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If you think things like fixed income and REPE are hard, I don't know what you're reading. You should learn it because you're interested in it and because hard things are still worth knowing. If you took the "It's too hard, I don't need this" approach to everything you'd be a vegetable. Also, IB is gonna be way harder(not intellectually, but generally) than anything you're gonna be reading.
Sorry maybe I wasn't clear. Although it is hard I do enjoy learning it, but I want to make sure it will be applicable in the short term and there isn't a better use of my time.
Sure, it'll be applicable. Maybe there are other things that are MORE applicable, but really you should be learning to learn at this point. Learning can also help you to find paths that you never would have thought of without learning.
Maxime magni eius sunt ea maiores rerum maiores. Maxime perspiciatis pariatur sit.
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