Notes

Back when I was in the concluding year of elementary school, it had never occurred, but then that I always would stay away from the opportunity of answering all due from the fear of making a mistake and be shamed fully in front of the class. At that point, it struck me, "why ever so be fearful of making mistakes?" because when mistakes are to be made, the essential way of learning from this is to fail (make a mistake) and correct on; to risk is to enjoy life more.

In the film The Dead Poets Society, Todd Anderson reveals a similar fear which for him was to reject presenting/reading aloud in front of the class and this is shown around in the movie many times but later on, in the movie, Todd became fully aware of his issues and initiated a resolution to solve his phobia by accompanying Mr. Keating and to accept his demand in which was to give a speech up front all with being in the presence of the classmates. This theme of transition shows the bravery and courage that Todd had to use by removing fear and switching it for Courage.

As the end of the school year approached, I took in all these effective points and used such a method of answering that I soon began to realize my fear had all just disappeared simply by not waiting for anyone and to seize/pluck all there is to what it may be on. In the end, I choose to seize the time and till now I take every opportunity there is. CARPE DIEM.