3rd Quarter, Here I Come !

 

The second quarter was thousand times less complex and less challenging than the preceding three months. This year has gotten off to a terrific start for me. As a result of this experience, I obtained a greater awareness of myself, including the things that I need to avoid and accept and my inner strengths and limitations. I made more friends, all of which contributed to an increase in my confidence and productivity that was even larger than it had been the last time I was writing my reflection from the previous quarter. I honestly feel that this adjustment has resulted in my being a better person. This quarter will bring a plethora of changes, many of which will greatly effect my education. There will be more stories to read, more mathematical problems to solve, more discoveries to make, and more experiences to learn from. This, however, is not the finish of my adventure. Yes. When presented with a difficult scenario, you are mistaken if you imagine that I can now say, "Easy Peasy," since I have become much more experienced. 



 This time around, conquering the challenges will be more challenging. As a result of my troubles, I've grown increasingly tough to manage. The most tough challenge for me is accomplishing all of the work, initiatives, and activities that must be finished in a short period. I felt confident in my capacity to conquer all of the challenges in my path. I was able to accomplish this because of the support I had from my parents. The support that let me know that I wasn't alone in my challenges was vital. My friends' eagerness to lend a helping hand had made me understand that we were all in this together, which was a big comfort.

 


Furthermore, as I eventually realized, the wisdom they transmitted to me was celestial wisdom. We have trust in God that he will always be by our side when we need him and that he will never confront us with a challenge or difficulty that we cannot face on our own. Because I reflected on my experiences throughout the past quarter, I've come to understand which of my strengths I should preserve and which of my weaknesses I should concentrate on improving. Working on my deficiencies and setting goals for the future are crucial jobs. All I can hope for now is that the third quarter will be friendlier to me than the other quarters have been.


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