These days, I feel that I always live a
busy life. However, I don’t know what I am really busy for. It is a terrible
warning. This sign makes me down and makes me start to inspect myself that
whether what I chose is correct or not.
Sometimes, I
regret my choice I decided for entering the school which is not appropriate to
me. From time to time, I imagine that what kind of the condition I would be if I
pick another choice instead of studying English. In college life, all I found
was my shortcomings, such as disabilities on work and study, my terrible social
skills, or common sense. I found myself was a person who is unable to do anything
well, a person who is not skilled in any substantial aspect. To be honest, I
have got so much pressure since I entered the college. However, I seldom tell
others my true feelings because I thought it was ashamed. Everyone seems to
adapt themselves in their college lives. Most of the classmates can handle
almost assignments on study part, finish homework affluently, and make projects
going smoothly without spending too much time. Instead, I was worried about any
of thing happened to me because I have too many insufficiencies to do anything
quickly and well just like others do. I would feel humiliating because I lack
of the fundamental abilities which NTUST students should have. I really want to
strengthen myself and do something to complement what I lack of; however, I
even have no idea that what I can do and which way I can use. Even I know what I
really want, it is hard to attain the goal for me, without any appropriate way
to improve myself.
Even though I am
disappointed with myself, I know that there is no room for me to keep
retreating. The more upset I am, the more courage I should have! I hope that I can
find myself back and become the original person—vigorous, happy, and positive—as
soon as possible!
"Even though I am disappointed with myself, I know that there is no room for me to keep retreating. The more upset I am, the more courage I should have! I hope that I can find myself back and become the original person—vigorous, happy, and positive—as soon as possible!" First, you are right about "having no room to retreat" or to stop making effort. Once you chose to take the challenge, take it step by step, while you are still having support in the department. Second, I didn't mean for you to only find out your weaknesses, though it is not a bad thing to know; I believe every one possesses some strengths, e.g. your vigorousness, pleasant and positive personality. So next, what are the characteristics you have that are strong enough for you to develop your potential for any future career?
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