Tammy - The Dubai Karate Girl

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Tammy

 

Thankfully! Many opportunities came up in my life to quit karate, but I bound my ill thoughts so tight with the dreams, set goals, and aspirations that neither my peers around me nor my inner negative thoughts could train me much. Finally, here I am with all the kudos, which I dreamt of.

I also kept in mind my most important board examination preparations too, where I set my goal as 96%+. On top of that, I also had my karate black belt training, with the manuscript to be forwarded to my publisher for the needful work for final printing so as to receive the first batch of printed copies before July.



Michelle Obama said- “The only limit to the height of your achievements is the reach of your dreams and your willingness to work for them.”

Thus sacrifice the lazy past habits, devote more time, and become energized with more able productive hours to spare with work as mentioned. My dream became realized with the sacred martial art training for a prosperous life ahead. I mean it! To grab a wonderful, respectful future ahead, my dream made me resilient to my sedentary practices. My life is changed now, with activities which I loved most in real life as I dreamed.

I am Tamanna Mishra; student of Grade 11 in DPS Dubai. A Technology enthusiast, aspiring to be a game developer with the help of AR/VR technology to use at my digital startup.

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