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The difficult times have strengthened and taught me to be resilient, accept things that aren't meant for me, look for the silver lining in everything, and have strong faith In God. As I come to terms with the realities of life, there is no space for failure, and I will not lose sight of my aim until I achieve my goal of becoming the License Teacher that I have always desired.

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My greatest achievement in life is being a part of my dream university and pursuing my chosen path, which I know will lead to my success. It was not easy for me to be a part of and pursue this dream, but despite the challenges I've faced, I'm so proud to be here slowly stepping the ladder of my dreams. There have been times in my life when I've encountered people who have truly degraded me, such as my relative, who told me that I wouldn't be able to achieved it because I will be just get married early just like my parents. Those statements transformed me into a more motivated individual to pursue my aspirations and prove them wrong. There's also a specific knowledge I have in myself in that I've been able to better understand other people and put myself in their shoes as part of how life must go on. I can also quickly adapt to the changes for everyone, yet as I get older, I'm learning that rather than degrading someone, I'd rather inspire them to do more and sacrifice for the best.

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As I grew older, I learned more about myself; I went from being competitive to being more open to the world's changes. As they say, the only thing that is constant in this world is change. Thankfully, over my maturity journey, I was able to analyze and examine everything.

Things started to take shape; I'm now a part of every decision in our family, I can make decisions for myself with the help of my parents, and most importantly, I've recognized that every decision I make must consider how it will effect the rest of my life. As a result of my daily battles, I found more about myself, which has turned into my hobbies. Since the pandemic, I've been a fan of poetry, watching vlogs, and reading motivational stories. It's become one of my hobbies, and it's really helped me make time for myself and boost my confidence to step outside of my comfort zones.

Moreover, there are persons or relationships throughout my adult life who have really helped me, such as my family, friends, and especially God. In this world filled with pain, my family is the one who always cheers me up. They are my greatest source of enjoyment and motivation to improve and reach success. Second, there are my peers, who are also just there turn my tears into smiles and listen to my rants. Most importantly, my relationship with God, the one who has been cleanse my heart and soul with the hidden emotions I've been carrying, for every quiet struggle I've embraced, and for every tear that keeps flowing down my cheeks.

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"My family isn't that perfect but one thing for sure, we can make things perfect in our way together"

My mother was unable to follow her desire of becoming a teacher due to financial constraints, and my father had finished his elementary education. They were married at a young age of 19 and were now in their senior years, so you can understand how difficult it must have been for them. Their educational background does not reflect their ambitions to provide a stable life for us; we are not wealthy, but I am grateful that my parents instilled in us the concept of being content with what we have.

My family was large; I have seven brothers who, despite having their own families, constantly protected and supported me on my journey. They weren't able to attend college because, as I recall, my mother was hospitalized at the time because of her goiter and its complications, which nearly cost her life and also cost us money, so my brothers ended up working to support my mother's medicine and our needs. It was also their motivation to be a good provider in their family at the time.  We were the type of family who enjoyed celebrating major events together, but because I have brothers who live far away from our home, we are occasionally incomplete. However, we are glad for how social media allows us to bring the faraway places closer to our hearts. My parents admitted that raising a large family with few financial resources was challenging, but they did everything they could to raise us and construct the great family that we have now. These challenges and dedication that my parents have faced inspire me to accomplish better in my life and to make my family proud.

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My name is Kimberly L. Amodia ,I'm the youngest and the only girl among seven brothers. I was born on November 11,2002 .I'm currently living at Tutay ,Pinamungajan ,Cebu.

I am a girl full of dreams and pursuing my mother’s dreams on becoming a teacher .

I have this saying in life that leads me always to cheer up:

"Always keep on moving forward and look for the bright side of the road ; for your dreams to be on path"

Growing up was a little more difficult for me because I was a competitive child. My mother has always wanted me to be at the top, which was initially challenging for me, but I was able to overcome it since I graduated from elementary school as the valedictorian and delivered my speech in front of the entire class. I'm grateful, but I'm also sad because I don't have any memories of playing outside during my childhood. I'm not saying I'm not allowed to play, but I do have restrictions because I have to study or sleep before I can go outside and play with my cousin. When I was younger, I didn't have many friends because they didn't want me to be a part of their groups. They treated me differently since I was so mean at the time, and I didn't want anyone to be better than me. It's a shame that I didn't get to enjoy and experience much of what they termed "childhood memories" because there were no gadgets or high technology back then, and our play ground was right outside the house. But I was overjoyed that my mother had already taught me how to deal with difficult situations in life, particularly in the learning process and in everyday struggles.

I became more driven to do more in my primary school and, thankfully, I became the class valedictorian when I graduated from in elementary school. Things went smoothly since I started high school and passed the entrance exam to become a member of the STE, or Science Class and Engineering student. It was rather challenging at the time since I had to adjust from being so mean and self-centered to be more open to everyone in my school. It really shaped me to be more motivated in achieving something, and luckily, fate was kind to me, and I graduated with honors from junior high school. Time passed, and I spent another two years in senior high school, one year in clear face-to-face classes and one year in modular learning, and I am still part of with honors. It was a privilege on my part since I knew I had made my parents proud, despite the fact that I was not as successful as I had hoped in my childhood. As I neared the end of my high school career, my negative side faded, and I shifted from being competitive to being more receptive to any opportunities to assist others. Right now, I'm pursuing my tertiary studies at Cebu Normal University, which is my dream university. It was a fantastic opportunity to be a part of this school and work toward my goal of being a teacher someday. Even though I'm having a hard time connecting to the internet right now, I'm still hoping and praying that I'll be able to achieve my goals.