Life is full of challenges. If we want to avoid being weeded out by the nature, but like to consistently push ourselves towards advancement, we should get close to the challenge, get familiar with it and eventually defeat it. In other words, we should fall in love with possibilities, because I think when there is a challenge, there is a chance for self-improvement. What really makes me heartbroken is that nowadays people tend to retreat when facing challenges. This could do harm to the development of ourselves.
I have ever heard an opinion that we should fall in love with every possibility from Liz Murray, a girl who is notable for having been accepted by Harvard University despite being homeless in her high school years. From her experience, I learn that we should make most use of the challenges and take each of it as the opportunity for personal growth, instead of complaining or escaping.
To me, the most challenging thing is to find a balance between life and study throughout my one-year stay in UK. I am going to take my postgraduate degree in business in UK this July or August. During this brief period, I not only need to focus on my courses and improve my English comprehensive level, but have to spend time planning and striking for my career prospect as well. This seems like a tough task to me, but I am not overwhelmed by it. Instead, I often encourage myself to embrace this situation, and convert the stress to my constant power for taking fully advantage of every minute from now on. The reason why I do so is that I completely believe whenever you force yourself to do something difficult, finally you may be astonished by the fact that how high ability you have.
