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So, the exams are finally over for me. By 'the exams' I mean my English exam. It was a stressful experience to say the least. It was full of stress, nervousness, fear. Everyone has at least one of them right before the exam. It is normal for students to be really nervous about how they are going to do everything and it is ok. It is ok to feel fear of any kind. I, for example, had the worst fears - I thought that I am going to forget every single thing in English, that I am going to not have an opinion, that I am going to mess everything up, but the thing is - everything we need to know is already in our heads. Literally everything. We can't let fear take over our body. So what if you have a bad start at the exam? You are going to try the best you can for the next tasks that will be in front of you. If you keep a positive mind, it is easier for you to not judge yourself after. If you think that nothing is working, you are stupid then you are going to pick other tasks much worse and you are going to fail. Much worse act you can do is judge yourself after the examination has ended. Yes, you are the one picking your tasks. Yes, you literally decide your fate. So? It doesn't mean that you are in fault if you don't know something. Not everyone knows every single thing in the world and it is ok. Not everyone are good at everything they have to do. We are humans it is totally natural!
It is as equally important to incourage others to succeed. Even if they don't do it back, be a better person, wish them good luck, it will be payed back to you twice as better as you might think.
The most important thing is to stay positive during every fall and climb, say good things to others, incourage them, understand that it is ok to be nervous but at the same time not to let it take over everything and overall - concur the examination as best as you can, because no matter how many points you got, you still tried your best and that is everything that counts so there is no reason for you to weight yourself down.