ANOTHER ERA

 

               On New Year's Eve, every student makes resolutions. In essence, a New Year's resolution is established when a person wishes to make amends for the mistakes they've committed in the previous year or improve their organization skills. Students have set their goals for their academics and for a brighter future in particular. In the face of a sea of other activities, a good student always learns from his or her mistakes from the current or previous year, and on the eve of the New Year, he or she vows to himself to correct all of his or her mistakes.

 

               Students frequently delay their studies, waste time, and engage in frivolous hobbies that have a negative impact on their studies. It is really important for a student to set a goal every year and work hard every day to achieve it. Because dreaming and manifesting dreams is akin to achievement, every student must dream of doing something productive. I am also a student, and as a student, I have set resolutions in the past, but like everyone else, I break them. This time, though, I'm going to stick to my resolutions and make sure that I make the necessary changes in my life. I've made a list of a few goals that I'd like to achieve this year and keep to them. The most important thing is to have a plan in place. I've never had a habit of organizing my work, therefore my schoolwork and projects are always unfinished.

 

              As a result, I intend to be more systematic and organized this year in order to complete my work on time and not leave any of the tasks I've been given pending. This time, I'm determined to keep my resolutions and work on improving my grades so that I can be a better student for myself, my family, and society.