My Aim In Life Or, My Future Plan Of Life

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My Aim in Life Or, My Future Plan of Life Or, The Career I Want to Select
Introduction: aim in life means to choose a profession for future life. Man is the best creation of god. He connote run his life towards the path of prosperity and happiness without having a definite aim in life.

Necessity of an aim: our life is like a journey and a journey must have a destination. An aim is life is the best guide to reach the desired destination. We can assert that just as a compass guides a sailor on the sea to make his ship reach the desired destination of his journey properly, so also an aim is life guides a man to make his life reach the desired goal of his zigzag journey of life. A man cannot try his luck on many a profession. A proverb also says,
“A rolling stone gathers on moss”.
A life without an aim is like a ship without a rudder. Again, The Allah (god) has sent man on earth with a great mission of living in deeds and …show more content…

‘Teachers are more than any Other classes the guardian of civilization.’ They keep the torch of civilization ever- running. They are the potential builders of the nation. Alexander, the great, uttered. “To my father, I own my life; to Aristotle, the knowledge to live worthily.” Aristotle rightly claimed. “Those who educate children are more to be honored than even their parents.” I think, a teacher is in a better position in the society to serve the nation well and command honors and respect from the people of all walks of life. A teacher and respect from the people of all walks of life. A teacher never dies out from the memory of the people. He remains ever fresh in the inner most hearts of the living like the glittering stars studded in the sky. When he dies, he dies a noble death and is remember till the end of the world. My motto in life world is. “To serve man is to serve god.” This is why; I think the grounds of my choice to become a teacher leave no room for any

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