The Lakota Way Analysis
John Hays Hammond once stressed that “Character is the real foundation of all worthwhile success.” The book Lakota way consists of several stories, mostly history and indigenous folklore. The first chapter was about humility and the importance of being humble. Joseph M. Marshall III told us about perseverance in the next chapter. A virtue that every person has, but can only appear if you looked deep down inside yourself for it is bravery. All in all I learned astute virtues which I could relate to by The Lakota Way.
In the Lakota way they lecture about the significance of being humble. I can relate to that on the grounds that I try to be humble. Sure, there has been particular times where I have been overconfident and presumptuous, but from …show more content…
Over the years I learned that tasks can be problematic, whether it is doing homework or achieving an objective, nothing will be given to you that you do not need to work for. Working vigorously, Cloud managed to accomplish what he set out to do, which was slaying the egregious giant. From experience, the feeling of accomplishing something is a peculiar phenomenal feeling. Perseverance can be difficult to do, but if it is worth it, it’s worth it. An important attribute in Lakota culture is bravery. In the field of battle, countless people thought it was the only time a person could be brave. In reality, all of us can be brave, and an unfathomable amount of us are compelled to be brave, considering life demands it in countless ways. Hoka was brave on account that he fought the bear, although he had his doubts, he succeeded. Although something may frighten you, peer deep inside yourself to overcome it and remain strong.
In conclusion, The Lakota way was an excellent book that I could understand and relate to surprisingly well. Being humble is a superior character trait to have. One virtue that I absolutely believe is useful is perseverance. The virtue of being brave is something you need to find in yourself. To sum it up “Character is the real foundation of all worthwhile
In the Lakota way they lecture about the significance of being humble. I can relate to that on the grounds that I try to be humble. Sure, there has been particular times where I have been overconfident and presumptuous, but from …show more content…
Over the years I learned that tasks can be problematic, whether it is doing homework or achieving an objective, nothing will be given to you that you do not need to work for. Working vigorously, Cloud managed to accomplish what he set out to do, which was slaying the egregious giant. From experience, the feeling of accomplishing something is a peculiar phenomenal feeling. Perseverance can be difficult to do, but if it is worth it, it’s worth it. An important attribute in Lakota culture is bravery. In the field of battle, countless people thought it was the only time a person could be brave. In reality, all of us can be brave, and an unfathomable amount of us are compelled to be brave, considering life demands it in countless ways. Hoka was brave on account that he fought the bear, although he had his doubts, he succeeded. Although something may frighten you, peer deep inside yourself to overcome it and remain strong.
In conclusion, The Lakota way was an excellent book that I could understand and relate to surprisingly well. Being humble is a superior character trait to have. One virtue that I absolutely believe is useful is perseverance. The virtue of being brave is something you need to find in yourself. To sum it up “Character is the real foundation of all worthwhile