The fear of not succeeding. The uncertainty. The stress building up. It is very hard to be an optimistic person when you are waiting for your results, especially your A levels. They are harder than most exams high school students are giving across the world. The A-levels are significantly harder than GCSEs since they have more difficult exams and complex concepts. A-levels are equivalent in difficulty to many university courses. Therefore, it is understandable to feel this way, my experience was quite a roller-coaster as I have encountered many challenges. One genuine piece of advice that I would give is that self-discipline and motivation go hand in hand, if one did not find these two, it is high time they do to be able to succeed. I wish schools would teach us how to master self-discipline but I guess it is personal work that we have to do. We have all heard of the saying 'Hard work pays off, I was not amongst the students who would believe in this until I started focusing more on myself. And here we are, I am ecstatic about my results and I was overthinking for nothing. Overall, this experience made me a more productive human that is constantly looking for self-improvement.