My Leading Quality
Essay by review • November 18, 2010 • Essay • 574 Words (3 Pages) • 1,489 Views
Everyone on Earth who have a life plans have inner qualities they rely on to help guide them. A person will turn to it to make decisions, get through tough situations, and recover from bad experiences. Mine is much different than most of those around me, even though it is recognized socially. It is based on something beyond my ultimate control, and has led me most effectively up to this point.
My leading quality consists of both pure faith and instinct, which causes me to base decisions on nothing other than what feels right to me in the gut. By this, I do not allow myself to over-think situations to the point where I totally confuse and pressure myself, resulting in a wrong turn. Also, by doing what God tells me to through the heart (faith), I more often than less make the correct choices that benefit me most. After all, I believe that the Lord knows every wrong and right path in anyone's life, so I trust he won't lead me wrong.
While I strongly value my leading quality, others think very differently of it. While children often look up to my way of doing things and try to imitate it, many adults don't understand it, and warn me of the consequences this reliance will surely haunt me with in their opinions. I believe that most adults don't agree with my way of making choices because many grew up doing it in a totally different way, especially the ones who (today) aren't nearly relaxed enough with things just to not think much about a situation. Children, on the other hand, might not truly understand what it's like to truly make deep decisions, so they honor those who do things similar to them (in this case, those that don't stress themselves much about things, like normal children). So, in a word, you could say that society can both respect and disrespect my leading quality.
Despite the public criticism that I may earn using my faith and instinct as a main guidance in my life, I won't turn away from it any time soon at all. In the end, the only thing that'll truly matter will be the paths I chose to take in my life, so I should stick with what works best for me. If I continue following the instincts and gut feelings that God gives me, everything will surely fall in place, and I will have a successful life. Also, if I continue to use my thinking less in tough situations, I'll surely make it out of them in the best ways possible, since over-thinking common
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