Up to now I’ve been riding the track sitting down, did try to stand up but I find it hard to maintain balance on the berms. How do you guys do it? It should get easier with practice but i feel like I’m not improving 😭
Might sound stupid but what exactly is the point of adding relevant uni courses to your cv, for example a stats or optimisation class if you want to go into a math heavy field after graduating, because most of the theory is useless and the parts which are actually useful can just be learnt on the job or through online courses like on Udemy, or even just ask ChatGPT to summarise the whole PDF of lecture notes. What value do they really add to your cv? Is it about showing you have the intuition and/or are interested enough to take them? But interest can be shown in many different ways and taking a module is just one of them. If it’s about showing you can handle challenging ideas, doesn’t the degree speak for itself?
How often do your parents expect you to visit them or spend time with them? I feel like at least half of your free time is supposed to revolve around them? And if not, you are seen as unfilial or ungrateful? Texting or calling doesn’t count apparently and you have to be physically present.
How often do your parents expect you to visit them or spend time with them? I feel like at least half of your free time is supposed to revolve around them? And if not, you are seen as unfilial or ungrateful?
Told my friends about pump tracks and hardly any of them seemed interested. Do most people just see pump tracks as dangerous, boring or a little kids activity? I was hoping to go with them and the one friend who is actually keen lives far away 😭