The Secret to Success

 

We're almost done with three of the four quarters. These eight weeks of courses and Google meetups have been exhausting, infuriating, and demanding while also being really intriguing. Despite the problems I had, I felt like this third quarter demanded more essays than before, and I'm not going to say it was simple or enjoyable because it was a lot of effort. However, because of my hard work and commitment, I was able to learn a lot this quarter.

This quarter's ICT classes centered on community-based research, and it was my first time seeing a sitemap, which depicts a website's structure. Given that I browse websites on a daily basis and am learning how to create my own, it's actually a pretty intriguing topic. Because I was working with my friends on the final product, it was relatively enjoyable, but collecting data for the study was frustrating.

The feelings I've had during the third quarter are incomparable to those I've had in previous quarters. I was under a lot of stress because there were so many tasks and jobs to complete, and sometimes the provided assignment was not something I was good at. I'm so down reading the number of tasks assigned in each topic; I'm so stressed, yet despite the pressure and tension, I pushed myself. I overcame my anxiety and gave it my all in completing each task, even if some of them were not my strong suit. Despite the hardships and emotional days I had, I can still claim that I did well in the third quarter.

This quarter, I've learnt that everything happens for a purpose, and we shouldn't put too much pressure on ourselves or push ourselves too far. Because that is what life is all about: sharing and remembering moments with friends and family.


Retrieve. April 2, 2022. - The Virus Revealed Our Essential Tech. www.nytimes.com - https://images.app.goo.gl/wUL9iTSCzwFFgVLp9

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