Comedian Pat Shortt reflects on the stress and pressure surrounding the Leaving Cert exams he faced in 1986. He candidly shares that, despite enjoying school, he lacked concentration, preferring music practice over study. He emphasizes that students should view the exam as just one part of their journey, suggesting that real growth comes from life experiences rather than academic pressure. Shortt reassures that success can be attained even without the exam. His insights challenge the notion that exam results dictate future success and encourage a broader perspective on career paths.
Comedian Pat Shortt reflects that the pressure of the Leaving Cert exams shaped his early life decisions, emphasizing the importance of experiential learning over academic stress.
He advises students to understand that the Leaving Cert is 'just an exam' and that life decisions can be made successfully without it.
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