“It’s Doable”: Mzansi Reacts to Man Who Can’t Recommend Studying & Working

“It’s Doable”: Mzansi Reacts to Man Who Can’t Recommend Studying & Working

  • South Africans are sharing their views to a post shared by a man who says he can’t recommend studying and working at the same time
  • The social media account holder says it’s very difficult for him to cope but Mzansi peeps are also giving advice
  • Some people say they had to cancel their social lives and some peeps argue that one needs an understanding family to cope with the load

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A local guy seems who seems to find difficulties in juggling between work and studying has shared a simple piece of advice. The local social media user says he wouldn’t recommend doing both.

@Hayden_101_ says sitting behind the desk and working is strenuous and would not recommend doing both at the same time. The post has attracted massive comments from many local Twitter users.

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Briefly News headed to the comments section to find out what the South African social networkers are thinking regarding this recommendation. The proud guy wrote on Twitter:

“One thing I wouldn’t recommend to anyone? Studying & working simultaneously.”
Mzansi Reacts, to Man, Recommend, Studying, Working
A local guy says it's difficult to work and study at the same time. Image: @Hayden_101_/Twitter
Source: Twitter

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The post reads:

@Misselsie said:

“It requires so so much hey. Your whole being is consumed by those 2 things. But unfortunately, it needs to be done sometimes. The worst is when you get friends and family that don’t understand when you say “I don’t have time”… there is literally no time!!!!”

@Faith_M1 said:

“Sisi I'm so lucky my family understands, the partner too, friends not so much but my bestie is always there. When it's too much I cry to her, literally coz she understands the struggle too though she hasn't experienced it. And when mom's home I don't do anything I rest.”

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@Mlu3i1 said:

“It's doable right and helps to centre you. Gives you a sense of direction in a way.”

@Nomathamsanqa23 said:

“Ya, no look. I tried. Three weeks within my studies and I tapped out. It was too impossible. Entrepreneur, student, mom. I just could not.”

@IshTheKing said:

“I did it for 13 years straight, three degrees! I would recommend it!”

@KhoaliBafokeng said:

“It’s so difficult. You can kiss your social life goodbye for that period.”

“Felicidades”: Mzansi delighted for 'tired med student' celebrating passing clinical exams

In a related article, Briefly News published that another South African medical student is celebrated by many inspired social media users for his big achievement.

The young local guy headed online to share the beautiful news regarding his journey in the medical field.

Dr Thabang Tooi says he feels tired but it’s worth a while because he has passed his final examinations and will bag a major qualification towards the realisation of his dreams.

According to his bio on Twitter, he is an aspiring neurosurgeon and studied at the University of Cape Town.

Source: Briefly News

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Phumzile Ngcatshe (Editor) Phumzile Ngcatshe is a staunch football fan and a lover of political and human interest stories. He launched his journalism career working for various community publications but eventually joined Goal.com where he worked until October 2020. In March 2021 Pumzile also started writing human interest, mainstream and sports news for Briefly News. Phumzile's love for writing saw him earn a national qualification in Journalism and Media Studies and a qualification in video and television production.

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