Only a month is left before the end of this semester. Did you try to do your best in every area? In retrospect, I don’t think I tried to do my best with everything. I’m feeling regretful that I couldn’t achieve the outcomes I had hoped for. If I persisted, I could have earned better grades for my GPA and good results in extramural activities. But, it is useless to regret the past. What is done is done. You and I should try to live with more satisfaction with the present.
My grades are not better than others’ grades. I could have earned good grades if I proportioned my time usefully to study, though I was very busy working with a part-time job and doing extramural activities. Now that I come to think of it, however, complaining “I don’t have much time to do that” is simply an excuse and nothing more, except in the case that you have too many things to finish. Nowadays, people often say that they don’t have much time. There are many really busy people, perhaps, but there are also many people who are just complaining. We should not be one of the complainers.
Instead, actively strive to tend to your own business, such as studying for final exams, preparing for a job you want, extracurricular activities like contests, and so on. I encourage all of you, to always try hard and not regret the things you do at the last moment. On my end, I will make a good result, also. “He who laughs last, laughs best.” Don’t give up as you work hard, and let’s make a miracle!

Park Ji-min  -

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