Q. 4 C Expansion of ideas -Example 2

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Q.4 C Expansion of idea - 04 Marks 

1. Where there is a will, there is a way.

"Where there is a will, there is a way' is an old proverb in English which teaches us that "determination' is necessary to get a task completed or a job done. To learn or achieve something in life, will-power acts as a catalyst and enhances the speed of action. So, it is good to have determination even to the smallest tasks in life and never give up easily. 

All of us wish to achieve many things in life. But usually many of us do not succeed in achieving anything. And often, we tend to curse our fate or misfortune. But the fact is that we have only ourselves to blame for our failures. It is not enough that we wish to achieve something. We should have the proper will-power and the proper drive or determination to carry on with our plans in the face of obstacles. Will-power is the key to the greatest of achievements. The more we are determined to win, the more we are on the road to success.

Apart from will power this proverb also stresses on the fact that hard work plays also a vital role, plus one must never give up easily.

These people should be ready to take risks no matter what the cost and if they fail its never the end of the road. One can always pick up from there and continue. Failures will make you stronger.

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