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Everything is going to be okay. Life is going to hit hard, but you have to get up and keep going. Do not ever give up. Although you may feel like your world if falling apart, things will get better. I know the saying “it gets better” is cliche, but things thrully do get better if you continue to work hard.
Life if like a roller coaster, there will be bad times and good times. There will be times where you fail and times when you succeed. In the grand scheme of things, most failures will not make a significant negative impact on the future. One bad grade will not completely ruin your future. Learn from these mistakes and strive to improve. Refrain from stressing over the little mistakes.
You are your own worst enemy, so learn to love yourself.

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