What inspiring things you learnt from your parents?

[arronmattwills]

I learn hard work, discipline, dedication, in time response, well being in the society and We do not loose confidence on ourselves even we are in problems like wise some good characteristics i learnt from my parents.

Like wise what good things you learnt from your parents.

[seotalk]

My parents always says help other. And i am doing it well.

[tricksmode]

1) Hardwork
2) Patience and 100's more..

[Akusdevelop]

being patience at all times

[arronmattwills]

Originally Posted by Akusdevelop

being patience at all times

Yes every human being must need to be patient in problems and face it with courage.
thanks for the response.

[Sweta012Kumari]

I learned One should Hard Work to full his/her dream, and also should have faith in sefl.

[stingoperationp]

the following quotation I learnt from my parent
" if you loos your wealth nothing is gone
if you loos your health something is gone
if you loos your character everything is gone"

so never loos hope if your money is gone.

[altonroot]

My parents always says to do what you love and keep patience while doing. Take your decision on your own and you will succeed for sure. They always keep saying, don't do things in false way. Always follow hardworking path and God will help you on that way for sure.

[peepalala]

do your duty and forgot everything always focus on your work and on your social responsibility

[JennyC2]

My dad would always, always tell me that whatever I did, I should try and make the most of it and do as good a job as I possibly could, no matter how menial or insignificant a task it was. I got really sick of hearing it when I was younger, but I've since realized that it's a really good piece of advice and that your attitude towards work can make a massive difference.

[rjdoll99]

all the things that you recorded from your parents are good and really good because parents dont teach the child bad habits they always try to make the good habits

[arronmattwills]

Originally Posted by JennyC2

My dad would always, always tell me that whatever I did, I should try and make the most of it and do as good a job as I possibly could, no matter how menial or insignificant a task it was. I got really sick of hearing it when I was younger, but I've since realized that it's a really good piece of advice and that your attitude towards work can make a massive difference.

In our young age or in our college time we do not understand dad's words, later we come to know their word's importance and value.