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The art of believing in yourself

This is regarding the story, “The art of believing in yourself” by Syeda Fizza Hussain (YW, November 2). The story highlighted the importance of self-belief and emphasised that having confidence in our abilities not only helps us overcome life’s challenges, but also enables us to leave a lasting impact on the world and in the hearts of others.

To achieve this, we must share our ideas and talents with conviction and with a strong sense of self-belief, so that we can inspire others, create meaningful connections and leave a positive and lasting impact on the world around us.

Bilal Ahmed,
Tando Jam

Tame the math beast

This is concerning the article “Tame the math beast” by Shahmeer Asif (YW, November 30). Being an O Level student, the first part of this article perfectly pictures my morning struggle. From the moment I open my eyes, my mother wastes no time and tells me to hit the books and not waste my time.

The second part of the article states how the writer found maths tough, and since the entire world revolves around this crucial subject, he had to learn to love it. Any student struggling with maths or finding any other subject challenging should read this article. I would like to thank the writer and Young World magazine for providing readers with diverse content.

Zainab Salman Hussain,
Faisalabad

Website review

This is regarding the website review, “Discover historical connections,” by Asif Ali (YW, November 2).

The website offered a fascinating exploration of the lives of famous figures, who lived during the same era and illustrated how fields like science, art and politics intersected throughout history. By connecting renowned personalities from diverse backgrounds, it enabled users to understand how the past shapes the present.

Sada Hussain Shah,
Matiari, Sindh

The joy of learning

This is regarding the story “The joy of learning” by Soha Ali Rudani (YW, October 26). Learning new things is essential as it is through learning that our confidence gets a boost every time we acquire something new.

The article highlighted the significance of learning in building our skills, understanding the world around us and shaping our personalities. Such stories inspire readers to pursue knowledge with enthusiasm and make learning a lifelong habit.

Abdul Qadir,
Turbat

Published in Dawn, Young World, December 28th, 2024

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