A difficult decision I have to make while in my life was relocating to Canada. At first it was very difficult for me to relocate as I had a lot of questions in my mind from coping up with my academics as it was a decade long gap so I need to cope up with that then reviving my academics or college life and then in the present I had a very good career in my native and I was earning very good, my earnings were very good so to leave all this and to more or take up a different phase in my life that was very challenging. Secondly I have to condense my parents who did not have any clue on my plan so I have to make them understand why I have to take this decision how it will help me in my future what are the challenges how I am going to face it everything I have to tell them in So that was very challenging for me. In the later go they understood my career plans and they were very cooperative. So the outcome was actually very challenging but yes it was very rewarding. So three years later when I could see now it is very rewarding and I am very happy. Happy Settled in Canada!
Band 7+: Describe a time when you had to make a difficult decision
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A difficult decision I had to make in my life was relocating to Canada. At first, it was very difficult for me to relocate as I had a lot of questions in my mind about coping with my academics, as it was a decade-long gap. I needed to adjust to that, revive my academic or college life, and in the present, I had a very good career in my native country, and I was earning well. To leave all this and take up a different phase in my life was very challenging. Secondly, I had to convince my parents, who did not have any clue about my plan. I had to make them understand why I needed to take this decision, how it would help me in my future, what the challenges were, and how I was going to face everything. That was very challenging for me. In the end, they understood my career plans and were very cooperative. The outcome was actually very challenging, but it was also very rewarding. Three years later, I can see that it has been very rewarding, and I am very happy. I am settled in Canada!
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