Reflection Letter: UK Life and Cultural Differences, Leadership Module

This reflection letter provides a detailed comparison between life in the UK and India. The author discusses their daily routine, which includes attending college, working out, and football training. They highlight the fast-paced nature of UK life, the emphasis on social status, and the differences in work culture, where weekends are dedicated to leisure activities. The letter contrasts UK cultural values and ethics with those of India, noting greater freedom given to children. The author expresses their plans to either secure a job in management or pursue a career as a state-level football player in the UK. The letter offers valuable insights into the author's adaptation and experiences in a new cultural environment.

letter of reflection
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To
abc
9, new building, Rajasthan, India
Dear parents
hello, how are you? I feel very excited to write about my life in UK. the people are very
friendly and supportive. I am really enjoying my life here. the culture, social life, is completely
different from India. my daily routine is I wake at 7 a.m. and then go to gym for work out. then, I
come back at 9 and do break fast. After than at 10. am. I go to college for study. the college
timing is 10- 4 pm. after returning I go to football training school to which is of 3 hours. I return
to home back at 7 pm. then I take dinner and do study. I realised that there are many things
which has surprise me. first is that UK life is very fast and people likes to live high class life.
they show their status in society. My life is very busy and I get free time on Saturday and
Sunday. in UK work culture is of 5 days. so, on weekends people go to club and enjoy leisure
time. Also, they do not save money for future. so, this thinking surprise me most. moreover, I
found that cultural values and ethics are not strictly followed as compared to India. besides,
children are given more freedom when they reach age 15. thus, my plan is to settle in UK by
getting a job in my field of management. If not than I will focus on becoming a state level
football player.
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