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Permalink Reply by Little John on May 14, 2008 at 9:30am

you can't pull grades -knowledge- out of thin air.

Instead, you need to focus on studying efficiently, remembering well, and performing to the best of your ability in the exam itself.

best of luck,
John

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Permalink Reply by Aaliyah on May 15, 2008 at 5:25am

I hear you girl! Had the same problem) Poor grades are from not studying and not having discipline to study and any desire. Well maybe there's desire but its our birth given laziness that's in the way)) Sorry to be in you face, but that's the fact) Had to face it myself. Anyways, try visualizing yourself studying. Feel your brain getting smarter) Haha. I'm serious! You can feel as if you're driving your new ferrari but there's also one when you feel yourself getting smarter from reading those most of time boring chapters.And feel the satisfaction of that good grade. Its a little hard so what I do is I start to imagine and feel all of this waaay before I actually sit down to study. At times I just want to sit down and study just to get it over with so I don't have to imagine it anymore and concentrate on something more interesting like the ferrari)))
Good luck!

P.S. I stopped visualizing my graduation because I can't help the thought that I'm gonna trip)))

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Permalink Reply by Dawn on May 15, 2008 at 6:05am

Before you start to study, right before you open the book, close your eyes, take a deep breath and say "I will remember everything I need for the exam". And then, when the exam is placed in front of you, before you even pick up your pencil, close your eyes, take a deep breath and say "I will remember everything I need for this exam". This worked for me when I was in school. My instructors were convinced that I would not pass my licensing exam. Not only did I pass, I got one of the highest grades in the class, and also wound up becoming an instructor. You can do it!

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Permalink Reply by lifeinmotion on May 16, 2008 at 7:04am

I think a lot of the time the mistake we do is while we wish to achieve somethings is that our actions do not correlate with our desires.

I am not saying that this definetely applies to you bananacreampie as its not clear according to your post...

When you want to get good grades, yeah besides visualizing and wishing it, you have to show the universe that your are working towards it. Study... if you are already study harder, try figuring out other ways in which you can get your work to get fruit - look for a study partner, try rearranging your schedule so you your studying when your fresh, get rid of distractions, ask other people for tips on how they study 'better' - taking notes, making presentations, etc.

I dont see why things should not change. And as long as you dont have the attitude - 'oh this is too hard for me to understand', 'oh im no good at this' or 'i dislike studying and exams' the universe will make your grades get better.

I think a large reason why so-called 'intellegent' people get great grades automatically is that they are so pumped up thinking they are good at it and are enjoying the challenge, that they send out the message to the universe that they HAVE to get the grades - and they do.

Our actions multiply what we desire...

Good luck

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Permalink Reply by Romantic Walker on May 16, 2008 at 6:54am

As a fellow student, I can see that you're really worried about your grades, if your graduation is in jeopardy. First of all, relieve your stress. Secondly, if there's any work you're missing, hand it in, even though it's late. See if you can make up for tests you did badly on. And if you don't have one already, get a planner and organize whatever tests you need to study for.

As far as the Secret is concerned, make a mock report card and put down what you want your grades to look like. Visualize yourself graduating with honors.

Most importantly, stay positive. You seem to worry about needing better grades, which can only make your grades worse. Instead, listen to some relaxing music and feel confident about your grades.

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