However, when the final exam arrived, anxiety took hold. Despite my preparation, a small mistake cost me the test. The disappointment was real, but I chose to see it as a learning opportunity rather than a failure. I had to start from scratch. Determined to improve, I carefully analyzed my mistakes and devised a plan to overcome them.

This journey is far from over; it's merely another step toward mastering the road. With renewed focus and determination, I will retake the test and achieve my goal.

Besides that , I want to use English to study engineering.

As soon as we started creating it, the simple game turned into a disaster. The timer wouldn’t work, the score wouldn’t update. It was absolute chaos. My friends and I realized we were all struggling. Two weeks passed and we were working nonstop.

Finally, when I thought I was almost done, I decided to check with my teacher, just to be sure. I was hopeful. Surely, after all this work, I was on the right track. He looked at my code then said to me: “Yeah, that’s not going to work. You have to start from scratch.”

I just stood there paralyzed. Two weeks of work for nothing. So there I was, having to start from scratch. Thankfully, by the end of the final week, I had a fully functional math game.

All these situations forced our family to start from scratch, I mean, we had to review all our plans for the future, mainly because my daughter was born.