My Vision for the Next 6 Years.

A new beginning—as to how some people describe the recent battle that made this land divide as we cast our responsibility for it. This might be the verge for some people, especially for those who have lost the fight and struggled in the recent race. But for some, especially for those who have won and finally got their hoping win; this might be the start of their journey to be the one whose responsibility is to take care of its jurisdiction—the biggest responsibility that a leader must take into account for his land.

I’m not fond of these. I am not fond of talking about such things that I know could deal me enormous tasks to think if I get along myself to it. Thus, I am not careless about it; I still care because it is also for me and my family. I still care but the least of my concern is to give what is the least I can give, yet the helpful one. I am not the type of person who talks a lot about a specific task—if I know I am involved in such things, I will move immediately as much as I could just to finish it and leave after I did my thing. Yet, with that being said, my future is my main concern in the next years because my future dictates the future of my family, including my mom and my siblings. I promised my mom that I will finish college and will get that degree to have a stable job to secure our future. And, that journey is yet to be fulfilled after approximately 4 years. The course I get is education. So, teaching will be my profession after I graduated from my course. And, the stand of a teacher in our country right now is somehow improved than the last 7 years, yet, still, our teachers demand higher pay because after all, their work is being doubled. These were proven by my aunt, who is a teacher for more than 10 years and has experienced the different administrations that have different eyes about the education in our country. After she knew that I enrolled in an education course, she instantly warned me about what I am entering. We talked about a few but she gave me a lot of good luck that could benefit me along this challenging journey.

I am not sure of such a thing. Yet, I will make ways to be a better version of myself in the next 6 challenging years. I promise I will be more productive than I am today. Though procrastination visits me sometimes, yet, the improvement is can be traced through how my growth was for the past months. As the months go by, I will still believe the saying that goes: Be more of a doer, not a thinker; it is better to start than to think when to start and do nothing about it. I learned that it is not the inspiration that makes a person live but the food and his or her goals to achieve. There is no impossible if we start our way to make it happen.

After all, I am still me. Changes might not be clear as of now but I am sure of some things; I am still a writer on this site; I am still the planner and achiever I used to be; I am still the artist that I dreamed to be about before; I am still the kid who is used to appreciate her mother—I am still those kinds no matter what. The only things I am not sure about other than my life are my future and my career. Other than those matters, whose career is now secured? Maybe those who have money and have no problems at financial? I, personally, even don’t know. But may we have better years ahead. May the people who promised us will use their power for the betterment and not for the destruction and division, we fear to happen. For the kids who were destined for me to be my students, see you after some year. As for now, I will pave my way first and try my luck on things I feared to enter before—chances, may you come to my side.

Thank you for reading this article.

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