Spanish translation. Just translate the attached paragraph while following the guidelines in the screenshot. Should take less than an hour

Spanish translation. Just translate the attached paragraph while following the guidelines in the screenshot. Should take less than an hour
Throughout my college career, I have done a lot of cool things and I have done a lot of dumb things. Both usually taught me a lesson or two about all kinds of things. One thing I have noticed is that you learn life lessons best from times of stress, and I certainly had a lot of stress my first year of college. I spent my first two years of college at a military university before transferring to WSU after COVID. That environment is designed to make people learn quick and hold them to certain standards. This has changed my life because now I hold myself to those standards and, while I may not always meet them, I can recognize what parts of my life need work and I know how to fix them. The biggest lesson I learned in my second year of college was responsibility. Not just responsibility to others but responsibility for myself as well. I certainly made a lot of mistakes to learn that lesson, but mistakes and stress are the best teachers. College is definitely nicer than high school since I am responsible for my own actions and do not have to deal with that immature nonsense again. College, especially a military one, gave me perspective and maturity, but I have met many students my age who lack both of those. College has brought me many things that I regret, those things have taught me much and have prepared me for the future.