time. It keeps passing. My philosophy is if we’re late, we fail; if we don’t see a chance at the time it arrives, we fail. So being stuck with something that stops you from catching chances, is worth to be concerned. I actually don’t mean Uni is a barrier, it helps me a lot indeed, but just some aspects of it make me down.

One’s life has many ways, each leads to a bunch of other ways. One has to be responsible for choosing which way to turn at which point. To me, trying to finish things that do me no improvement is painful.

Turning back to the original matter, I’m confused whether to jump to another way or keep going on the same route. To me, good timing for changes is more important than trying to finish what I’m doing. Opportunity is rare, and we are here to judge if one route could lead to a better outcome than the other, and we are here to make changes on time.

Sorry, I couldn’t really go exactly to my real problem, since people might get confused. Thank you for sharing something on my post. Your advice is ideologically true in day-to-day or short-term matter, but for a bigger scope, whatever lasts long and be directly important to us, we can’t accept to finish it when we need to change, can we?

You (all) can read the following if you like.

- After studying at NTH for 2 months, I decided to move to SIC without letting my father know (a huge challenge for a 16 year-old boy, it was lying). I couldn’t see my future at NTH and there was no point studying there. I think you all can understand why.

- I stopped studying at school for a month (without letting anybody in my family know) to develop a project for a competition when I was in year 11. It’s worth, I received some prized for that.

- I accepted to be hated by other people, and to create a big space between me and other students at SIC, in order to form 9xTeam. I could just live peacefully, but I chose to create an opportunity for both me and my fellow 9xTeamers. The result is, after 2 years, the image of 9xTeam is highly levelled. People admired us.

Now, I think, what if I tried to finish things that I had chosen to finish? Would it be better?

The only obligation for us is not to finish what is meant to be our obligation, but to see how things go and make right changes, and those right changes have to be on time.

That’s why I get confused about my study future.

I’ll soon figure it out.

I appreciate your advise, yet it’s kinda the same to my confusion.

The only problem with all my concerns is time. It keeps passing. My philosophy is if we’re late, we fail; if we don’t see a chance at the time it arrives, we fail. So being stuck with something that stops you from catching chances, is worth to be concerned. I actually don’t mean Uni is a barrier, it helps me a lot indeed, but just some aspects of it make me down.

One’s life has many ways, each leads to a bunch of other ways. One has to be responsible for choosing which way to turn at which point. To me, trying to finish things that do me no improvement is painful.

Turning back to the original matter, I’m confused whether to jump to another way or keep going on the same route. To me, good timing for changes is more important than trying to finish what I’m doing. Opportunity is rare, and we are here to judge if one route could lead to a better outcome than the other, and we are here to make changes on time.

Sorry, I couldn’t really go exactly to my real problem, since people might get confused. Thank you for sharing something on my post. Your advice is ideologically true in day-to-day or short-term matter, but for a bigger scope, whatever lasts long and be directly important to us, we can’t accept to finish it when we need to change, can we?

You (all) can read the following if you like.

- After studying at NTH for 2 months, I decided to move to SIC without letting my father know (a huge challenge for a 16 year-old boy, it was lying). I couldn’t see my future at NTH and there was no point studying there. I think you all can understand why.

- I stopped studying at school for a month (without letting anybody in my family know) to develop a project for a competition when I was in year 11. It’s worth, I received some prized for that.

- I accepted to be hated by other people, and to create a big space between me and other students at SIC, in order to form 9xTeam. I could just live peacefully, but I chose to create an opportunity for both me and my fellow 9xTeamers. The result is, after 2 years, the image of 9xTeam is highly levelled. People admired us.

Now, I think, what if I tried to finish things that I had chosen to finish? Would it be better?

The only obligation for us is not to finish what is meant to be our obligation, but to see how things go and make right changes, and those right changes have to be on time.

That’s why I get confused about my study future.