Would joining up reduce or completely remove my 'laziness'?
I've wanted to join the military since I was twelve, I'm fifteen now and I'm considered 'lazy'. I'm homeschooled but I work really hard with my work and try my best. But I'm not sure it'll actually get me anywhere as I'm told 'you're not even trying'.
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- Author: Anonymous
- Category: Eligibility advice, Qualifications
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S-Steven -. Supply Chain Operator
Joining the Army may help you to change, but you'll need to respond to motivation and be able to work as part of a team to be able to pass training. Instructors will notice if you're really not trying: working hard and trying your best underpins a lot of what Basic Training is about. That said, life is about balance: don't feel guilty about having the odd lazy day as a reward if you've earned it.
Have a think about what you'd role you'd like to join and why: having a clear goal will help keep you motivated.
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