Tell about your story. How did you overcome a big challenge in your life?

To overcome a difficult challenge in my life, I sought help from others. When I was struggling with a personal issue, I talked to my friends and family. Their advice and support gave me the strength and different perspectives to find a solution. I also did a lot of research on my own to understand the situation better.

Well, for me, I once faced a situation where I was constantly overlooked for promotions in a male - dominated workplace. I decided to work even harder and take on extra projects. I also started networking more actively with both male and female colleagues. Eventually, my hard work paid off and I got the promotion I deserved.

Once, I had a really tough time in my studies. I was failing in a particular subject. I overcame it by seeking help. I asked my teacher for extra classes and also formed a study group with my classmates. We studied together, shared notes, and explained concepts to each other. It took a lot of effort, but I managed to pass the subject with a good grade. I learned that asking for help is not a sign of weakness but a smart way to solve problems.

I used to be terrified of failure. But then I realized that failure is just a part of the learning process. So every time I faced a situation where I might fail, I focused on what I could learn from it. For example, when I tried to start my own business and it didn't go well at first, I analyzed what went wrong, made changes, and kept going. This new mindset helped me overcome my fear of failure.

I overcame a difficult financial situation by getting a second job. I worked evenings and weekends at a local coffee shop while still maintaining my full - time job. It was tough, but I managed to pay off my debts within a year.

I faced a financial difficulty once. I started budgeting strictly, cut down on unnecessary expenses, and took on some part - time jobs. It took time but I gradually got out of the difficult situation. I learned a lot about money management during that time.

I was once in a forest at night and heard strange noises. I was really scared. But I remembered I had a flashlight. I turned it on and made a lot of noise myself. I think it scared away whatever was making the noise.

My biggest fear used to be the fear of failure. I overcame it by changing my perspective. I realized that failure is just a part of the learning process. So every time I faced a situation where I might fail, I told myself that it was an opportunity to learn. For example, when I tried a new sport and was not good at it at first, I focused on the skills I could improve. I also surrounded myself with positive people who encouraged me to keep trying instead of being afraid of not being perfect.

My COVID story was quite challenging. I got infected early in the pandemic. I had a high fever for days and lost my sense of smell. It was really scary. I had to isolate myself from my family, which was tough mentally. But it also made me realize the importance of health and taking precautions.

I had a difficult situation when I moved to a new city and didn't know anyone. I was very lonely at first. But I forced myself to join local clubs and attend community events. I started conversations with strangers. Over time, I made some great friends and now I love living in this city. It taught me that you have to be proactive in making connections when you are in a new environment.