There is nothing wrong with chasing perfection. But if one often ends up feeling down and lousy in this pursuit, it is perhaps better to ask if more is too much, and perhaps appreciating everything around you might make you a much happier person.
Timetable's out and it seems like I have a good timetable. I could of course go on about how my IDEAL timetable is going to be like but heck, we never get ideal. Better to plan to make the best out of what I have.
8: Taxation
11: Corporate Finance
22: Audit
24: EPM
So, a good 10 days in between to catch up on 2 rather wordy, but bullshit-able subjects. Of course, not to be taken lightly. And yeah, a good 5 weeks to deal with my 2 heavier/ more important subjects. Looking good, I must say.
So, 4 weeks of lesson + 1 week of self-study. As long as I keep focused, things should work out just fine. So far it seems like my mid-sems are still on track (not sure about the EPM assignment, but heck) and I don't think I'm lagging too far behind for content, save for audit (result of not attending lectures).
Okay, planning now, and execution starts tomorrow!
"Waiting is painful. Forgetting is painful. But not knowing which to do is the worse kind of suffering" - Paulo Coelho
