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6. Good time management
The ability to organise your time and schedule is another incredibly important ability for an budding economist. Successful students should plan their weeks and semesters well in advance to ensure they can attend all the classes that they need to, and also have enough time for researching and working on assessments. It's equally as important to give yourself time for hobbies, socialising, and general fun. Netflix won't watch itself you know! And while it's important to stay on top of your classes, coursework and other assignments, taking time for yourself and seeing your friends is a must if you are to maintain a healthy study/play balance. With mental health rates deteriorating among students, this is more important than ever: take the time to relax. If you struggle with time management, do something as simple as getting yourself a planner that you can jot down all of your commitments in. Really, it changes everything!
7. Admitting you don't understand
One quality which is often overlooked is the ability to admit when you don't understand something. Seriously this is big, especially in a subject like economics. Although you may feel embarrassed to admit the gaps in your knowledge, it is the only way to learn. It's fine to say that you don't know something, or that you don't understand it – this way, the teachers or other students around you can help by explaining the topic more clearly, and you will benefit in the long run. Bite the bullet! This comes hand in hand with intellectual curiosity. If you aren't able to admit you don't know something due to fear or embarrassment, you won't be able to utilise your innate curiosity - and it's curiosity that leads to innovation, creativity and originality. So yeah, it is pretty important!
8. Creative and original
The ability to come up with new ideas or new ways of thinking about a problem is a characteristic of an exceptional student. This could not be more true of economics where new ways of thinking are the name of the game. For that reason, don't be afraid to give your own opinion on a topic or argument, even if it's contradictory to what others have said. As long as you can justify your view, teachers and other students should welcome your input There are lots of things you can do to improve your creativity. One of them, as will be discussed later, is reading widely and learning a range of skills. The more you have in your toolbox, the more ways you'll be able to think about a problem and come up with an innovative way to solve it. There's also collaboration: working with someone who has a completely different set of strengths to you will force you to see things differently and, in partnership with them, you'll both be able to contribute to an idea that would never have been formulated if the pair of you were working alone. But there are other ways, too. Travelling widely can help you become more creative by exposing you to different environments and cultures. Taking short breaks from work in order to do something creative - doodle, for instance, or freewrite, or compose a small poem - can help
you train your creativity and will eventually become second nature. And of course, connecting with people who are naturally creative is always a good idea. Surrounding yourself with people who have a skill you want to possess can push you to improve.