Tips For Balanced Lectures And Careers In The Style Of Amel Carla

Amel Carla (Amel Carla)

JAKARTA - Who doesn't know Amel Carla? Active as a child actress since childhood made her an actress who has always appeared in various acting projects. However, behind her busy life as an actress, Amel did not forget to focus on her education.

At the age of 22, Amel won a Bachelor of Law from the University of Indonesia. Amel also has a number of tips so that she can graduate from college for 3.5 years but still balances her career as an actress.

Check out 3 tips on balancing Amel Carla's career and education!

According to Amel, the first thing that must be considered is time management. If it is difficult to start alone, it can be helped by others. Like Amel, who is widely assisted by her mother in managing her daily agenda.

"It used to be helped by mothers to remember the time to do homework, finish assignments, play, take a nap, and so on," said Amel.

In the midst of his busy schedule, Amel is not absent from pursuing hobbies, including running, yoga, cycling, and golf. He did this so that he felt he was not burdened.

"It's better to do something we really like, please refresh too," said Amel.

For Amel, it is natural that everyone has shortcomings and needs the help of others. "We must have shortcomings and can be helped with the help of others. If it is difficult for time, we can also ask for help from others. Thank God I have an environment that is very supportive," explained Amel.

After graduating from S1, Amel Carla has been thinking about continuing his studies to the Master's degree. However, he is still considering his busy schedule in the entertainment world while he is also interested in pursuing a career in the legal world.

"I want to continue my master's degree but we'll just look at the road. It's still relaxed now," said Amel.

In my opinion, humans study and seek knowledge is non-stop. When we have privilege and the opportunity to continue their education to a higher level, there's nothing wrong with continuing," added Amel.