There’s a hidden line in every classroom one most students never quite see, and many teachers don’t realize they’re constantly balancing on. It’s the fine line between being a friend and being an authority. Should teachers be warm and approachable, like a big sibling or trusted mentor? Or should they draw clear boundaries and command respect, like a coach or commanding officer?

In today’s education system, a quiet conflict brews beneath the surface. It’s not the pressure of exams or the burden of assignments it’s the internal struggle students face when they measure themselves against others. This comparison becomes a mirror that doesn’t reflect who they are, but rather who they believe they should be. In classrooms and hallways, on ranking sheets and social media feeds, the same silent question echoes: “Am I enough?”

How often we do in life where we second guess decision with a lot of things such as not sure where to eat, what should i do with my savings or even what should you do with your future? We all been there and we often think "are we making the right decision?"