"I started this education without really possessing the money for it as well as living a decent life when it comes to food, but I choosed to listen to one of Marisa's friends who said that it is possible to survive on cans of beans, so so I did (though other food in that price class, since I am allergic to canned beans).
But sadly enough my mental health degraded after my mother was affected by Covid and almost died, and in the middle of the program my phone overheated, so I had to buy a new one and accidentally bought a Huawei which doesn't anymore support Google Services, so I haven't been able to complete my Milestone (Google) Doc because of these things. I thought many times about quiting, but I am glad I didn't.
So to summarise: I am glad that I took this oppurtunity since I have learned a lot from Marisa, and I really like her style, she is enthusiastic, caring, and always seem to be happy, and is a big person in a small package, so she reminds me a lot about my dear mother.
And even though I wasn't able to reach mission accomplished I am happy for they who did, and I now know how I should build my Foundation's first Experience Product in a better way than I knew before.
So to end this I want to say something in Northern Sámi to you Marisa and all the coaches, as well as the EPM students, which my grandmother always said to me,
Siktet álo voustá násttiide, nu olahatgo oba bajás muorragierragiin.
In Swedish it would translate to,
Sikta alltid mot sjärnorna, så kommer du iallafall till trädtopparna,
And in Canadian English it would be,
Always aim for the stars, and you will at least reach the treetops.
So long for now."