Bowen University

• HUMANITIES GST101

• *105 Words* 1. Tell us one activity or pursuit you used to dedicate a significant amount of time to, but you no longer do. Answer Reading has always been a flair for me, irrespective of the genre. Reading is second nature, being a curious person, seeking to know about everything. Reading has become the major mould of whom I am currently, especially in career path choice. I have not stopped reading; however, I have stopped reading just anything that comes my way. I have learnt to consciously develop one reading habit and carefully select books with a higher percentage of self-development. Prior now, I dedicated significant time to manga, fantasy, and stories, which are good means of entertainment but disadvantageous in the journey towards my career path. 2. Tell us two goals you are currently working towards outside of your academic pursuits (105 words max each) Answer My academic pursuit is truly an essential part of whom I am. However, I also place a premium value on improving relationships with people and maintaining a healthy life. In the last two years, I have understood the importance of keeping fit and maintaining good eating habits. This has set me on a fixed structure of daily exercise and planned meals, which has greatly improved my productivity, attention to detail, and cognitive and retention ability. The time spent at the gyms during workout sessions has been invested into creating a healthy lifestyle, maintaining a course of action faithfully, develop consistency and devotion to an objective. Building relationship or friendship circle in respect to career development, especially with likeminded people, with similar strategic objective and goals was a major missing link in my growth plan, and since I discovered the power of association through reading, I have decided to practice it consciously. Building and maintaining a healthy relationship is now a conscious goal that I am investing in to form a team around myself that can motivate me to do more while also learning inter-relational skills with other people. 3. Tell us three things about you that tell us about who you are that you have not come across in the rest of your application (105 max each)