Many hearts miss a beat or two after learning the result of a five year academic struggle to be announced to the world next week. Many will jubilate next week and many more will quietly slip away into their own small worlds, trying to digest the news and it's consequences; how your future is shaped by this SPM?
Would like to share with you some stories I've gathered over the years so they might give you some perspective.
Putting things into perspective is important so that you can estimate the importance or ranking of a certain thing in relation to other things.
My friend, Dr Khairy Dimyati sat for his MCE(what SPM was known at that time) 3 times(while the rest of us went on to university) but today he is a Phd holder.
My ex store keeper failed his SPM but today he drives a Merc.
So what does this tell you?
Though you have to give your best shot, you owe it to yourself, bad SPM is not the end of your world. It's just a hiccup, a change of direction or a new start.
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