I was born and raised in Lalitpur Nepal in a very humble family. My mom built a home for us with love and my dad made sure that we were fed and taken care of. My mom's the kindest person you'll ever meet. She was a little strict growing up. My dad on the other hand, super chill person, he's never raised his voice at me. I would not be able to take it. I have a baby brother too. My parents, they value education so much at the times when daughters of the families were sent to government school and sons were sent to private school. My mom just admitted me to private school even though we were not like financially that strong. My mom taught me A B C D's before even my kindergarten started. So the very first term of my kindergarten, I secured first position and in my school that if you secure first position in your term finals, your entire year of tuition fee would be waived. So yeah, I secured first position all the way from my kindergarten to high school. I know it sounds impressive and it definitely helped financially because my parents did not have to take the burden of expensive tuition and as I told you, we come from humble background. So I'm incredibly grateful. But there is another side to it. So when you've never been able to afford second place your entire life, you start believing that coming second is a failure, which absolutely is not and uh, it it was also mentally exhausting. Now that I look back at it, to trying to secure that first position all the time. It was another thing about my parents is like they raised me with unreasonable amount of confidence. They made me believe that I was the super kid. I had it all, I could do it all. You know how some parents compare their kids to the neighbor's kid? Well, I think we were the neighbor's kid. My dad still talks about me and my brother like we are the greatest human beings to ever exist. I'm not kidding. I used to be embarrassed by that. But now I just let him if that makes him happy. Who am I to stop, right? My brother basically followed me everywhere my entire life, including the United States and he's one of the smartest people I know. That kid's brain, it works crazy. Let's move on to high school. High school was a different story. I don't have many good memories in high school and if you ask me is it because of a boy maybe. I still maintain my academic stat because I knew where I was headed to. My plan was to enroll in top engineering campus in Nepal but if you know, but plans changed. I ended up in doing my UG in states. So next video is for my story on my journey in United States. Okay, comment down if you want a part two. Love you.
