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My river of life first began its journey in the land of Egypt, on a day when the sun shone bright and the world seemed full of endless possibilities. From the very start, my life was one of constant motion as I seamlessly flowed from the city to the village and vice versa.

Every week, I embarked on a journey to my ancestral village, a place that held a special place in my heart and soul. There, I would bask in the warmth of my family's love and the simplicity of rural life, often staying for months on end until it was time to return to the city for my studies.

As a child, I was pretty curious, always eager to explore and discover new things. My thirst for knowledge led me to the world of technology, a fascinating universe that ignited my passion for learning. And so I became a self-taught expert in this field, eager to share my newfound knowledge with my family, who were cut off from the world of technological advancements.

Despite the challenges that came my way, I remained steadfast in my pursuit of excellence and growth. In school, I was always ranked among the top three students in all my classes.

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I remember the day when I first heard the phrase, "Without STEM schools, you are a failure!" It was like a spark was lit inside me, igniting a burning desire to attend one of the best schools in the world for developing scientific and psychological skills, learning to do projects, and unleashing my creativity.

For two years, I worked tirelessly to prepare myself for the acceptance test at a STEM school. I was in the top five students in my city, and when I finished preparatory school, instead of taking it easy, I enrolled in a developmental course in science, math, and IQ. My family and teachers were all convinced that I would be accepted into the STEM school, and I was determined not to disappoint them.

But when the exam results came in, I was devastated to learn that I had been rejected. At that moment, it felt like all my hard work had been for nothing. But as I reflected on my journey, I realized that I had learned a valuable lesson: self-development doesn't depend on schools or circumstances but on personal diligence, ambition, and perseverance.

Despite the setback, I refused to give up on my dreams. I learned a lot of things and achieved some achievements that I wanted to do in STEM, so I realized that I didn't need to be in a STEM school to make a difference.

And so, I continue on my journey of self-discovery and growth, fueled by my passion for innovation and making things. I refuse to let rejection define me, and I am driven to exceed my expectations and achieve even more than I ever dreamed possible.

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We have an occasion in Egypt that we all love, which is “Sham El-Nessim” which means in English “Smelling the breeze” (I know its name is pretty weird, but we love it as Egyptians 😂) That day is an official holiday in all of Egypt, and we often eat “herring and fetish” which is fish done in a certain way. To make it very salty and easy to digest.

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My journey of leadership began early on in school, where I was entrusted by my teachers to lead my classmates from the very beginning. Even in KG2, I found myself supervising games and activities for my classmates, and as I progressed through my primary classes, I was always eager to participate in class elections and often came out on top as "class president" until my third year of middle school. I even competed in school-wide leadership qualifiers, and also as I mentioned before that I got rejected from STEM school But I didn't give up, and that can be considered leadership.

These experiences ignited a passion for leadership in me and instilled a deep sense of responsibility to guide and inspire others. To this day, I find myself naturally gravitating towards leadership roles, always eager to take on new challenges and lead by example.

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My river walks in a few waves at the beginning, which are the difficulties I faced, which were minor, and then a large wave, and this is my position when I was not accepted into STEM schools, but then the river continued straight, and this is when I learned from my mistakes and took the subject as improving problems, and that resulted in great developments.

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My life can be considered like a "nut", as the outer shell of the hazelnut is rough, but when you hold the inside, you will realize that it is smooth.
And this is exactly my river; when you look at it at first glance, you will see that it is very rough, difficult, and full of challenges, but when you go deeper into it, you will see that I can overcome everything, learn from it, and deal with it in an appropriate way.

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Before I was not accepted into STEM schools, I was an introvert and had no friends at all, and I liked to think alone. But after that, I started to improve my relationships with people and make friends and connections, which were good for me and very useful.
I met a person by chance, and we decided to develop ourselves (he also did not accept STEM schools), as I noticed that he was very similar to me in many things, and we became friends.

I think that the important group is the ones who got discouraged and then decided to develop themselves and achieve their goals because they did not give up and clung to their dreams.

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I think it's just the beginning of the river.
I believe that the direction of my river will be for the better because it is impossible for it to have a different direction after these jurisprudences unless I am the one who changes my behavior and the direction of my thinking for the worse, and I hope that it won't happen.