So this picture has a self-reflection theme. All you have, to do is be honest with yourself. You have been preparing for this examination. So you are the better judge of your performance so far. You know what voids exist in your preparation.

 The void must have stemmed from:

1. The way you interpreted the question. Yes, this point matters everyone reads the same but then answers differ.
2. Double P deficiency. Double P stands for Planning and prioritization. And this includes syndromes like no time to revise even the one who says they are yet to finish the reading part.
3. You suffered from the peril of chronic over-thinking. It just happens.
4. You have the confidence issue. And it is either too much or just nothing that you are not even sure about what you have read so far
5. Anxiety at that moment.

So just go back to the day when you attempted the question. Yes, sit back for you are in your flashback moment. Stop thinking what you could have done or you knew the concept and still answered wrong.

You have to start seeing the things clearly. As besides knowing what you are good at; you have to acknowledge the areas where you still need to learn. And then when you know it you will be set into motion for finding solutions whatever your issues be.

So this is called Filling the void track of your life where you do things that set things right for you. Because when you are aware of what is keeping you away from the desired outcome. You will be more conscious about the choices you make and the approach you think to follow.

So the Rule#2 of Zoya is “Be self-aware”  and “Fill up the voids”.