This week was mostly spent on research and other stuff. Progress of the week :
- Got my results from my finals , pretty good , could study at ETH Zürich or pretty much anywhere in Germany. But still next Thursday I have a second chance-exam in mathematics and if I somehow manage to have a perfect score, I might be accepted into the medical schools. It would be nice to learn more about human anatomy and network with professionals in this profession, but this plan is really happening only when a strong financial background is able to support its weight.
- Began networking with professionals in software engineering and programming, talking with them gave me great insight into the world of Informatics and technology, currently trying to expand this net of connections.
- Began researching and learning app development for an app with which I will create flexibility for its users and make them save time. On the cents-scale it had a pretty good rating.
- Was invited to a humanitarian aid campaign in Tasmania by a well-known humanitarian aid organization, of which my parents have been big contributors for decades. Many of my friends are also going there, but due to its high cost of about 1.5k euros for a month of travel and help, my broke a$$ couldn't accept the offer. Felt pretty crushing because I would love seeing a new culture and experiencing new stuff, but at least this is a good motivation against my laziness and pessimistic behavior.
- Had to spend less time on weight lifting this week , focused more on building-stamina.
That's it for the week , see you next Sunday.
- Got my results from my finals , pretty good , could study at ETH Zürich or pretty much anywhere in Germany. But still next Thursday I have a second chance-exam in mathematics and if I somehow manage to have a perfect score, I might be accepted into the medical schools. It would be nice to learn more about human anatomy and network with professionals in this profession, but this plan is really happening only when a strong financial background is able to support its weight.
- Began networking with professionals in software engineering and programming, talking with them gave me great insight into the world of Informatics and technology, currently trying to expand this net of connections.
- Began researching and learning app development for an app with which I will create flexibility for its users and make them save time. On the cents-scale it had a pretty good rating.
- Was invited to a humanitarian aid campaign in Tasmania by a well-known humanitarian aid organization, of which my parents have been big contributors for decades. Many of my friends are also going there, but due to its high cost of about 1.5k euros for a month of travel and help, my broke a$$ couldn't accept the offer. Felt pretty crushing because I would love seeing a new culture and experiencing new stuff, but at least this is a good motivation against my laziness and pessimistic behavior.
- Had to spend less time on weight lifting this week , focused more on building-stamina.
That's it for the week , see you next Sunday.
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