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From Dream to Reality:
My Journey to the United Nations
Being at the UN was more than just a personal achievement—it was a reminder of why I started this journey. It was about contributing to a larger cause, lending my voice to important conversations, and learning from others who are equally committed to making the world better.
As I stood there—surrounded by flags, history, and voices shaping the future—I couldn’t help but think back to my graduation days. Back then, the idea of visiting the UN felt so far away. It was a dream I carried quietly, never knowing how or when it would happen. At that time, all I could do was work hard, stay committed to my values, and make a difference wherever I could.
Life, I have learned, has its own way of rewarding quiet perseverance. Opportunities rarely come from chasing recognition; they come from chasing excellence. Every small project, every volunteer hour, every late night spent working on something meaningful—these were the stepping stones that eventually led me to this global platform.
Being at the UN was more than just a personal achievement—it was a reminder of why I started this journey. It was about contributing to a larger cause, lending my voice to important conversations, and learning from others who are equally committed to making the world better.
I carry with me a quote that has guided me for years:
"Do not wait for extraordinary circumstances to do good; try to use ordinary situations." — Charles Richter
You don’t need a big stage to start making an impact. Your everyday actions—helping a friend, mentoring someone, starting a small community project—matter more than you think.
To every young dreamer reading this: keep showing up. Keep doing the work. Even when no one is watching, you are growing. The seeds you plant today may take years to grow, but when they bloom, they will take you places you never thought possible.
And who knows? One day, you might find yourself standing at the United Nations—not just as a visitor, but as a representative of your dreams, your work, and your country.
