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"New Chapter: Realizations and Changes"


        New year, new me. I always encounter good and bad experiences every year but with those experiences, I'm learning something. Something that can make me a more better person, good and ideal man to everyone. There is no perfect person in this world, mistakes always happen, but that doesn't mean we will let ourselves keep on making mistakes but not learning anything from it. Through out the year 2021, I had encounter my ups and downs, my happy and sad moments, my tough and hard moments but thanks to this moments, I am now becoming stronger and better person. 

        New year is coming, it means new chapter of our life, new life experiences and encounters will come. Realization of things that happened this year will make us ready for next year's challenges. We all do fast flashbacks on what are the things we did this year, and what should we do to change or maintain those thing for next year. And by that, we will know our strengths, weaknesses and our changes through out the year. 

        Life is all about trying things that is new to you and if you made a mistake, try to think what lesson will you learn from it and try to move on from those mistake to make yourself a more stronger, better and reliable person. You can't move on in life if you keep making mistakes but you are not learning anything from it. Learn for you to become a better version of yourself. Life is all about learning. After all, a learned person in different aspects will always be the one with comfortable living in this world. Learn to Grow.




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https://www.creativefabrica.com/product/new-year-new-me-7/  retrieved on December 27, 2021

https://quotefancy.com/new-year-quotes retrieved on December 27, 2021

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  1. Lujille ChelseaJanuary 17, 2022 at 2:30 PM

    Wishing you a very blessed and a great year ahead!

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  2. Ralph VincentMarch 24, 2022 at 3:53 PM

    I am glad that you are learning something every time you encounter good and bad experiences. Hoping for a year filled with love and peace.

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