Obstacle 1: Money
If I had had more money, I would have bought a motorcycle by now.

Obstacle 2: Low income
If my job had paid more, I could have saved enough to get a motorcycle.

I’ve tried to have a back-up plan by using public transport and walking when necessary. I also avoid confrontation with my family about it, since they think it's not a priority.

Obstacle 2: Poor financial planning
If I had planned my finances better, I wouldn’t still be dependent on others.

I always try to pay attention to how I spend my money and think twice before buying anything. I’ve also defended myself when people question my choices, because I know I'm doing my best.

Obstacle 2: No access to native speakers
If I had had more chances to talk to native speakers, my English would be much better now.

I’ve made a back-up plan to study with free resources and talk to native speakers online. I avoid looking vulnerable by always asking questions when I don’t understand something.

- I didn’t receive enough guidance or support to make a clear decision.
If I had received better guidance, I wouldn’t have waited so long to apply to university.

I have tried to avoid looking vulnerable when people ask me why I haven’t started university yet. The truth is that I didn’t know what to study after high school, and I didn’t receive clear guidance either. To deal with this, I’ve been thinking twice before making decisions and paying more attention to what I really want. This way, I avoid confrontation with people who might not understand my situation

This is my top priority because I know that speaking fluent English will open many doors in my academic and professional life. I’m a determined and hardworking person, and I believe that if I keep practicing and paying attention to my weak points, I’ll improve.
If I had studied more consistently in the past, I would have already reached an advanced level.

2. The second one is to start university.

I have tried to avoid looking vulnerable when people ask me why I haven’t started university yet. The truth is that I didn’t know what to study after high school, and I didn’t receive clear guidance either. To deal with this, I’ve been thinking twice before making decisions and paying more attention to what I really want. This way, I avoid confrontation with people who might not understand my situation.
If I had had more money and time, I would have started university earlier.

3. My third priority is to get a motorcycle.

Getting a motorcycle would help me move faster and save time. I consider myself a practical and independent person, so having my own vehicle would be a big improvement in my daily life.
If I had had more savings, I would have bought one by now.

4. The last one is to reach financial independence.

Although it’s the last on my list, it’s still very important. I know I’ll get there one day because I’m disciplined, patient, and always trying to improve my situation.
If I had had better financial planning, I might have achieved this goal already.