Though everyone was not born equal, but a person's life path was not determined before they were born. In ancient times, if you were born in a noble family, then you would obviously get more congenital advantages than a peasant's child. But, these congenital advantages made you more ahead than the peasant's child, they would have to put much more effort to achieve the goal which the noble child could easily achieve. So, a person's life path was not determined before they were born, it was a matter of how much effort you put into achieving your goal. The same theory applies to today's people. If you do not change your direction, you will eventually arrive your destination, no matter where you start. Such as Stephen Hawking, who is severely disabled by motor neurone disease, but still writes several science books with the only three fingers that he has control of.
Everything is possible, if he does not change his direction, a man can change his stars.
Very good reasoning, and good examples. But I dont,know if the question was asking about working hard and acheiving a goal.
ReplyDeleteI agree with what Riley said about the hard work and goal achieving. But I dislike how you didn't really answer the question.
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