Enrico Maraon

Although my time here at QSI Phuket was short, it ultimately helped me to graduate. As such, I must thank all my teachers for helping me get this far. After Secondary, I’m thinking of taking things slow for a bit. I’m in no rush to get into college, and I’ve got a lot of life lessons I still need to learn. Getting a bank account opened, learning how to drive, helping parents out with things they need, managing money, all that “adulting” stuff that they must learn how to do to be able to survive. It’s also a time that I can use to finally relax. I’ve been under a lot of stress and pressure the past few years of my life, due to COVID, struggling with school, and nagging from my parents as to when I’ll finish. Hopefully, I’ll be able to take it easy and start to make new connections with people around me. In this modern day and age, connections are everything.   

A piece of advice that I can recommend through all my years at QSI is to be conscious of time and be diligent to it. There is a time for everything; a time for studying, and a time for playing. When it’s time to study, you should really study, and vice versa. And most of all, be kind, especially to yourself.  

“In the sea of darkness that is this world, be a ray of light to those seeking it.” Enrico Maraon