Challenges we Have Overcome by Diana Marcela Buriticá Orozco

Name and Last name

diana_buritica_orozco — 2025-09-03 00:37:54 UTC

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María José Yunda

2025-09-03 00:44:29 UTC

I wasn't able to play the saxophone very quickly; I had to learn the flute first.

The hardest part was that I couldn't play the saxophone the first week because I needed more practice.

slowly, with practice, I learned to play it and was able to start playing some simple scores.

Until finally, I succeeded and was able to play the red skirt.

Natalia Palomino Sabogal

2025-09-03 00:45:17 UTC

I wasn’t able to talk in front of the class without freezing up.

The hardest part was that I couldn’t control my nerves or keep the eye contact for a long time.

Slowly, with practice, I managed to breathe calmly, and speak at a clear pace.

Until finally, I succeeded in giving a five-minute presentation confidently and answering questions fluently.

José Eduardo Mogollón Hernandez

2025-09-03 00:46:29 UTC

I couldn’t keep my balance the first time I tried to ride a bike.

The hardest part was that I couldn’t stop being afraid of falling.

Little by little, with practice, I managed to move forward without the training wheels.

Until finally, I did it and I was able to ride all the way down the block feeling free and happy.

Paulina lizarazo

2025-09-03 00:47:17 UTC

When I started my graduation project, I couldn’t find enough Mamoncillo because the fruit was very scarce. Later, I had problems creating the perfect formula for the spheres, and the presentation day was very complicated.

After many tries, I managed to create stable spheres with Mamoncillo and viche. I also succeeded in making a professional presentation that showed my work.

Isabella Castrillón

2025-09-03 00:47:34 UTC

I wasn’t able to draw characters very well, especially their anatomy

The hardest part was that I couldn’t get the proportions of the body right

Slowly, with practice, I managed to improve by watching tutorials and learning about color theory

Until finally, I succeeded in creating the characters for my own stories

Juan David Arjona

2025-09-03 00:48:57 UTC

I wasn’t able to swim when I was younger, no matter how hard I tried.

The hardest part was that I couldn’t keep my head above the water and I felt very afraid.

Slowly, with practice, I managed to float and move my arms and legs correctly in the pool.

Until finally, I succeeded in swimming by myself with confidence and enjoying the water.

Juan David Zamora Jiménez

2025-09-03 00:49:07 UTC

When was younger it was difficult learning how to write. The hardest part was that I couldn’t have a beautiful calligraphy and I mix capital with non capital letters. Slowly with practice I manage to write more beautiful. Until finally people understand what I write

Sofía arboleda

2025-09-03 00:50:26 UTC

I wasn’t able to skate when I was younger because I always lost my balance and fell.

The hardest part was that I couldn’t stand on the skates for more than a few seconds or move without holding someone’s hand.

Slowly, with practice, I managed to keep my balance, push with my legs, and glide little by little on my own.

Until finally, I succeeded in learning to skate around the park confidently without falling.

Valentina Coral Meneses

2025-09-03 00:51:33 UTC

When I was younger, I wanted to learn to dance salsa professionally or something similar. At first, I couldn't, because the hardest part for me was coordinating the movements and learning new steps. It was only with practice that I managed to learn them, and I finally became quite good at it.

Juan José Arciniegas B

2025-09-03 00:51:38 UTC

1. I wasn't able to play drums easily

2. The hardest part was that I couldnt disassociate my limbs to be able to make independent movements

3. Slowly, with practice, I managed to and I started practicing different rhythms

4. Until finally, I succeeded in and I could play my favorite rock songs

EDWARD ANDRES VILLANUEVA

2025-09-03 00:52:10 UTC

I wasn’t able to drive a car when I was 25 years old.
The hardest part was that I couldn’t control my nerves every time I sat behind the wheel.
Slowly, with practice and patience, I managed to coordinate the pedals, the steering wheel, and the traffic around me.
Until finally, I succeeded in driving with confidence and got my driver’s license.

Isabella Jaimes

2025-09-03 00:53:07 UTC

1. I wasn’t able to swim when I was a child.

2. The hardest part was that I couldn’t learn in swimming lessons. I only went once because I didn’t like it.

3. Slowly, with practice, I managed to learn with my dad’s help and patience.

4. Until finally, I succeeded in swimming and now I enjoy it a lot.

Vanessa Gaviria

2025-09-03 00:54:05 UTC

1. I wasn’t able to drive a car when I started

2. The hardest part was that I couldn’t park correctly

3. Slowly, with practice, I managed to change gears and drive in the street

4. Until finally, I succeeded in driving alone with confidence

sofía Sierra

ssierrav17 — 2025-09-03 00:54:37 UTC

- I couldn't learn to take my blood pressure that quickly; I had to try many times.

- The hardest part was that I couldn't take my partner's blood pressure correctly because I couldn't hear the last sound.

- Little by little, with practice, I learned to take it correctly. It took a lot of practice and I had to sharpen my hearing to be able to hear well.

- Until I finally succeeded, and now I can take it correctly even when there's a lot of noise.

Isabella Fúquene

2025-09-03 00:56:15 UTC

At school, I wasn’t able to understand mathematics. The hardest part was that I couldn’t even take a break, because the math teacher was also my classroom director, so I felt pressure all the time. But slowly, with practice and some help from my best friend (who was one of the best in math) I managed to understand some things about mathematics, and finally, I succeeded in passing the subject.

Maria Jose Cuervo

2025-09-03 01:04:22 UTC

I wasn’t able to receive the ball properly during volleyball practice.
The hardest part was that I couldn’t measure the distance and position myself in time.
Slowly, with practice, I managed to improve my reaction and focus on my reception skills.
Until finally, I succeeded in receiving the ball with confidence and playing better in the game.

Isabella Orrego

2025-09-03 01:07:43 UTC

I wasn’t able to ride a bicycle without help, because every time I tried, I fell and got frustrated.
The hardest part was that I couldn’t keep my balance, and I felt scared of falling again and hurting myself.
Slowly, with practice, I managed to ride for a few seconds on my own, and each time I got more confident and less afraid.
Until finally, I succeeded in riding a bicycle by myself, and it became one of my favorite activities.

Valentina Hernández

2025-09-03 01:07:49 UTC

I wasn’t able to ride a bicycle when I was little because I was very scared of falling.
The hardest part was that I couldn’t stay on the bike without losing my balance and getting nervous.
Slowly, with practice, I managed to ride a little every day and stop being so afraid.
Until finally, I succeeded in riding my bike all by myself without help and feeling proud.