Jamshidbek Izzatulloh | Blog
Vanderbilt University Class of 2029
I write my thoughts, observations, reflections.
I write my thoughts, observations, reflections.
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Jasurbek Umarov
28.03.202508:36
Alhamdulillah. I got into Harvard. This is a dream come true after years of hard work, challenges, and perseverance.
03.04.202512:57
It has been this many days since I left my hometown and started living away from my parents.
Seems like last week. Yes, a cliched expression, but it all passed in the blink of an eye.
Thinking about this expression reminded me of the time I used it in a post in 2022. I want to write a similar post today, with the same structure, but a whole different story.
Three days ago, in May 2023, I was stepping on the stage to deliver a valedictorian speech, graduating the high school with great dream destinations, yet with no clue of how to get there. With great ambitions, yet completely unaware of where I will end up.
The day before yesterday, in April 2024, my destination became even more opaque as I opened my last rejection letter. I kept walking towards the dark path, just like the one with a dead-end, and my novel interests and perspectives about life lit the road.
Yesterday, in December of the same year, I was blessed with a big flashlight. The one that - when swtiched on - temporarily removed all the opaqueness, helping me finally see the future years with a much clearer vision.
Today, as of April 2025, I live with the only worry. The one that, if resolved, will let me go back to my hometown, back to my little family, to spend the final months together, closing the chapter I wrote for 1,305 days.
To enjoy the dinner from my mom's hands. To go cycling with my dad round the city where I grew up, as we scrupulously yet joyfully discuss my ambitions.
The rejections and disappointments will all be forgotten as I open a new chapter of my book called life. And I'm one step away from it. Wish me the best. Thanks!
@Jamshidbek_Izzatulloh
Seems like last week. Yes, a cliched expression, but it all passed in the blink of an eye.
Thinking about this expression reminded me of the time I used it in a post in 2022. I want to write a similar post today, with the same structure, but a whole different story.
Three days ago, in May 2023, I was stepping on the stage to deliver a valedictorian speech, graduating the high school with great dream destinations, yet with no clue of how to get there. With great ambitions, yet completely unaware of where I will end up.
The day before yesterday, in April 2024, my destination became even more opaque as I opened my last rejection letter. I kept walking towards the dark path, just like the one with a dead-end, and my novel interests and perspectives about life lit the road.
Yesterday, in December of the same year, I was blessed with a big flashlight. The one that - when swtiched on - temporarily removed all the opaqueness, helping me finally see the future years with a much clearer vision.
Today, as of April 2025, I live with the only worry. The one that, if resolved, will let me go back to my hometown, back to my little family, to spend the final months together, closing the chapter I wrote for 1,305 days.
To enjoy the dinner from my mom's hands. To go cycling with my dad round the city where I grew up, as we scrupulously yet joyfully discuss my ambitions.
The rejections and disappointments will all be forgotten as I open a new chapter of my book called life. And I'm one step away from it. Wish me the best. Thanks!
@Jamshidbek_Izzatulloh
12.04.202508:25
Every fourth subscriber has shared the post. Thank you! 600 reposts is crazy.
Do you know what would be crazier?
To meet these people on the list in-person. All in one room.
Coming soon...
@Jamshidbek_Izzatulloh
Do you know what would be crazier?
To meet these people on the list in-person. All in one room.
Coming soon...
@Jamshidbek_Izzatulloh
20.04.202508:13
I and public speaking are good friends.
I noticed my passion for speaking in public back in grade 5, when I would ask permission from my English teacher at school to teach that day's grammar topic to my classmates.
Then, I taught a little in grade 9, then in grade 10, and have been actively teaching in language centers and a private high school since grade 11, constantly improving my spoken language.
After I moved to Tashkent 4 years ago, I was trying to apply to as many programs as I found, and was accepted to a TED-Ed program.
That was where the public speaking journey truly began as I was coached on public speaking for the very first time.
Since then, I spoke in 4 TEDx events and organized 2 TEDx events with my team at school.
Being an organizer, I also worked as a mentor for the speakers, by delivering weekly sessions on storytelling, body language, tone and speed variation, and other crucial aspects of speaking in public.
Once again, I'm co-organizing and mentoring at a new TEDx event. Feel free to apply if you want to start your public speaking journey with me.
The deadline to apply is today. Don't miss out.
Link: https://t.me/TEDxPHS/24
@Jamshidbek_Izzatulloh
I noticed my passion for speaking in public back in grade 5, when I would ask permission from my English teacher at school to teach that day's grammar topic to my classmates.
Then, I taught a little in grade 9, then in grade 10, and have been actively teaching in language centers and a private high school since grade 11, constantly improving my spoken language.
After I moved to Tashkent 4 years ago, I was trying to apply to as many programs as I found, and was accepted to a TED-Ed program.
That was where the public speaking journey truly began as I was coached on public speaking for the very first time.
Since then, I spoke in 4 TEDx events and organized 2 TEDx events with my team at school.
Being an organizer, I also worked as a mentor for the speakers, by delivering weekly sessions on storytelling, body language, tone and speed variation, and other crucial aspects of speaking in public.
Once again, I'm co-organizing and mentoring at a new TEDx event. Feel free to apply if you want to start your public speaking journey with me.
The deadline to apply is today. Don't miss out.
Link: https://t.me/TEDxPHS/24
@Jamshidbek_Izzatulloh
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