English, asked by vicky010906, 1 year ago

3 minutes speech for the topic "what we say, we become"

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Answered by 60563

Mouth is a very essential part of the body.In order to speak the brain must be stimulated and sends impulse to the mouth muscles to speak.So meaning that anything we say we believe.In essence is that the continuous we say it our mind will become adapted to it and that will be a routine or normality to something.So according to me what we say we become is true if you say you are a hero your mind will be adapted and you will start acting like on if you say you are a looser same thing will happpen and you will not care cause thats the way you have trained your brain to think you are

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Answered by upenderjoshi28

What we say, we become

Good morning everyone present. I am going to expatiate on ‘what we say we become’. Our positive self-talk plays the most pivotal role in shaping our future. Those who often say to themselves, ‘I can do it’ most often become successful.

All successes originate in mind. First of all it makes its presence felt in the form of a vision, idea, inspiration, or a dream. Turning the mental concept into tangible reality requires a long effort and perseverance. The entire course that leads to successful realization of one’s dream is ridden with obstacles, discouragements, failures, and setbacks. The person who wishes to be successful and is discouraged by failures can never ever taste the manna of success. The truth is our failures our stepping stones by whose medium we reach success.

All great personalities and personages, who have left indelible prints of their lives on the sands of eternity, are the men and women who did positive self-talk and converted their failures into success. The list is endless: Albert Einstein, Charles Darwin, Isaac Newton, Socrates, Thomas Edison, Abraham Lincoln, Charlie Chaplin, Henry Ford, Bill Gates, Walt Disney, Helen Keller, Booker T. Washington, Mahatma Gandhi, and so on.

All the above mentioned names share one common thing; they were not quitters; they were winners. They knew the secret to be successful. They faced myriads of obstacles and hindrances without compromising with their vision and mission. They were ready to face as many failures as were required in order to be successful. When they were struggling they always reminded themselves they were going to be successful.

Helen Keller realized success by perseverance. Booker T. Washington also faced innumerable challenges before getting the crown of success. All the great men of all the times and all the climes share common success stories. They dared; they continued chasing dreams until they become realities. So if you have any dream, continue chasing it with all your heart. Remind yourselves you can do it.