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The person whom I admired first time is my mother. But, if we talk about the famous person, I can say that, he is Mahatma Gandhi. He was from India. He is known as the “Father of nation” in India as he played a very important role in gaining the freedom of India.
Mahatma Gandhi gave the Indian People not only freedom but also the new thoughts on non-violence and sustainable living. There are some qualities about him like trust, non-violence, legacy, etc. These qualities are the ones that inspired me. He said that “If my faith burns bright as I hope it will even if I start alone, I shall be alive in grave and what is more speaking from it”.
Mahatma Gandhi was born on October 2, 1869 in small town named Porbander.
Gandhi was a lawyer and he became the leader of the Indian National Congress. The main things that admire me about him are that he was a great follower of non-violence. About his non-violence he said that “I know my path. It is like edge of a sword”. More than that, there are many things that admire me like once when he was very young, he stole the gold from his house. By this time, he learnt that stealing something or to be lying is a kind of sin. So, he thought that he should confess his mistake. The problem was that his father was very strict and he was scared by him. So, he confessed his mistake on a paper and he gave it to his father. His father read this paper and forgave him. The first thing that admires me is that to confess our mistakes is not easy and he did that. The other thing is that he found a way from the difficulties.
The other thing, which inspired me, is his punctuality. He was very prompt in his life as he believes that punctuality is very important in the life. I think we all should be punctual in the life. A very important example of being on time is when we want to make a good first impression. Especially on occasions such as an interview or on the first day of work.
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