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MxMongoose

Should I redo my funnel homework because I feel like I rushed them?

3:43 PM, Saturday April 18th 2026

I'm basically almost done with Lesson 1, i'm at the last part of the homework (boxes) right now and i'm very excited to move onto Lesson 2! But while doing the ellipse homework a week or two ago, I was doing the funnels and I feel like I rushed them unintentionally. I was trying to do homework consistently but that day was really hard and I feel like while I understood the assignment I was kinda too out of it to demonstrate my understanding correctly, I debated multiple times to just redo it, but I remember Uncomfortable's advisement against grinding and only doing what the course requires no matter what. So i just went "Whelp i'll do better next time with the next assignments" but now that i'm nearing closer to submitting my work idk if I should redo it. Should I redo it now that I have clearer state of mind or suck it up and move on?

(I wanna submit a pic but i know we shouldnt submit unfinished homework so i dunno, I just wanna do the course correctly and do the best I can)

Stulern

The Fearless
The Indomitable (Spring 2026)

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6:55 PM, Saturday April 18th 2026

Just submit it and if the person critiquing your work determines you don't understand the funnels, they'll tell you to redo it anyway.

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MxMongoose

Should I redo my funnel homework because I feel like I rushed them?

3:43 PM, Saturday April 18th 2026

Stulern

6:55 PM, Saturday April 18th 2026

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