I was born in a small area where the education is not well-valued by people. Because majority of people here lives on seasonal or temporary jobs or they just move to developed areas looking for better quality of life, higher salary and exciting lifestyle. But the conception about education in my family was totally other way round comparing to the others’. We find it life-important and it is an inseparable part of our family. Especially my father used to motivate us harder and harder. Maybe in consequence of this I used to have a massive amount of enthusiasm to study at all layers of education. Although I had started attending school 1 year earlier than my friends I used to master all skills easily. Moreover, next school years also went on smoothly with tons of achievements. When I was studying in secondary school I participated in so many competitions based on science, sports and foreign language. For example in the last year of high school I took part in a contest which is run by our government annually. And I went there on behalf of my school collecting the most points among school students. The next level was district-wide that gathered the best candidates from all 49 schools of our district. Then I took the 3rd place and qualified to the next level which was held on a province level. This level includes up to 3 students from all 13 districts and the capital city. I knew that this level would be much more challenging than the previous one that I had to prepare far more hardly. But fortunately, in the end, the result was not so bad, I took the 5th place among around 40 participants scoring the highest points in speech section. In this way my school years elapsed perfectly. Over an 11-year period I took 21 commendation letters from my school council and the Youth Agency of Uzbekistan as well. And that was a record number among students of my school. Eventually, I graduated from school with the maximum points that could be taken and more importantly, making my parents be proud of me.