Name, Title
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If I had a chance to change one thing in the world/ society, it would be the attitude that I believe keeps us from moving forward. The hesitation from exiting our comfort zones always keeps us from exploring new realms. I have learned through my life that the more I push myself out of my comfort zone the more I learn and the more I benefit. I believe that being uncomfortable is not always a bad thing. Facing a challenge will make you stronger.
Sina Nejad
5th Year Undergrad. Architecture
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