Reflecting on my journey, I want to share a personal failure story that shaped my path. During senior high, facing harsh criticism during our thesis defense was deeply humiliating. Graduating without a clear direction, failing an exam, and feeling lost were tough blows. However, embracing resilience, I found a new path at EARIST in Civil Engineering, despite lacking a STEM background. Overcoming insecurities, I led our group to excel in our thesis, earning top honors in our class. From setbacks to success, I've learned that failure isn't the end but a stepping stone to unforeseen opportunities. Embrace resilience and let setbacks guide you to unexpected fulfillment.#Resilience #OvercomingFailure #NewBeginnings
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