Actually, there was a time that I remember in the memory ring, it was a good advice from someone who was actually going to high school in the university. So I came there to talk about the university quite briefly. I engaged more in the orientation day for the first time. I’m a first year of high school, not a university, sorry. I’m a person that’s given me that a life like a field, a first year of the degree of engineering. And just giving me that advice about learning how to learn and after that to put more action. To not give in now is to be consistent in improving Because some fear, every other fear, unless we just not learning the day and want a reason all the night We have to endure the mercy and consistency enough to actually see the result Because the result does not happen directly The situation works out, everything is in the position where I don’t know what to do I don’t know how to go into the Pokémon all that can feel small to actually attack it to the society that they’re in it and that is why this really gives me a sense of fulfilling can help me to achieve a great thing of all the time And the good way is really have to actually understand what I’m talking about. To not expect to be having to over now just to intro even if it’s one small person every day. And then a small, tiny action can actually make a great big impact in your life.
Band 6+: Describe a piece of good advice you received. You should say: - Who gave you the advice - When you received it - What the advice was And explain why you think it was good advice.
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Actually, there was a time that I remember vividly; it was good advice from someone who was actually in high school at the university. I went there to talk about the university quite briefly. I engaged more during the orientation day for the first time. I'm a first-year high school student, not a university student, sorry. The person who gave me that advice was a first-year engineering student. They advised me about learning how to learn and then putting that into action. They emphasized not giving up and being consistent in improving. Some fears can hold us back unless we commit to learning every day and finding a reason to keep going. We have to endure with patience and consistency to actually see results because results do not happen immediately. The situation can feel overwhelming, and I often didn't know what to do or how to navigate the challenges I faced. This advice really gave me a sense of fulfillment and helped me achieve great things over time. The key is to truly understand what I'm talking about and not to expect immediate results. It's important to take small steps every day. Even tiny actions can lead to significant impacts in your life.
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