I like to observe successful people. I don't believe it's a crime, stalking them on social media and all sorts. In social media, they look like those who are having fun. But when you actually know their behavior, that's when you get to unravel the truth about who they are.

In the morning, I am a sleepyhead and a lazy bum. At the college, the earliest I woke up was at 5am. That was when I had my first day vibe. Then on the recurring days, I woke up at 6.

At this college, you will see a lot of successful people. 4 students got the offer to Cambridge University. I observed a Kijang Emas scholar whose room is in the same row as mine (God forbid she doesn't read this), but she would wake up very early in the morning to study. When it is time for House Run and extracurricular activities, she will go all out. She is fun in her own ways and I particularly like to observe her peculiar behavior.

Now, what I'm not trying to say that I like to stalk people, no. What I want to tell you is that there is nothing that will stop you from being smart.

This is a question people tend to argue; a normative statement (For those who'd want to study Economics in A-Levels you might wanna know what normative statement means)