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“One of my fathers bedrock principles was never complain or make excuses. If something seems unfair at school, just prove yourself by making twice as hard and being twice as good.”

I agree with this statement because it shows her dad just wanted her to feel better and stronger about herself. Even though everybody faces a problem, they automatically think they are the problem; they automatically think they’re covered with their excuses. When really it’s never an excuse. Excuses and complaining gets nobody in life anywhere. Complaining could have led to a lack of motivation or laziness, which obviously her father did not want. But when it comes to excuses I know they are never acceptable at very professional job, you might just end up losing your own job. So excuses should never be used in life because it just isn’t right, I know I used to complain and make excuses, yet I still do things that keep me in line. In the end I realized I could always do better. I choose to complain a lot, which is also known as procrastination. From what I have learned, giving excuses to others just feels wrong because I always think of the other person, and see someone give me excuses otherwise, I would be disappointed. Overall, I know I should be humble, since no one wants to be given lies or excuses when things are meant to be completed. In other words, we must learn from our mistakes.

“I supervised her practicing, 1: Oh my god, you’re just getting worse and worse. 2: I’m going to count to 3 then I want music. 3: If the next times not perfect, I’m going to take all your stuff animals and burn them.”

This reveals the mom’s coaching is very harsh and demanding. But she puts pressure on her daughter just so she can do better. Her mother just wants everything perfect, which really nobody or nothing is perfect. Therefore, everyone makes mistakes, but everyone can learn from their mistakes and take that to improve them or review him or herself. Nobody has the titled name

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