Living Through Waves

    After two years of staying and learning at home, face-to-face classes have returned. I was in a whole lot of shock. It was again a big change for me. I am again adjusting to all that's happening around me. I have no choice. I have to live with the changes again.

    Nothing is really permanent in this world. Change is constant, just as learning is. After a whole lot of unpreparedness, pressure, and doubt during the first few weeks of face-to-face classes, I must say that it has quite changed now at the end of our 1st quarter classes. I have gained and experienced a lot in just the span of a quarter. I started blogging after learning more about the internet. I acquired more knowledge about leading a better lifestyle. In addition to learning about research, I also learned more about the earth. Happily, I formed a whole new group of friendships at school, and I'm so grateful I established good boundaries not only with the people around me but also with how I treat myself. I realized that changes were not bad at all. 

    Despite the fact that face-to-face classes brought me a lot of good, they also brought me many sleepless nights, breakdowns, and anxiety days. Adapting to it was extremely hard. I have had to change a lot of things. I have had to adapt and ride well on the waves of it. Fortunately, after putting in a lot of effort, I am surviving. It took me a lot of self-discipline, good time management, support from the elderlies, and acceptance of changes to slowly adapt. Little by little, thank God, I am adjusting. It's a rough ride. It's not easy to do. But I know that it is worth doing.

    Moving on, I will continue to give my very best to live through changes. I will grow and make sure to give it my all, not just in the next three quarters of learning this year but for my whole life. I will continue to learn, to explore, and to be disciplined in what I do. I know that I have a long way to go, but I will fight and never give up. I will live up, not just by surviving but also by enjoying the ride and fighting for the wave of life if need be.

Reference:

Prasad, Nidhi. Liberal Arts education, a new wave in learning. Hans New Service, 24 June 2019. Retrieved November 05, 2022. 
    https://www.thehansindia.com/hans/young-hans/liberal-arts-education-a-new-wave-in-learning-540510
 

Sharma, Pallavi. Wave Group - Learning from existing wealth of knowledge. Retrieved November 9, 2022.

    https://www.peoplematters.in/article/training-development/wave-group-learning-existing-wealth-knowledge-12272