Masid-Danas:
I have learned that I am capable of much more than simply following instructions. I can try or should make a greater impact when working with others and contributing to our projects.

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Suri-Nilay:
My past and present experiences have shown me that I can change; all it takes is a little push in the right direction. Sometimes, I get pushed too hard and stumble, but I always manage to pick myself back up because I want to pursue my passion. I used to be conflicted about what I wanted, but over time, I have grown more comfortable, interested, fascinated, and excited about the opportunities coming my way in this career. I know that there will be rough times ahead, and I have already faced many challenges. I wasn't much of an artist at the beginning of my college journey, but I continued to push myself, and now I find myself here, writing this.

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Taya-Kilos:  
I want to change my attitude toward my friends. I've noticed that the way I treat my friends and close ones affects the quality of our projects. I struggle to express that I want something more when it comes to our work. I’ve learned that it’s often better not to work with friends, but if you do, effective communication is essential. This way, both they and I can improve. There are things that others can see in you that you may not recognize in yourself, just as there are aspects of others that they may not see. Additionally, I want to enhance my leadership and communication skills so I can do better in team-related work, which will positively affect my future career.

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Ramdam-Pakiramdam:
The implications of my actions necessitate that I prepare myself for the kind of work and environment I am entering. I need to ensure that my work feels natural to me. Of course, I need to gain experience first. College life provides a glimpse of possible relatable experiences, but once I truly enter the professional world, we’ll see how it goes.