According To Cicero's Four Virtues

According to Cicero, there are four virtues in which he believes are main ways for a human being to do what is right. These virtues are wisdom, justice, courage, and temperance. Wisdom is the discovery of truth; it allows us to correctly judge what is right and wrong in a situation. If we make an incorrect judgement on what is right or wrong, we express a lack of this wisdom. Justice is connected to the rights we have as human beings. By expressing justice, we follow through on agreements and give others what they deserve, whether those things are good or bad. Courage can be considered the act of putting yourself in danger if needed, but not seeking danger just for fun. Courage allows us to overcome fears and do things that are challenging or difficult to serve a higher purpose. Temperance helps us control our physical desires for pleasure. Because an excess of a certain desire can lead to negative consequences, temperance
I feel that I am able to act with wisdom as I make correct judgements of what is right and wrong most of the time. I also believe that I follow through agreements made as justice suggests and I know how to control my physical desires with the use of temperance. Courage, on the other hand, is a virtue that I feel I should better develop because although I find pleasure in putting myself in danger when it comes to riding roller coasters or entering haunted houses, I do not always take risks to actually better myself. By being more courageous, I would be able to take risks such as joining a club I have been thinking about or talking to someone I have never talked to, ultimately making a new friend. I would have the determination to participate more in a class or even help a stranger who needs it. Having courage would open many doors for me, if only I could let it come through and