There are some students who always complete
their work on time. They are always eager to do their work with maximum
perfection. If it is a written work, they try to write them in good handwriting
without any spelling mistake. They have seriousness in their task and a strong
desire to accomplish it. They are ready to face new challenges bravely and are
better at setting goals and working hard towards them to achieve. They are well
organized and responsible for their action and are able to control their
emotions effectively. Those who are having these qualities are conscientious
and success is always with them.
If we study the life of great people we can
understand how conscientiously they led their life. One of the most
influenced personalities for me is Mahatma Gandhi. When I read about his life I
could understand that there were a strategy and a specific goal in all his
actions and he never deviated from his vision. I would like to share one of
such inspirational attitudes that he possessed as a lawyer. He never resorted
his untruth in his profession. A large part of his legal practice was in the
interest of public work for which he never charged. When he was a student he
heard that the lawyers' profession was a liar’s profession but he never
influenced by it. Later when he became a lawyer, he had no intention of earning
either position or money by telling lies. He always wished that he should win
only if his client’s case was right. He never expected more or less than his
fees whether his clients won or lost. He wanted every new client at the outside
that he should not expect him to take up a false case or to coach the witnesses
with the result that he built up. He tried to make such a reputation that no
false cases used to come to him. During his professional work, it was also his
habit never to conceal his ignorance from his clients or his colleagues. Wherever
he felt himself at sea, he would advise his client to consult some other
counsel. This attitude earned him the unbounded affection and trust of his
clients. They were always willing to pay the fees. He always stood for the
truth.
School Is the place where students can get
there essential things to nurture their inborn qualities...Educators being
facilitators should provide them with all facilities for developing their skills and
qualities. If they become conscientious they will set goals themselves and they
will achieve success in life. Each educator’s satisfaction lies in the success
of their students.
Byju P. Joseph
The Fabindia School, Bali
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