How to handle bad days/how I handle ‘em
1. Drink lemon water (2 glasses) 🍋
2. Take a long walk in the morning/evening (bare foot 👌 around ur home lol )
3. Cry (optional)
4. Try to write down some of your thoughts .
5. Try to do some math and solve one problem... you'll feel happy thinking you're smart 😂
6 try to listen some Old songs with Lofi
7.Sleep 😴

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*Me after building my very first website (Portfolio): Was I the one causing all of this pain by building the gov’t website (Am I a ghost 👻)

Got rejected for the third time now, and it feels cool 😂. Btw school didn’t teach me how to handle rejection alone but trying and falling did 😎. Should I share all of my experiences...?

Years ago, I applied for an F-1 visa and received my I-20. I was so excited about going to a university in the U.S. that I said goodbye to my friends and family, thinking I would definitely get the visa. I prepared a lot, learning the language and working on my communication skills. My grandma and I were confident everything would go well, but unfortunately, I was rejected. It was really tough—more painful than a breakup!🤭

The second time, I hoped things would be different, but I got rejected again. This time, it didn’t hurt as much as the first.

By the third I was more relaxed and didn’t dress up too much for the interview. When I saw others getting rejected, I realized many of them were older and didn’t know how to handle it. Some were red-faced or even crying, and I felt for them.(I send a 🤗)

For me tho , I had learned

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not to expect too much because high expectations can lead to disappointment. As long as I tried my best, 🤷‍♀️I knew I couldn’t control what someone else decided.

In the end, it’s all part of the journey! 😂