By: Zafar Rakhmonov Bakhriddin ugli
Worth Noting:
- Furthermore, my two brothers continued to study at university providing that my father covered a great number of tuition fees. Although difficult periods for my education continued, I took into account every possible way to build my future with strong patience. Then I understood there was no magic stick for my future.
- I chose to study hard to avoid those difficulties. After a couple of years of hard work, I entered one of the prestigious universities in our country with a total scholarship. This event was unforgettable for me to understand the importance of patience once again.
- Several years ago, my uncle talked about a small conflict between him and his wife that was not worthy to say and he was planning to divorce. I carefully listened to all details of the conflict in his family.
Characters of humanity are shaped by facing and overcoming challenges in a lifetime. Additionally, people can get precious experience and insights from various events happening in their ups and downs. People are hardwired to fight difficulties in life constantly. I would like to tell you about how I have built my patience from real occasions in my childhood and adulthood years.
I am not mistaken; approaching something detailedly and carefully began in my childhood by using particular things without wastefulness in my family. This is one of the main factors for me to be patient. I still remember the event in which I have to to be more patient to fight difficulties in life as an example of my family.
During my casual life in my childhood, I saw particular difficulties in the community and my family. At the time, my parents had no extra money or other kinds of stuff to rely on and also support my studies and family needs.
However, I had the innate talent to learn subjects at school quickly and effectively. When I started studying, I consciously thought positive and negative sides of my options. Despite the lack of ample money for my studies, I strived to study hard and support my family by doing household chores for neighbors.
Furthermore, my two brothers continued to study at university providing that my father covered a great number of tuition fees. Although difficult periods for my education continued, I took into account every possible way to build my future with strong patience. Then I understood there was no magic stick for my future.
I chose to study hard to avoid those difficulties. After a couple of years of hard work, I entered one of the prestigious universities in our country with a total scholarship. This event was unforgettable for me to understand the importance of patience once again.
Several years ago, my uncle talked about a small conflict between him and his wife that was not worthy to say and he was planning to divorce. I carefully listened to all details of the conflict in his family.
In my opinion, he was so impatient that he made a strict decision to wreck a family relationship. I suggested he should be patient with the challenges of life. What is more, I tried to teach him that life always consists of ups and downs for everyone to get the meaning of it. I and my friend took different advice from experienced older people to tackle his issue. Those people also suggested he should conclude deeply and not make a decision quickly. As a result of my attempts, I managed to save one family intact.
In conclusion, I have understood the importance of patience in not only studies but also different aspects of life. Anyone can only get their dreams and achievements by being patient. I see great achievements and work which are the result of patience, not immediate decisions. To an Uzbek proverb, ”A basement of patience is gold
” which means people get their expectations after patient periods.
Zafar Rakhmonov Bakhriddin ugli is a Student of Karshi State University,Uzbekistan
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