#improvemnet

been digging through my art tag, and yeah - I’ve been drawing Acilli for more than a year (why am i like this, i love her still) 

I was transferred here at MNHS, a public school, from SWI, a private school, and I did not expect to be one of the honor students in my new school. I was transferred here in MNHS, a public school, and before that, I was a student in SWI, a private school. I transferred to public school since I didn't like my prior school and the strand I'm studying this year isn't offered there, which is why I transferred.

All my hardship pay off this 1st quarter I hope it will continue until my last semester. I will do my best and do everything what I can and make my parents proud. So that their sacrifices will pay off the deeds that they did for me.

I shall always have faith in myself and in God. I may have made numerous errors and failures in the past, but now I will improve even more than before. "LOVE YOURSELF," I was inspired by this statement spoken by my favorite idols, BTS. They taught me how to appreciate and adore myself while focusing on my ambitions for the future.

·      Set goals

·      Give yourself positive pep talks

·      Develop strong relationships with family and friends

·      Focus on the things that you can change

·      Always find the good in any situation

·      Use your experiences to your benefit

FATE AMONG FILIPINOS: FEAR OF CHANGE

BY: RASZY ABELAO

Fear. One of the things that prevents us from growing and progressing is the fear,the result of miseducation. When we’re young we’ve been told to do this and do that, that we should follow and accept information without asking why.

Don’t get me wrong in this one. Yes, as a young child, one of the best things we can do is to obey those who are older than us because they’re more experienced and they know things more than us. (or they don’t?) However, no one is teaching us to ask, to challenge what we already know, to seek for better solutions, and etc. The result, fear. How?

Since we’ve been trained to do things other people are already doing, we fear to change our direction, we fear to challenge the norm. We fear to be left out, we fear to be criticized. These fears are the ones that makes us stagnant in terms of knowledge, innovation, self development, and other things that contributes to being financially poor.

Have you ever gone into a room of people you didn't know.  Probably about half the people are ok and you like them, the other half you don't like or feel comfortable around.  Have you ever wondered why?

Do you repeat patterns of behavior that keep you from realizing your dreams?