Prom Mircle
Prom Miracle
Everyone likes to be better than someone, they might undervalue your role or prejudge your ability. But that should not be a reason to quit what you are doing. I remember a time when my whole school underestimated me and always assumed that I would screw up, but in the end they were all wrong. I remember always feeling upset because no one believed in me. Going through it every day always made me nervous, but gave me better ideas. I decided to straighten up my shoulders, put my head up, smile and prove everyone wrong. Although there were many obstacles, I was able to overcome them by confronting the negative emotions, making changes to my thought process, and finally achieving a significant success.
Last year I was in charge of putting prom together. I was so excited because it’s something I’ve always wanted to do. I had so many ideas, and I knew it was going to be perfect. When my classmates found out that I am singlehandedly was in charge of putting everything together, they began saying things like, “this prom will be horrible”. I was very upset because my classmates didn’t believe in me. This went on for the whole year. Some people even said that they’re not even going to bother to come. I spent the whole year thinking of different fundraisers to raise money for the prom. I used to stay up all night thinking of the smallest ideas to make everything perfect, but still people doubted me.
At this point I began doubting myself. I was hopeless. I was doing poorly in school, missing assignments, and I never had enough time to study. I began to think, is it all worth it? During that moment, I wanted to prove everyone wrong (it was also too late to quit). I stiffened up my shoulders, put my head up and changed my thought process. I didn’t care what people thought anymore because I knew that my prom will get them talking for years. I began to promote prom, and I finally announced the theme. I began to notice people talking about how excited they are
Everyone likes to be better than someone, they might undervalue your role or prejudge your ability. But that should not be a reason to quit what you are doing. I remember a time when my whole school underestimated me and always assumed that I would screw up, but in the end they were all wrong. I remember always feeling upset because no one believed in me. Going through it every day always made me nervous, but gave me better ideas. I decided to straighten up my shoulders, put my head up, smile and prove everyone wrong. Although there were many obstacles, I was able to overcome them by confronting the negative emotions, making changes to my thought process, and finally achieving a significant success.
Last year I was in charge of putting prom together. I was so excited because it’s something I’ve always wanted to do. I had so many ideas, and I knew it was going to be perfect. When my classmates found out that I am singlehandedly was in charge of putting everything together, they began saying things like, “this prom will be horrible”. I was very upset because my classmates didn’t believe in me. This went on for the whole year. Some people even said that they’re not even going to bother to come. I spent the whole year thinking of different fundraisers to raise money for the prom. I used to stay up all night thinking of the smallest ideas to make everything perfect, but still people doubted me.
At this point I began doubting myself. I was hopeless. I was doing poorly in school, missing assignments, and I never had enough time to study. I began to think, is it all worth it? During that moment, I wanted to prove everyone wrong (it was also too late to quit). I stiffened up my shoulders, put my head up and changed my thought process. I didn’t care what people thought anymore because I knew that my prom will get them talking for years. I began to promote prom, and I finally announced the theme. I began to notice people talking about how excited they are