MY HOBBIES

You might wonder: beyond studying mathematics, conducting research, and engaging in community activities, what else defines me? Like many of my peers, I find joy in simple passions. Music is one of them. I often turn to the piano after long hours of study, especially drawn to classical pieces that cultivate discipline, creativity, and perseverance. These qualities mirror what I practice in mathematics and prove equally valuable in finance and economics. Beyond music, I enjoy the vibrant energy of football, love cooking with my family, and cherish the warmth of everyday moments, little things that help me stay balanced between academics and life.

 

 

 

Music

Music, much like math, is a discipline that requires both understanding and creativity. Just as in math, I’ve learned that mastering the fundamentals whether it’s theory or technique allows you to express yourself meaningfully. The growth I’ve experienced in music parallels your journey in math: success comes from understanding the underlying principles and pushing through setbacks. Much like the challenges I faced in math Olympiads, music taught me that overcoming obstacles requires persistence, creativity, and a willingness to embrace failure as part of the learning process. These skills discipline, creativity, and the ability to perform under pressure are incredibly valuable, especially in fields like finance and economics, where the ability to adapt and thrive under uncertainty is essential.

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Cooking and Football

Like many other students, beyond studying and nurturing my passion for Mathematics. I cherish the simple, everyday moments of life. I love immersing myself in the vibrant, thrilling atmosphere of football matches with friends, where all the stress seems to melt away in the sound of cheers. I also enjoy cooking with my mom or experimenting with new recipes on my own, finding joy in the warmth of family meals shared together.

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