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You know that phrase, “To be forewarned is to be forearmed.”
Meaning, if you already know something is coming, you’re better prepared to handle it.
At first, it sounded a bit weird to me, because life doesn’t always give you enough time to prepare. Sometimes you’re warned and still shaken. Sometimes you’re warned and still scared. But I think the real point is not that you won’t feel pressure, it’s that you won’t be helpless.
That was exactly my experience with the practical I had today.
I was forewarned a few days ago, and yesterday night, I made sure to prepare adequately. Now, from hearing other people’s experiences, I already knew it was going to be tight. So the moment we started, I was fast, you get. The impromptu submission didn’t affect me much because I was ready for it.
Again, to be forewarned is to be forearmed.
Sometimes we have the advantage of knowing what the people before us have had to go through, but that knowledge is meant to help us do better than they did and avoid what they couldn’t. That’s the essence. Not fear. Not panic. Not worry.
Go armed.
Dearest reader, think,,, what pre knowledge about a system you’re about to get into do you have? That’s your unfair advantage, and you’ve got to use it. Just like I entered that hall already knowing exactly what I was supposed to do.
Tap into your unfair advantage.
Ciao.
@favvy_Okwans🖤.
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