Get and Got it

Copenhagen, 22nd of January 2017

When I look back on my campus life in 2013, I realised something about hard work, rejection and patience. At that time, I didn't give 100% of mine and always had an excuse to learn and prepare about going abroad. Thus, I always got a rejection. The situation, sometimes, made me think again that it should be just my childhood dream to study abroad. Then I met a super inspiring friend 4 years ago when we studied about TOEFL. He gave me a new perspective then I re-arranged my purpose of life which is combinations of dream, study, and passion. Every time I thought I was being rejected from something good, I was definitely being redirected to something better. It just the matter of the way I think about and, of course, time. In the end, Allah is the best of planners. Indeed.

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