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It's been 8 years since i quit studying English. I went to School of Pharmacy in ITB to study medicine and drugs for 4 years. Involved in studying human anatomy from a to z, drugs mechanism and their chemical properties, I forgot that i had a dream to be involved in English world.

But yeah, all those time was fruitful to create an excellent character. During my time as a fellow pharmacist i learn to be patient, eager, being initiative when your environment isn't, being responsible, and to stand out surviving even in suffering.

What do you do when you must do what you don't like?
Well, you've got to do it (harus bisa!)

This what kept me survive all this time. And i love English so much. I really love learning it and been wanting to spread it to everyone. I want them to know that English is fun, not to be feared.

I want you to know, to all of you, who is chasing a dream, chase it! no matter how crazy of irrational it might be, dont listen to what people say. Because you know exactly what you want to be. 
I believe God never place a feeling or an ability because it is a mistake. It has purpose set up only for you. 

Because you are unique, you are fearfully and wonderfully made :)

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