Essay On Self Respect

In life, we have liberty to do what we desire and have the ability to choose our own path; a path that teaches us not only lessons that lead us to social/academic achievement, but a lesson about morality, self-respect, and integrity. The importance of these morals are the key components that inspire us to strive and demand to succeed. The path that each of us chooses to take surrounds us with problems and obstacles that derogate the self-confidence that we have in ourselves, leading us to distress. However, these problems that torment our mind are the reasons we learn the morality of self-respect. It 's not about how great you can succeed without fault, it 's about how critical you can fail and still maintain the

It wasn 't until I was 8 years old that the doctors and physicians realized that they had made a mistake and that I only had an extremely severe case of ADHD. It was still troublesome for me to endeavour the ability to act creatively and ethically. In kindergarten, my parents provided me with many therapy tutors and conference classes that showed me how to do just that. Most of my childhood, it took years before I could even read, write, plan ahead and socialize appropriately. I began to take medication and prescription pills, that help me focus, concentrate and mingle. Eventually, I started to thrive in education and pushed myself to reach honor roll, earn a black belt in martial arts, worked as a counselor with kids who was going through what I went through. I had a few friends and began to participate independently in activities that I loved and delighted. However, my achievements never satisfied me wholeheartedly. I was always negative and pessimistic. I let my negative attributes define who I was. I always craved more, speculating how I wasn 't good enough. Giving myself no self-respect, I focused on the hatred and vengeance that clouded my mind. I went above and beyond, desperate for attention from others and doing whatever it