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I am Not a "Math Person" | GMAT Short Video Tip

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by Scott@TargetTestPrep » Thu Aug 11, 2022 12:55 pm
I am Not a "Math Person"

The flipside of the myth that some people are simply bad at math is the myth that others are “math people.” It’s easy to assume that others are having an easy time with the GMAT, since you don’t see the many steps they’re taking on their paths. In other words, you don’t see their late nights of studying, their Saturdays spent taking practice tests, the dozens of hours they spend with private tutors. You don’t see that they took the GMAT three times before they finally earned a top score. You don’t get to see any of the effort and elbow grease that went into the final product.

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