Galih tells the story of his experience as an elementary school teacher, which others consider unworthy of his S2 degree. Through his Instagram account @galihtyanr, he shows a picture of himself during his time studying in London.

However, Galih remembered what was presented during the interview with the LPDP panelists, which is to integrate contextual and meaningful learning in public schools. Finally, Galih's career journey changed direction by applying to become a civil servant (PNS) to become an elementary school teacher. Galih admitted that he has been committed to becoming an educator since long ago. He realizes that in order to achieve his true goals, he must understand educational issues from the grassroots level.

Galih returned from London in 2019. He immediately took the CPNS test for the position of elementary school teacher. Galih was willing to set aside his S2 degree in order to serve Indonesia. His desire to become an elementary school teacher without the highly esteemed S2 degree was supported by his parents, who turned out to be educators themselves. "I am willing to let go and put aside my S2 diploma, and accept a significantly lower income than what I used to receive," Galih wrote in his post.

Galih realizes that the orientation of applying for a civil servant position when he was still single is far different from when he became a mother. In addition, the different ecosystem has made her experience as a public elementary school teacher for four years not easy. "Especially when idealism often does not align with the ecosystem, coupled with the orientation and ambition I had when I was still single when applying, it is certainly different now that I am a mother to my own child," she said.