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Practice Makes A Man Perfect

The document discusses how regular practice is important for achieving perfection and success. It tells a story about a Japanese singer who perfected her singing through months of daily practice on the same song. The conclusion is that practice requires hard work, patience and other qualities, and one should not stop practicing until achieving perfection in an activity.

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Practice Makes A Man Perfect

The document discusses how regular practice is important for achieving perfection and success. It tells a story about a Japanese singer who perfected her singing through months of daily practice on the same song. The conclusion is that practice requires hard work, patience and other qualities, and one should not stop practicing until achieving perfection in an activity.

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“Practice makes a man perfect” is a famous proverb which teaches us about

the importance of regular practice in our life to get success. Practice with the
use of intellectual and aesthetic powers leads a person towards perfection by
correcting all the possible errors. Practice brings completeness and
excellence to the performance. Practice done with a proper planning promotes
a person for perfect performance. It is very necessary to practice in the right
direction under the guidance of good guide or trainer to reach to the goal.
Practice means repeating an activity in the right direction which sharpens the
talents.

I will tell you the real-life story on the practice:

Once, in Japan there lived a young girl who had always aspired to become a
singer. Singing was her passion and that is what she ever wanted to do. She
got an instructor who was a much-disciplined guy. He asked the girl to
practice on a particular song over and over again, for months, every day. The
girl got so frustrated that she ran away and thought of giving up on singing. It
so happened that by chance she was eating in a hotel, where a singing
competition was going on.

The host asked anyone from the public to sing a song of their choice. The girl
agreed and sang the one song she had perfected for months. Her
performance was so outstanding that the judge felicitated her and asked who
his instructor was? Then the girl realized that his instructor had been a true
mentor by making her regularly practicing the same thing to achieve
perfection. The girl was no one else but the Japanese singer Fubuki Koshiji.

So, what is the inference of the story:

Each activity (such as good habit, cleanliness, punctuality, discipline,


etiquettes, reading, writing, speaking, cooking, dancing, music, singing,
driving, etc) needs practice in order to bring quality and perfection. Practice
needs a person to have hard work, patience, faith, strong will power,
tolerance, positive thinking, self-confidence, determination and dedication.
Practice prepares a person having quality for all other qualities. A person
should not stop practicing until he/she achieves the perfection.

Practice is the best way to achieve perfection as a person practice more,


he/she becomes more errorless and confident. Through practice we do not
repeat the same error that is done previously and learn new things. One can
develop the habit of practice at any age however; it is best to develop right
from the childhood like practicing other activities such as walking, talking,
writing, reading, eating, playing, cooking, etc. A school going kid first practice
writing letters, then the words, sentences and finally the paragraphs and big
articles; which lead him towards perfection whether in writing, reading or
speaking. In this way, a kid gets developed into a talented and skilled
adolescence a day through regular practice

Moral: We should practice the good things to achieve the perfection in life

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