Question

Speech on man is the architect of his own fate for asl

Answer 1

t is true that man is architect of his own fate. He can achieve what he desires to achieve. It is wrong to think that man’s life on earth is decided by fate. It is not fate but sincere efforts and indomitable courage that would his fate. There may ups and downs but he should not lose heart. He may face innumerable odd situations and adversities but he should not allow them to damp his spirit. Tather he should be courageous to fight against the misfortunes of life. All his attemps may not be crowned with success but today or tomorrow he is sure to succeed. The human history is replete with glaring examples of men rising to the peack of glory from a humble beginning merely by dint of therir hard labour and sincere efforts. On the contrary those who waste time in sheer idleness and lack in courage and sprit and depend on fate can not do anything noble but stumble in the way of life. The quoted example of Robert Bruce is worth mentioning here. He did not submit to his fate but tried his main and might and thus reached his destination. So it can be said that man is the architect of his own career but not fate that shape his future.

Answer 2

The speech on "man is the architect of his own fate" is as follows.

Man is the architect of his own fate

• The old experts like Aristotle propounded the hypothesis that the misfortune in the existence of man issues by a defect in his own personality. The bounce back of his own demonstrations adds to his ruin. Man himself is the architect of his fate. Whether a man endures or flourishes will rely on his demeanor, activity and doings. The significant activity prompts great outcomes.
• While, badly considered activities have undesirable and, surprisingly, awful outcomes. Nothing can secure a man of guts. In any case, the discussion has been ceaseless for the people who accept that man is gone against the fated powers of life. To them, destiny decides our happiness and suffering. However, how far the future interferes with the undertakings of man is an unanswerable inquiry. The individuals who succeed owe their prosperity to their endevors. In actuality, disappointment is ascribed to fate.

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