With the enormous work we are made to do as students, we sometimes need some form of 'energy-boosters' as we push through school. The thoughts we carry about can give us hope and the needed energy to face our daily challenges so, here is a list of a few random thoughts worth thinking about.

Thought 1
Another student’s definition of success will never be appropriate for you. Create your personal picture of a successful student, run with it and stop comparing yourself to other students.

Thought 2
Not all students will turn out to be assets for employers –not all students will be fit for employment after graduation. Therefore, it is only good advice for students yet to advance into the labour market to learn what is needed to emerge employable.

Thought 3
Graduating well is like building a house; your actions or in-actions form the building blocks. What kind of house do you want to build?

Thought 4
You can combine entrepreneurship and academics and succeed in both.

Thought 5
The lessons you will learn as a student-entrepreneur are able to make for a bright future.

Thought 6
To ace the difficult and even the easy courses we are presented with in school, there is need to have confidence in our abilities to succeed. Lack of self-confidence negatively impacts our academic performance.

Thought 7
Smart students don’t just want to graduate like the others; they want to graduate better – they want to graduate well.

Thought 8
No amount of worrying about your grades and the carry-overs you have can make things better. Stop worrying.

Thought 9
If you don’t learn and acquire the set of skills your future employer wants while still in school, you will have to learn them after graduation. Which is better?

Thought 10
Your GPAs isn’t all there is to success. An ‘A’ or an ‘F’ is not a direct reflection of who you will eventually become.
Which of these random thoughts do you agree with the most? Which of them makes more sense to you? Kindly share

Source: http://graduatewell.com/article/10-simple-but-yet-insightful-truths-for-nigerian-students

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