I remember doing something similar in school. I didn't know how to add or subtract one place at a time, so I counted all my fingers over and over again and was way behind all the other kids. It seemed like I was always still trying to grasp one math concept while the others were already on the next one and I felt like I could never catch up.
Key points -When you feel trapped in a repetitive cycle, think creatively and consider unconventional solutions. -The more life tools you learn, the less likely you will get stuck. -Women are smarter than men.😂
I often get carried away working on an idea, sometimes the same one. I forget to save my work. Having wasted 🤬... lost too many hours. Moral of story save constantly.😅
I remember overthinking on a feed and bleed question drawing shear flows on a structure with a weird centroid.
Lol. Not alone on that one. ;-)
I remember doing something similar in school. I didn't know how to add or subtract one place at a time, so I counted all my fingers over and over again and was way behind all the other kids. It seemed like I was always still trying to grasp one math concept while the others were already on the next one and I felt like I could never catch up.
Lol. I think many of us have experienced that at kne time or another. Not always in math.
:-)
Key points
-When you feel trapped in a repetitive cycle, think creatively and consider unconventional solutions.
-The more life tools you learn, the less likely you will get stuck.
-Women are smarter than men.😂
;-)
The woman is there just for the algorithm😅 🤫
She is easier to look at than me. ;-)
I often get carried away working on an idea, sometimes the same one. I forget to save my work. Having wasted 🤬... lost too many hours.
Moral of story save constantly.😅
True dat!