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Trish Soliman

Hardwork will definitely PAY OFF

I was once an individual who dreamt of becoming a Registered Psychometrician. Graduated as one of those students who aimed to become a Cum Laude but was not able to make it happen. Certain factors had hindered me from achieving such, but that frustation did not stopped me from aiming high. As a kind of retribution, I challenged myself to pass the board exam without enrolling in any review centers. I did that not to punish myself but to see how competent I am in supporting my own capabilities in surviving the board exam. 3 months of thorough reviewing, scrapping for reviewers, online hustling for tutorials and tons of reading materials to suffice the shortcomings that I had in mind. Anxiety, stress, overthinking, bluffers, and pessimism surrounded me during this time. I even lost a lot of hair and gained an enormous weight due to this board exam dilemma. I really had to persevere since most of my batch mates attended highly recommended review centers. Luckily, I had friends who supplied me with their review materials (kinda exhibited parasitism here hehe) which helped me to get through with my review routine. I studied everyday, every single time and I even uninstalled all of my social media accounts to focus more on my review. It actually  helped me to stop comparing my aptness with that of my batch mates who are garnering good performances in their review centers. After 3 months of reviewing---- TADAAAHHH! I passed the board exam and I got the 3 letter (RPm) extension. What I learned from this journey is that, sometimes taking the rough routes will help you to appreciate its tough lessons. Not choosing the easier side will lead you to its grandeur outcomes. I am unable to achieve this without the knowledge and wisdom bestowed to me by God. Also, the unending support of my loved ones. To embark, various factors may take its toll on you, but always look up and keep in mind why you started and what is your goal in your journey. A lot of people are asking me for tips, I do not know how to advice but just be CONSISTENT in what you are trying to do. WORK HARD and be EAGER in everything that you want, work as if it is your last chance to do it. 

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