Perhaps my ideal (or possibly worst) quality is that I'm permanently disappointed with my own knowledge.

This might be the reason I've revealed a certain talent for maths as well as physics. Simply recognizing is never sufficient for me; I have to at least try to carefully understand the thinking behind the maths I do, and afterwards, take my knowledge to its limitations. Asking excessively why something is the way it is, maybe to the aggravation of my speakers, is something I'm compelled to do. I, along with lots of others, consider this Socratic approach of learning as well as mentor to be incredibly beneficial in building an essential understanding of maths and physics from fundamental concepts, as well as I endeavour to enlighten in specifically this way.

I hope I could inspire students with my extreme love of mathematics and physics or, at the minimum, reveal the subjects as far less daunting compared to they appear. Naturally not every person is a mathematician, and various minds find out at various speeds, however I will intend to leave a lasting and valuable impression.