What I have seen so far: people around me, saying that they are hopeless, they are behind their school work, they are stressed, and they cannot take it anymore.
From my Belief:
Everything starts with comparison. It's just unavoidable that people will always compare with others. Some people will always be the cream, and some people will always be in the mud. Some, floating in between. Without comparison, there won't be any sense of hopelessness. There won't be any stress. This is impossible.
From my Belief:
Different people work on different paces. Different people can tolerate different levels of stress. I often do things at my own pace. I may be lagging behind my Maths by 2 chapters. I may be lost in space for Physics. I may be tangled up in Programming. I may be shocked by Electrical Engineering. I may be infected by Microbiology, but nevertheless, I am still around. I may be like a canoe, floating out at sea with a storm brewing at the horizon. I know that wearing a lifejacket and risk travelling towards the direction of the storm will not be very pleasant. So what shall I do? Head back to shore, get the necessary basic information, and attempt to outride the storm with a boat, which is more steady. What kind of boat? One with a lower center of gravity. One with a broader base.
From my Belief:
It's alright to be weak once or twice. No one is perfect. No one can ever row 2 boats with an oar. But bare in mind, believe in your Choice.
From my Belief:
I started out being a Chaotic Blue, to one with a Belief. I want to Fly Free. At my own pace. This is impossible. I can only adapt, or try to. And fast. There's not much a choice. Remember Darwin's Theory? Survival of the fittest, and one of the point this the ability to adapt.
And thus, all of you out there. No matter what, be strong. The road is not lined with silk, but is filled with mud, glass, and granite. We shall support each other. I know that you all can do it. Because I believe…
Studied in school just now with Benjamin. It's the first time I stayed at the library till 10. And I think that's not going to be the last. It's fun, studying in groups. You can joke, can laugh, and fight it out about answers. Yeah, help each other out…
Yes, that's the Way.