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      <title>Reflecting Myself: 2020</title>
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      <description>this blogpost is part of the assigment given to us on course ENGT 102. Just posting because it reminds me of my shortcomings.
 Handling the situation: The train is out of the track; Deviated from its journey. Looks like its heading the opposite path. How can i bring it back? I should assess the situation, understand the condition, and make plans according to it but Somehow my brain manages to abstract things out.</description>
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