English essay about :what goes around comes around​

In our daily life, we would have seen many people being good to us. Being good is a great discipline and learning to be so is wisdom. Only when we realize that by being kind we can reap kindness we can be of great help to our fellow beings.

It does not matter how bad our day would have been; if we decide to be positive we can see positive results for sure. By a small failure if we decide to make our whole mind negative, there are many chances we meet failure in our life.

Also, if only we smile at everyone we can realize the power of being positive. We not stay strong by a smile, but receive the smiles of other people. Learning simple manners that gets us great respect in front of others can make us a person rich of all disciplines. We all know that “Manners Maketh Man”. With good manners and disciplines, we only do good unto others. Hereby, we are entitled as great people in the society.

On the other hand, if we forget discipline we will lose our respect and dignity. If we do not respect other, we will also be treated the same way sooner or later. In order to reach great heights we should walk the path in a good and respectful manner. This ensures we are always honored and received with great respect by everyone.

If we do good, we receive good.

If we do bad, we receive bad.

Simply this means –

“What Goes Around, Comes Around”

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either b or c, sorry idk