A paragraph about your aim in life
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Everyone has an aim in life. Without any proper aim no one can grow in life. My aim in life is to become a good teacher. Educating little children is a real blessing. I shall teach in a school and give my students the gift of knowledge. Children are the future of our country. Being a teacher I would be able to bring happiness and laughter in the lives of these little flowers. There are many children who do not know what to do in their lives. I would guide and help them to learn and become good citizens of the country. I want to teach in such a way so that students can follow their dreams. Becoming a teacher would mean shaping the lives of others. I believe a good teacher is a challenge and can bring about changes in the life of many.
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I am sure every boy and girl has to encounter such questions from elderly people. They would ask a teenager, “What is your aim in life, my son ?”. To such questions, you generally reply that you want to become a doctor or an engineer or a leader, so on and so forth. Yet, think for a while. Is it the aim of life or a means of livelihood ? None of these can ever truly be the aim of life. Since many people have made their jobs their aims of life, much trouble has cropped up.
So, do not make your career your aim of life. I cannot suggest what this aim should be. All that can be said is that it should be-something very high like a star in the sky. Take an example. What was Mahatma Gandhi’s aim in life ? Some of you might say that it was the freedom of India which is not true. He was a sad person on the day of India’s independence. Arundhati Roi wrote a novel, became famous and got a lot of money. Then she gave up all her time and energy to serve the poor. What is her aim ? So make your own aim and live for it.