Have you been given any duty by your teacher in school or by your
mother at home? Whar was it? Were you able to perform it well
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The Principal’s son came to our school. Every morning, if you were late, you had to join the late line and receive punishment.
Every morning the Principal’s son was in the line. When asked why does he punish his own son for being late, when he is the one who brings his son to school, he said, “I am sure each student has a good reason for being late. It doesn’t mean I should excuse them. They will go through life thinking a good excuse allows them a free pass. If my son doesn’t want to be late, he can find his way to school and be on time.”
It never changed. Until he retired, I saw his son every morning in that line.
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Introduction:
Doing tasks given by elderly person helps us to improve our work efficiency to be in a more responsible manner. It enhances our skill with the aid of the elderly one.
When we work with our mom or teacher, we would be able to learn a lot because only these two souls on earth teach us without hesitation and with lot of patience.
Task given to me:
When I was 10 years old, I was given a duty to conduct the prayer assembly by my school Principal. It was the most huge and responsible task for me at that age.
My Performance:
I really had no idea of conducting an assembly and my nerves were cold. I was unable to say no to my Principal at that time. I went to the stage and held the microphone in my hands. My hands were trembling out of fear.
I began the assembly in a subtle manner and was able to manage only up to certain minutes. But only after that I faced the real struggle. I was supposed to recite the national pledge so that after every line I say, the entire school would repeat after me.
Unfortunately, due to my nervousness, I stammered in the second line of the national pledge and skipped to the fourth line. It was really very embarrassing moment in my life. The entire students assembled for the prayer laughed at me.
My Principal yelled at me in front of everyone for not able to conduct a prayer effectively. I was really very sad and was broken. Since it was my first experience, I did not perform well in that. Neither I was able to speak a word at that time nor I was able to cry.
Conclusion:
After the assembly was over I ran to the restroom and I cried out so loud inside the restroom. I had no soul to console me in my school. Only right after that moment, I worked upon my communication part and I was away from my stage fear. Now I can proudly say that due to the embarrassing situation I faced when I was 10 helped me in building myself into a confident and optimistic person.
So, never lose hope in life and every struggle in life helps to shape and build us into a new person with a lot of experience.
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