Kaautam US

Personal Reflection

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I hate to admit it but I am going to be real honest now. Throughout this e-portfolio project, I have learned a lot of things. I learned how to set up my own blog. Although it was very time consuming, I learned how to edit videos. This will surely help me in the future when I submit my resume and when I am finding for a job as I can make my resume more presentable. It will surely give me the upper hand among the other candidates. And the most important thing is I am on Youtube. During this hellish one month I created my own Youtube channel and uploaded my first Youtube video. It’s a really good achievement for me. That is one extra tick in my bucket list. Hehe. Well the part that is the most enlightening throughout this project was that I started knowing my true self. I learned about myself so much that when another person asks me to just briefly introduce about myself, I can cut down on “hmmm” and “ah”. I can speak about myself non-stop and with no clear hesitation. This has certainly prepared me indirectly for my university and scholarship interviews. The best part for me throughout the execution of the project was the last assignment that we were asked to do. It was the Action Plan. I have read many  motivational books written by Anthony Robbins and Venga. In those books they have stated the importance of writing an action plan.But being the lazy me, I did not even pick up the pen and wrote one. However as it was compulsory for me to do one for my MPU Assignment, I started to realise the importance of wirting one. I feel like it moulds you to execute your  plans and in my opinion writing an action plan brings you one step closer to achieving your dreams. This is coherent with the saying “If you fail to plan, you plan to fail”.And  the most important thing I would like to say is, I can’t believe that I am admitting and saying this but, Thank You Mr.Irwan for making me to do this project.                                                                                                                                        

 

 

 

                                                                                                                                                                                                    This Is Not The End                                                                              Of the                                                                            Road...Don't Worry

                                                                       This Is Just                                                                             the First Step