<p>Thank you, I appreciate your honesty. When I’m presented with new mathematical content, for some reason it just doesn’t quite sink in as quickly as it does with most of my peers. I often look at things from multiple different standpoints, aka “overthinking”, and confuse myself instead of the straightforward “this is the right way and everything else is wrong” mindset that most math-oriented people seem to naturally posses. As far as the asking for help thing, anyways, I honestly find myself in the position of that person in the group who is last to work out problems, the “dead weight”. I’m ridiculously easily distracted.</p>
<p>Is there a way I can change the way my brain is wired and approach math/science from a more efficient standpoint?</p>