Give at least one experience or a situation when what you believed.

was challenged or proven wrong was when I was convinced that I would never enjoy running. I had always disliked running and found it to be boring and exhausting. However, after a friend convinced me to join her for a run, I discovered that I actually enjoyed it and found it to be a great way to clear my mind and stay in shape. This experience challenged my belief that I would never like running and showed me that sometimes it's worth trying new things even if we think we won't enjoy them.

Experience:

Belief: I believed that I could easily pass the AP Calculus exam without much effort.

Situation:

I had always excelled in math throughout elementary and high school. I was consistently at the top of my class and had never struggled with any math concept. As a result, I became overconfident in my abilities and did not study much for the AP Calculus exam.

Outcome:

To my surprise, I failed the exam miserably. I realized that I had underestimated the difficulty of the exam and that I had not put in the necessary effort to prepare adequately. This experience taught me the importance of humility and not taking my abilities for granted.