So I think the positive change, the positive change that made my lifestyle recently is probably being grateful. I didn’t realise that until I started living in Tuscant. So before when I backed in my baseless degree when I was living with my parents I used to complain so much even though I had a house to live, a bed to sleep, a food to eat, everything needed, all the facilities comfort was available. I used to complain when my mom used to tell something like the work to do, house chores and I think I think I was too lazy and living in Nuku also I used to blame I don’t know who to blame but I used to blame that I was born here that there is not such there are not that much opportunities available here and it’s very boring there but after I started my master’s degree here in Tashkent I’ve realized it’s so many things and here because I’m alone here and there’s nobody supporting me of course my parents support from Nuku but not to real contact it doesn’t feel like that. So at these kind of moments I feel really homesick and I realize that I didn’t appreciate it that much back that years. So there is no ready dish waiting for you after your studies there’s no one who can listen to you when you are feeling blue so I started being grateful I’ve started even living in Toshkin I’ve started being grateful for everything I have so I think it really made my life
Band 6+: Describe a small but positive change you made in your life recently. You should say: - What the change was - When you made the change - What motivated you to make the change And explain how this change has affected your life.
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So I think the positive change that I made to my lifestyle recently is probably being grateful. I didn't realize that until I started living in Tashkent. Before, when I was pursuing my bachelor's degree and living with my parents, I used to complain so much, even though I had a house to live in, a bed to sleep in, food to eat, and all the necessary comforts available. I used to complain when my mom would tell me to do something like house chores. I think I was too lazy. While living in Nuku, I used to blame my circumstances; I don't know who to blame, but I used to think that I was born here and that there were not many opportunities available, and it was very boring. However, after I started my master's degree here in Tashkent, I realized there are so many things to appreciate. Since I'm alone here and there's nobody supporting me—of course, my parents support me from Nuku, but it's not the same—I feel really homesick at times. I realize that I didn't appreciate what I had back then. There is no ready meal waiting for you after your studies, and there's no one who can listen to you when you're feeling down. So I started being grateful. Even while living in Tashkent, I've started being grateful for everything I have, and I think it has really made a positive impact on my life.
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