We may be overwhelmed by how huge our tasks look and project to be; yet, doing them systematically, doing them step by step, breaking them down brick by brick, we may be surprised by how easy truly are they after all. So I say to myself and now I am sharing it to you, look into tasks through a wise and open eye. Be organized. Be courageous to avoid temptations. Be steadfastly motivated, interested and most importantly be COMMITTED to attaining your aspirations, whatever they may be. Be strong. Possess a firm state of thinking and beliefs. Be patient and persevering. Don't give up too easily and too soon. Always strive to be the best that you can be. BE YOURSELF. EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITIES YET ADHERE TO ONE AND ONLY PRIORITY. As said, you cannot serve two masters simultaneously. If one makes you feel out of track, disregard it. Experience what needs to be experienced. They may be good or bad. They may let you fall down and make you feel lost. But, ALWAYS LOOK FOR THE LIGHT THAT'LL GUIDE YOU TO YOUR RIGHT PLACE.
These are the things I have learned during the second semester. I pray that I will be the improved and assured version of who I used to be for the next few years of my college life.
