Finance

in 150-200 words clear this from AI I first noticed a problem when I realized how little my friends and I understood about money, despite how often it affects our daily lives. At school and at home, people talked about grades, sports, and college, but rarely about how money works, how to save, or how investing shapes the future. I felt this gap personally because I was curious about finance but had to figure things out mostly on my own. To respond, I joined my schools Finance Club and started learning as much as I could. I also opened and managed my own stock market account, which made finance feel real rather than theoretical. As I learned, I naturally began sharing what I understood with friendsexplaining basic concepts, discussing market news, and encouraging them to ask questions without feeling embarrassed. These conversations helped me realize how empowering even small pieces of knowledge can be. If I could try again, I would be more confident in taking initiative earlier. I would organize informal group discussions or invite knowledgeable adults to speak, so more students could benefit. This experience taught me that personal curiosity can grow into responsibilityand that meaningful change often starts with one honest question.