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Bari Weiss Knows Exactly What She’s Doing

The founder of The Free Press has built a new media empire by persuading audiences that she is a teller of dangerous truths.

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By Matt Flegenheimer

Aug. 11, 2024

Bari Weiss has long been blessed with two superpowers, those close to her say: She knows how to make useful enemies, and she knows how to make useful friends.

As the founder, public face and heat-seeking curator of The Free Press, a new media company with ambitions to overtake the old media, Ms. Weiss, 40, has identified a mélange of reliable foils: the illiberal left; diversity, equity and inclusion programs; opponents of Israel; The New York Times, where Ms. Weiss worked until 2020.

For her sins against groupthink, Ms. Weiss has suggested, she faced eviction from the media “cool kids’ table,” without regret.

“I don’t need to be with the beautiful people,” she said at a conference in San Diego recently, hosted by an asset management executive who describes himself as her devoted groupie. “I’m OK being with the nerds.”

In fact, luminaries from both camps appear to enjoy her company.

With her news and opinion site (characteristic headlines: “Camping Out at Columbia’s Communist Coachella,” “The Secret Service Failed. What’s That Have to Do With DEI?”), a popular podcast (“Honestly with Bari Weiss”) and a lucrative turn on the speechmaking circuit, Ms. Weiss has amassed high status in what might be considered the no-tribes tribe of American power.

She has created, or at least created space at, a cool kids’ table all her own, positioning herself as a teller of dangerous truths while becoming a kind of brand ambassador for the views and passions of her audience, which often seem to track neatly with her own: that elite universities have lost the plot; that legacy outlets have lost their minds; that Ms. Weiss knows the way forward.

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Poetry of Rule Breaker Investing

Join us for a whimsical and thought-provoking journey into the art of investing, with a nod to the enduring impact of classic literature.

In this podcast kicking off our seventh annual Authors in August series, Motley Fool co-founder David Gardner pivots to a special "Poetry of Rule Breaker Investing" episode.

We've got a selection of eight original poems from fellow Fools inspired by market movements, Rule Breaker principles, and financial freedom, plus a surprise world-premiere musical tribute!

To catch full episodes of all The Motley Fool's free podcasts, check out our podcast center . To get started investing, check out our quick-start guide to investing in stocks . A full transcript follows the video.

This video was recorded on August 07, 2024.

David Gardner: Of Arms and the man I sing. Question Number 1, what epic poem translated into English begins with that line? Well, if you answered Virgil's Aeneid, give yourself a golden Jester cap. Question Number 2, what epic podcast begins, Of investing and the Fools, I sing. Well, if you answer this one, this week, give yourself sure, a sparkly unicorn horn of investing and the Fools I sing only on this week's Rule Breaker Investing.

This week kicks off our seventh annual Authors in August series on Rule Breaker Investing with a special surprise. It's a surprise because I'd planned this week to be interviewing philosopher of games, Thi Nguyen, author of the book Games Agency As Art. But unfortunately, Thi had to cancel for this week. We will talk to him a few weeks hence. Which left a void in my August schedule. That's the surprise part, but it's also a special surprise because I'd wanted to do a poetry of Rule Breaker Investing special for years now. This plan B moment opens up that opportunity. Much fine original poetry has appeared on Rule Breaker Investing now in our tenth year of a new podcast every week. Many poems, in fact, far more than I could fit in one podcast, but how about a selection of them? Especially timed, I would say, coincidentally, but now intentionally, especially timed with a market sell off. That feels like this podcast was meant to be of Arms, and The Man I Sing, wrote Virgil. Well, this week of Investing and the Fools, I sing and sing. I won't actually do that to you, but I get to sing the praises of numerous Fools who made these contributions over time, since poetry is with Virgil singing, so yeah, of investing and the Fools, I sing this special week to kick off authors in August. Now, a reminder next week, we will have John Mackey, founder of Whole Foods Market and his wonderful book debuting earlier this year, The Whole Story. John and I will talk about well, his life, but particularly his business life, some of his investing life, certainly his personal life too. I'm nearly finished the book, and it is a doozy. John Mackey next week. Then the week after Stanford neuroscientist, David Eagleman, whom I can't wait to introduce you to if you'd not come across David before, and his book Sum as in S-U-M, Sum, a ripping, good short read if you're looking for a beach book this month. But now without further ado of investing and the Fools, I sing. Poem Number 1. Five years ago, Ben Golland, @BenGolland, G-O-L-L-A-N-D on Twitter, X, wrote, Dear David, I was inspired today after listening to your 2018 year end podcast to Pen My Own poem. Ben writes, heavily inspired by Brian Bilston's famous poem, Refugees. This is my own titled Fool. I hope you enjoy it. I'm just going to read Ben's poem. It's fairly short. It's very well done. Here we go. It's entitled Fool. But on a side note here in 2024, I want to ask you, as you hear this, have you heard any of these kinds of lines in the past week or so? Here's Ben's poem. The market is crashing, so do not tell me, suffer a Fool gladly. We need to see this for what it really is. Sell, double down, get out. This is no time to let winners run high. Add up. Take the long view. We should think short term. We cannot find top dogs, find sustainable advantages, find good management. Instead, let us try and time the market. It's not correct to say these are people just like us. Investing is for the professionals. Do not be so stupid to think that you can beat the market. That was Fool by Ben Golland. Now, I'm sure some long time listeners are thinking, What was Ben thinking? Why did David just read that poem? It seems to go against everything that I stand for, and that we believe here at the Motley Fool and Rule Breaker Investing. Now, Ben is from London. Maybe he doesn't really understand this podcast very well. In fact, it inspired me to look up the poem that he was referring to back then, that's Brian Bilston's famous poem Refugees. It was then that I started to figure out what was going on here.

Now, I know some of you already know Brian Bilston's Refugees poem, which was published, I think, on Twitter, back in the day, as Brian Bilston was sometimes called the Poet Laureate of Twitter. Anyway, at the bottom of Brian's poem Refugees, you can look this up. I'm not going to share it. But the last line of his poem reads in parentheses, now read from bottom to top. When you read his poem, Refugees that way, it reads very differently. Now let me do that for our friend Ben Golland's poem, Fool. Because at the bottom, Ben wrote, now read from bottom to top, so here comes Fool the other way. Remember the last line? He wrote, do not be so stupid to think that you can beat the market. Well, you can beat the market was the last line. That's now the first line of this rendition reading from bottom to top. Let's go. You can beat the market. Do not be so stupid to think that investing is for the professionals. These are people just like us. It is not correct to say time the market. Instead, let us try and find good management. Find sustainable advantages. Find top dogs. We cannot think short term. We should take the long view, add up. Let winners run high. This is no time to get out, double down, sell. We need to see this for what it really is. Suffer a Fool gladly, so do not tell me the market is crashing. To that, I say, well done, Ben and thank you for sharing that. Poem Number 1. Side note before poem Number 2, on the January 30th, 2019 mail bag when I first read Ben's poem, he wrote in separately with a little bit of his own story, and I shared that as a separate mailbag point. Here's a portion. He wrote, during my second year of university. I realized I wanted my money to work as hard as I thought that I was. I reached out to a friend's father for some help in starting to navigate the investing world as I knew he did something related. Well, it was my luck. That man was David Kuo. Some of you will know and remember, David Kuo, but David Kuo was then the CEO of Motley Fool Singapore, which no longer exists as a separate entity. Anyway, Ben goes on, David was working in London, and sent me starter books on investing links to the Fool website and offered me work experience. In fact, the two weeks I spent at Fool UK, presumably as an intern, were two of the most important weeks of my life. The team helped me understand what it was to be an investor, a part owner in a business, how to build a portfolio. Most importantly, Ben writes, gave me the confidence to act. That was seven years ago, which, by the way, is now 12 years ago. I was even a guest on David Kuo's podcast.

For that week. David ended our podcast with a quote by Oliver Wendell Holmes, "Man's mind, once stretched by a new idea, never regains its original dimensions." Ben closes, that's how I felt at the time and continue to feel to this day, thanks to you, David Kuo and the Fool for stretching my mind. Well, thank you, Ben, again for your poem and your story and a shout out to longtime Fool David Kuo for one of so many acts of guidance and kindness on behalf of many Foolish investors. All right on to poem Number 2. The years 2020-2021 provided by far, the most short term volatility I have ever experienced in my adult investing years. Nothing like how August has started for the stock market. In October of the year 2020, fellow Fool John Flood wrote in saying at the time, and I quote, "I had the immense pleasure of visiting Fool HQ back in October 2008, a time of market gloom and opportunity boom, if you had the nerve," John wrote, "Thanks to several conversations that day, I sold nothing. Dipped my toe into four battered, but still brilliant businesses. These were some of the best decisions of my financial life. You made me both smarter and richer with a few deft strokes that day. I love your podcast for its subject variety, the constant sense of learning, your unflinching enthusiasm, your equally engaging guests. I also want to say," John, wrote, "that I really appreciate when you qualify a statement with, here in the United States, as you often do. You acknowledge that there's a big world out there, and many of us are listening. I'm originally from Ireland," John wrote, "but have been living in Switzerland for many years, a country where the tax rate on share capital gains is a big fat, and very lovely zero." Not a bad advertisement for the country of Switzerland, John. "Like your podcasts," he concluded, "I hope to finish this note with a flourish. Below, I've described my road to Foolishness and some of the core tenets of the Motley Fool in a short poem. I've taken a slight liberty with your surname, which I hope you'll enjoy. A huge thanks to you, Tom and the 400 odd Fools making the Motley fool the model company it is today fool on John Flood."

Well, John, I am honored to read your poetry again here on this week's podcast as poem Number 2. Here it is Becoming a Fool by John Flood. It always begins with an inhibiting doubt. I could never invest with success or with clout. The market is only for pros, in the no, not for me, a mere ordinary Joe. Leave it to the experts. Hand over your cash. They talk with conviction. They cut a fine dash. At Christmas, they send you a card, a small gift as your investments lag the market in a downward drift. This cannot go on. This financial scam. It's time to wake up, tell those posers to scram. But who to turn to? Who can I trust? What was presented as gold turned out to be rust. The solution is to buy individual shares led by a company who both guides and cares. Their three stated aims to make you smarter, happier, and richer, complete their charter. This is very kind, John. Take center stage, the Motley Fool. Two brothers indifferent to the current cool. In for the long haul, not today or tomorrow, using money, you neither need nor borrow. Gardner by name and boy, can they sow the seeds to sustainable portfolio wealth, finding companies disrupting the status quo. No magic formula, no slithery stealth, winners win. Seems an obvious fact, but here's the rule breaking contrarian act. You buy. You love the spectacular rise, yet in order to win the ultimate prize, you must buy and buy some more. The sell refrain, you resolutely ignore. The market falls fast, makes the legs feel weak. Don't sell in a hurry. Be steadfast, not meek. Doing nothing seems reckless. While panic holds sway, the market will recover and sellers cry in dismay. The index curve from left to right, over 100 years and upward slope. Where are those drops, those times of fright. Only visible under a microscope. If you're still unsure, watching from the side, take that first step, you'll soon find your stride at fool.com. Helping guidance await. It's time you took control of your financial fate. That was becoming a fool by John Flood. It's a little bit shameless of me to read. I'm very conscious. It sounds like product placement. I apologize for that. But what I most treasure are the good words of good people. That's really what I'm after in this world and trying to raise up everything around me, and John Flood, boy, is it a delight to have your kind words. Thank you. A pleasure to read that once again. Let's move on to poem Number 3. Long time Fool Kurt Ilia has written in many times to our mailbags. One of those times Kurt wrote in to Share to reflect upon his favorite poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Now, to be clear, poem Number 3 this week is the only one written by a famous poet. This is not by a fellow Fool writing in, but after I read Longfellow's poem, I really want to share with you Kurt's thoughts about the poem as applied to Rule Breaker Investing. I like to think Henry Wadsworth Longfellow is nodding his Fool head somewhere as we read his poem, and inspire you with Kurt's thoughts. I should mention, by the way that Longfellow, who lived from 1807-1882 is considered by many as one of America's earliest celebrities.

His poetry was so popular that he was the most popular poet of his time, and because poetry was a much bigger thing in the 19th century, I think it's fair to say that in the 21st century, Longfellow had a huge relative following, think Taylor Swift, or maybe Missy Elliot. Here is a Psalm of Life by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. A Psalm of Life. Tell me not in mournful numbers, life is but an empty dream for the soul is dead that slumbers and things are not what they seem. Life is real. Life is earnest, and the grave is not its goal. Dust thou art to dust returnest was not spoken of the soul. Not enjoyment and not sorrow is our destined end or way, but to act that each tomorrow find us farther than today. Art is long, and time is fleeting, and our hearts, those stout and brave, still like muffled drums are beating funeral marches to the grave in the world's broad field of battle in the bivouac of life be not like dumb driven cattle, be a hero in the strife, trust no future, however pleasant. Let the dead past bury its dead. Act. Act in the living present, heart within and God o'erhead. Lives of great men all remind us we can make our lives sublime, and departing leave behind us footprints on the sands of time. Footprints, that perhaps another sailing o'er life's solemn main, a forlorn and shipwrecked brother, seeing shall take heart again. Let us then be up and doing with a heart for any fate, still achieving, still pursuing, learn to labor and to wait. Again, that's the Psalm of Life by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

And here are Curt Iles's foolish thoughts. He wrote, dear, David. As I was walking along the beach here in Topsail, North Carolina this morning on a family vacation, one of my favorite poems came to mind, and as I recited it to the waves and the seagulls, it occurred to me, Curt says, that in addition to the timeless lessons it contains on life, a few of its passages are also strikingly meaningful from an investing perspective. Given your background as an English major and your foolish tendency to apply literary wisdom to your investing philosophy, I thought you might enjoy examining this classic from this new point of view. Here are a few passages that Curt calls out as speaking to his inner investor. Number one is the phrase, things are not what they seem. Curt writes, when stock prices rise or crash violently, it doesn't mean the companies they represent are really worth more or less than they were the day before, stay focused on the business. Dido, the hyperbolic quotes, opinion and analyses offered by Pundits on CNBC or Bares or wherever ignore a lot of the noise. The second passage he calls out is that great line, be not like dumb driven cattle. That one jumped out to me as well Curt. Curt writes, be a hero in the strife. Don't follow the herd. Most people, including professional fund managers lose to the market. Don't do what most people do or try to follow conventional wisdom, rather break the rules and think for yourself. The third line he calls out, trust no future, however pleasant. Curt says, the big, comfortable, profitable companies of today will not exist in the future if they don't proactively change. The only certainty is that new disruptive technologies and business models will make the future look different from today in ways we can't even imagine. The market is forward-looking, we must be too. To that, I say, Amen, Curt. Love it. Thank you.

Point number four, there are, by the way, three more here. Point number four, let the dead past bury its dead. Curt, you said, don't learn too well the lessons of your past investing failures, and certainly don't dwell on them. Whatever a stock has done in the past, you need to let that go and focus on what it's going to do in the future. Number five, that line, lives of great men all remind us we can make our lives sublime. Curt says, there are so many heroes out there to inspire us, not just remind us that it's possible to beat the market, but also to see the better world we can create for ourselves, our families, and the world with the resources that a lifetime of investing will put at our disposal. Again, I say, Amen, brother. Number six, Curt you close with, and the poem does too, learn to labor and to wait. That Longfellow's line. Curt says, work hard, save your money, invest in great companies, and then be patient. Time is our greatest asset. Well, that line learned to labor and to wait, also jumped out to me because I think so often in life we think that we're going to be rewarded for efforts that we make, and rightly so in so many contexts in life. The more you do, the better you often do.

But so many of the biggest mistakes that we make as investors, especially when we look backward briefly and count the money we could have made had we not done what we did. Generally, had we not sold too early. How many friends do I say who had Apple at some point? It might have been the 1980s, the 1990s, or the Outs, and if they just, they say to themselves, held on, or maybe you sold Netflix during the Quikster debacle of 2011. Now 13 years ago. We've all made mistakes like this. We make those mistakes, but then we realize, I hope in retrospect, had we just with Longfellow waited, how much better things might have been? Well, to close, thanks again, Curt. It was my pleasure to share both Longfellow's poem and your very foolish reflections pulled from that poem. You closed your note by saying, I hope these passages resonate with all of us as much as they did with me. Well, thank you, Curt. One of the things I love about every one of our monthly mailbags is it's not my wisdom. It's so often yours. My fellow listeners, my fellow Fools, getting to show that off once a month, or in the case of investing in the Fools I sing a special surprise podcast this week. It just shows so much great insight among our community, and I certainly selfishly benefit from that as much as anybody else. On to poem number four. This is the only one that's mine, and there's a little backstory that I want to share with you. First of all, let me say it's slam poetry. For anybody who's ever been to a poetry slam, I've been to one too, just one. The one that I happened to have attended was at the Conscious Capitalism CEO Summit some years back. The person who was coaching us is a famous slam poet. His actual name is Adam Schmalholz but his stage name is IN-Q, as in I-N, hyphen, Q. I'm going to share with you in just a sec what he said to us to inspire us to write a slam poem that day, which I will shortly be sharing. But before I do that, I want to give you a hot tip. If you want to be inspired, if you want to spend three, maybe four minutes, sometime before summer ends here on YouTube, and be maybe a little bit blown away, maybe with a loved one or your family around. I would highly recommend that you just Google IN-Q YouTube.

There you'll find yourself on a YouTube page with some of the work that Adams put up on YouTube, three, four-minute videos. Two, in particular. I want to call out one, it's called A Poem About Saying Yes. The second is entitled, The Only Reason We're Alive. What did IN-Q say to us that day? We had about 20 minutes at this basically corporate offsite conference to write a poem. But just before, he said this, he said, here's the thing. When you write your poem, you're going to have 20 minutes, and I want you to think about a time where you walked through a door, something happened, and when you walked back through that door you were changed forever. He said it's not going to be something that probably happened at the office. It could be, but think a little bit bigger. Think outside of your normal space. I want to share with you my short poetry slam about a door that I once went through, and when I came back through that door, I emerged changed forever. It's called Why Did Everything Stop That Day. Because it did. Why did everything stop that day? In a way, I could say that never. No way had something like this happened before to me, what is more, I was sure that it would happen again. When? I didn't know, but it did. Everything stopped that day.

My way of doing what I did before, selfishness stopped. Well, some of it, and that was good, as was some of my ambition stopped, stopping, dropping to a point where something in me said, I don't care. I don't care about the where of where we live. I don't care about the who of who you'll be. You'll be you, and that is enough for me. Stopped worrying when you'll talk or walk or balk at a boy. Your first word, your first step, your first day. Because everything stopped the day you were born, daughter, and now everything starts. Not a bad experience that poetry slam session. Sometimes I wonder how much better we could have done if we spent more time at it. Twenty five minutes, but then I think, maybe poetry that comes fast and furious is the whole idea of a poetry slam. Thanks again to IN-Q. I highly recommend those YouTube videos. And a shout-out to my beautiful daughter who turned 30 this year and continues to earn my admiration for plunging herself into all her activities and always thinking how to raise people up around her. Onto poem number five. Like poem number three, this isn't exactly a listener's poem. Number three was Longfellow with Curt thinking about it. Number five, a horse of a different color here. I am absolutely delighted to share with you the global debut of a 10.5-second musical clip, which I liken to a poem. Speaking of investing in the Fools I sing, Erick Devore, longtime Motley Fool member, rule breaker, investor, Erick, who also writes music for film, TV, and games, he and I had this exchange a few weeks back when we did the rovua palooza ultima on this podcast. I said over six years, I picked 35 stock samplers on this podcast. Each was tracked annually. We closed them out at the three year mark. Landmark episode coming today, and it was that 35 stock samplers in 10.5 chapters. I did a few weeks back. Reacting to that on July 10th, on Twitter X, at Erick Devore.

By the way, Erick is spelled with a K on the end, and Devore, D-E-V-O-R, has an E on the end. At Erick Devore wrote, really looking forward to this one. Chief can't wait to dive in, and I said, thanks, Erick. Should it inspire a 10-second jingle, we'll play it on the podcast. And he said something like, there goes my afternoon, and later he said, check your email. Here we have, Erick has entitled it [inaudible]. Now, [inaudible] is where each of those 35 stock baskets, those samplers ascended as they tied out after three years of tracking. Many of them winning, some of them losing, and overall, we beat the pants off the market over six years. So I thought, could there be an epic short piece of music that we can now play in celebration of that? And in retrospect, I sure wish I'd asked Erick years ago to do this, so we could have played it every time we rocked [inaudible] but here is Erick's [inaudible]; and I should mention, a couple of fun music theory-related Easter eggs, he points out, the harmonic progression here is 141, that's GCG, so we go to the four chords. There are synths medals, percussion, guitars, strings, brass, and choir playing, or seven families of instruments throughout, and there are only two primary movements in the sequence round trips, so two chord changes. Why did Erick point out those three things, four, seven, and two? Because, as it turns out, that was our 472nd weekly podcast. Erick was honoring that. Again, there's a lot of math and music, so he gets this by lacing that into [inaudible] Could I hype this up anymore? I should probably stop. Here we go. Get ready. Buckle your seat belt. [inaudible] is poem number five of Investing in the Fools I sing. Wow, I wish we'd had that and played that all the way through this podcast over the years. Erick, if you are indeed signing rights over to us, can we share them with you? We'll replay it, I'm sure from time to time, what a delight it was. By the way, to meet you for the first time in person at Fool Fest a few weeks ago. In fact, I'm going to tweet out my picture, my selfie with Erick, both of us all smiles, having a great time. I would be remiss if I didn't mention again, Erick, and how you can reach him. If you're interested in music for your film, your TV, or your video game, I've enjoyed his stuff in all of those, especially video games www.erickdevore, that's E-R-I-C-K D-E-V-O-R-E.

If you do end up working in some capacity with Erick, you won't just be working with a very talented musician, but a wonderful man and a F, Fool. Fool on Erick. Thank you. All right on to poem number 6. This one from Eugene Ng, who is writing in November of 2020 from Singapore. Eugene, a longtime Motley Fool member. He wrote, my favorite quote of yours is, "Make your portfolio reflect your best vision for our future." Before I go on with Eugene's note, let me just say that within a year or two, I ended up making that the principle number 1 of the Rule Breaker portfolio. There are six principles to a Rule Breaker portfolio. You can go back and listen to that podcast or google it. In my experience, most people don't have much coaching on how to build and maintain a portfolio. The number one question most frequently asked in this podcast over the years, which I would say is the wrong question, in a sense, gives a way that many of us do need more coaching, because the most frequently asked question, I think Eugene, you know, and remember this is, how many stocks should I have in my portfolio? On the face of it, a very understandable question, but ultimately a question that has no single obvious answer. We get into that more in our six portfolio principles for the Rule Breaker portfolio. Back to Eugene's note, where he's rocking, what I think is the most important principle number 1, as he just wrote, make your portfolio reflect your best vision for our future. Eugene went on. Your quote, in your philosophy on vision truly means so much to me that I've decided to incorporate it in everything I do when it comes to investing. That includes my investing philosophy, which I call vision investing, and the name of my fund, which is Vision Capital. It's mission to invest in companies that reflect the best vision for our future. He went on to say, here's a poem that I've penned, and I should say before sharing this, this is very attractively set down on paper.

Once I read it, you'll understand why. But I will also mention, this is not a poem that rhymes. Robert Frost sometimes criticized poems that didn't rhyme, blank verse, if you will, he said, it's like playing tennis without a net. I do appreciate some good rhymes in my own poetry. I also recognize the strength of words well put together, and in many cases, repeating and creating a cadence, which is what you do here with this poem, Eugene, thank you for it. It is called Investing in our vision, and here it is.

Find excellence, buy excellence, hold excellence, add to excellence, sell mediocrity. Think probabilities, not certainties. Think possibilities, not certainties. Think payoffs, not price targets. Prefer growth, not declining. Prefer growth, not struggling. Prefer growth, not turnarounds. Seek rising revenues, not rising price. Seek rising earnings, not rising price. Seek rising cash flows, not rising price. Choose quality, not value. Choose quality, not price. Choose quality, not others opinions. Find, don't wait. Research, don't wait. Buy, don't wait. Buy, don't sell. Hold, don't sell. Add, don't sell. Your own research, not others. Your own views, not others. Your own conviction, not others. Your own buy, not others. Your own cell, not others. Your own miss, not others. Be optimistic, not pessimistic. Be present, not looking back. Be forward looking, for we are here. Now, invest in the world, invest in the future, invest for the better. Invest in your vision. Well, I don't think I need to tell you to stay Foolish, Eugene, because I'm pretty sure you very much are. Fool on, my friend. On to poem number 7. I'm not sure anybody has sent more poetry into this podcast over the years than Lisa John Wharton. Lisa has sent an acrostic. That's one of those poems where if you read the first letter of each line, it spells something going down vertically, and it spelled Motley Fool. She also sent in a sonnet at one point. I don't have time for them all, but I will read this one, which she submitted just last December on our year end mailbag, December 2023. It's a joy to share it. Here we go. Dear Motley Fool. Gratitude fills me a gainful year in review. Emotionally and financially, blessings anew. Books, the architects of my growing smarts. Games, weaving joy. Crafting, happy hearts. Ninety percent richer, my portfolio sings. Market gains dance on wealth wings. Eight countries explored, a global feat. Conferences embraced where knowledge and ideas meet. Penned another chapter, a book brought to birth, living a life envisioned, a testament to my worth. Motley Fool, a guiding star so reliable in crafting dreams, you've made it all possible. Thanks, and let's have another great year, Lisa Wharton. Well, thank you, Lisa. I hope it has been a great year. I particularly love to hear about your travel, your writing, including what you just shared with us. Of course, sounds like you've been playing some games, you're reading, and you're investing. I would just say, wow, what a year, and congratulations. I think the best phrase of all was living a life envisioned.

As we get older, we have more and more control over our circumstances, usually, if things are playing out right, far more at the age of 50 or 60 than you would have had at the age of 15 or 16. It's inspiring to be part of a community of people living a life envisioned. James Clear points out in his book Atomic Habits that the best way to get in shape is to hang out with other people getting in shape. The best way to invest Foolishly is very likely to hang out with other Foolish investors online via this podcast, and, of course, at events like Fool Fest. The best way to live our best life is to find and spend time with others who are managing to do that with theirs. Lisa, I join with you and I can hear our 400 plus Motley Fool employees surrounding me and feeling the same as Lisa said, let's have another great year, and she was talking about 2024, but I say the same for 2025. Thanks for the poem. Onto poem number 8. Adam Nelson has distinguished himself as a hero among men. Yes, in the context of this podcast, where he revolutionized our Market Cap Game Show by rethinking how to arrange the show. That's why I consistently lionize him, no matter what he does or says on this show or in the world at large. But especially I want to remember our 100th mailbag, February of 2024 this year. If you didn't get to hear it, please listen in because you'll get to meet Adam and a bunch of other Fools speaking of a community of Fools. Adam joined us and shared a lot of wisdom. This was a poem that he wrote obviously with a nod to Shakespeare, as you'll shortly figure out. It was on the November 2021 mailbag, where Adam said, having been inspired by other poems that had previously appeared on this podcast that his 2022 resolution, I forgot to ask you about this one earlier this year, Adam, I assume you held to it. Your 2022 resolution was not to sell a single share of any stock you owned and thus embody your desired investment strategy to which you then rocked your own inner Hamlet and came up with this To Trim or Not To Trim. Again, I think this podcast is wonderfully timed with the events of the stock market, this week, especially the downside volatility many of us have experienced toward the end of July and the start of August. To Trim or Not To Trim by Adam Nelson, I think speaks for itself. Let's begin, To Trim or Not To Trim? That is the question. Whether it's nobler in the mind to suffer the dips and pullbacks that lead to outrageous fortune or to rebalance into a sea of troubled stocks and by adding to them to die, to lose sleep, no more and buy a sleep, to say we're in the heartache of choosing 1,000 obvious stocks that our flesh is heir to. It's a compounding devoutly to be wished to hold, perchance, to dream. There's the rub for in that holding.

What dreams may come when we have not sold off this immortal business? We must give pause to respect the management that gives so long a hold. For who can bear the downgrades and price target cuts of analysts in time, time that exists in quarters. Only the analysts are wrong. The proud holders must not be spoken to with contumely, the insolence of Wall Street and the spurns? Only the patient merit the worthy gains. The undiscovered stock from whose wealth, no holder returns, puzzles the market and makes us rather bear those ills of the bear market than to fly to other stocks we know not of, and enterprises of great growth and business momentum with this regard, their currents do not turn awry, and we shall not feel the need to take action. Winners win, do not trim. Thank you, Adam Nelson, for many times your contributions to this podcast, and the ones I trust, going forward. Poem number 9, closing down this surprise special to start Authors in August for Rule Breaker Investing. In fact, I've used this poem a number of times to close out the whole year on this podcast, our year end holiday podcast. I've often shared why we invest the poem to remind us why we invest. In a past essay, I once wrote. This is not the poem. This is what I wrote, the poem reacts to this. I wrote and I quote, "Here's why we invest for our children and grandchildren, because our parents and grandparents did and made our lives so much better. Because every dollar we invest supports the companies and businesses we admire. Because we love and celebrate ownership. We believe this world will be far stronger for more owners, not more renters. Because the academics are wrong. Because with Arthur O'Shaughnessy and his Ode, we are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams investing as our instrument, and making dreams come true.

Sorry, Disney , making dreams come true is a very real Motley Fool goal. I see it happen with amazing testimonials bull market or bear. I hear it every week on this podcast." That is a portion of what I wrote once in an essay. One of our online members, in fact, it's a couple of sisters who team up together. They took the screen name on the Motley Fool site, Captain Haiku, because they tended to write reflective Haiku's about investing. This is what Captain Haiku wrote a poem back to me about, why we invest? Scanning down it, it's not very long, but you can see it's one Haiku after another that may or may not be evident as I share with you this poem orally. Here we go. Why we invest? Sorry, can't truncate. Each word has import and heart, not selfish, we build. Many years gone by hard work, hard times, good times, too. Haiku needs little. Why do we invest, so that our hard work endures beyond our short years, so that our children start their journeys on a hill and see the mountain. We build battlements that endure shelter others from the worst of storms. We launch sturdy ships. We will not see the far shore, but have no regrets. We are a small part of all we set in motion. Thus, we invest. Well, to our authors in August, Ben Golland and his poem, Fool, to John Flood and becoming a Fool, to Kurt Elia, staring at Longfellow's psalm of life and pulling out of it one Foolish, investing lesson after another to me. I don't mean to thank myself. I'll just thank my daughter and my family for making everything stop that day. To Erick Devore, with an epic Foolish musical moment, our interlude right in the middle of this podcast. It makes me wonder what that whole soundtrack sounds like. To Eugene Ng, envisioning a better world for his investors in East Asia, to Lisa Wharton, living her best life and sharing it out to Adam Nelson, trimming or not trimming, who, I may say, I would choose in a classic duel over William Shakespeare himself. I just say, choose the APA, Adam. To a couple of sisters who have launched sturdy ships, though they will not see the far shore, but have no regrets. Thank you, each. Thank you, dear listener, for suffering Fools gladly. August has begun.

David Gardner has positions in Apple, Netflix, and Walt Disney. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Apple, Netflix, and Walt Disney. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy .

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Having a person whom you admire and consider an inspiration in life is of great importance. We all need someone who we can look up to, as well as count on for always being there to support you, and help you if needed. When you need guidance, this is the person whom you trust the most. You seek their advice as you regard them highly and look up to them with respect. This is the person whom you admire the most.

Children may feel admiration for their parents, grandparents, teachers or even their best friend. They hold this person close to their heart and value their presence in their lives. Children may be asked to write an essay on ‘The person i admire the most’ in English as an assignment in school. This topic is an emotional one, and kids will be required to write from their hearts. Expressing abstract feelings in words may be challenging for kids at first, but with practice, they can master their writing skills in no time.

Let us guide your child to write a beautiful essay on this topic with some important points and examples.

Before you begin writing an essay on the given topic, keep in mind the following points:

Every essay should have a good introductory line and a concluding idea.
Think about the topic and jot down the points that come to your mind.
Arrange the points in a good sequence and elaborate on them to form meaningful sentences or paragraphs.
Try to use a few new words to showcase your vocabulary on the topic, however be sure of the meaning of the word and its correct use in context.
When writing about the person you admire, start by introducing the person, how they are related to you, and their unique qualities, and explain why you admire those qualities in them.

Let us begin with the simplest form of essay writing. When kids are newly introduced to essay writing, they can start by forming simple sentences and expressing their ideas in a few lines. Take a look at this example of an essay for classes 1 and 2 in 10 lines.

The person I admire the most is my brother Arjun.
He is my elder brother and also my best friend.
The quality I admire the most about him is that he is very helpful.
He always helps me with my studies whenever I have some difficulties understanding a lesson.
He also helps my parents with all the work in the house like cleaning, laying out the dining table and going out on his bicycle to buy groceries.
When he helps others selflessly, they feel very happy and wish well for him.
He is also a very brave and strong boy.
He is never scared of anything, and also takes care of me when I am scared of something like barking dogs on the streets or dark rooms.
He always says that instead of getting scared, we must face our fears and defeat it.
I admire his spirit and wish to be more like him.

As children progress academically, they will learn to write more coherent essays with several ideas connected together to form a small paragraph. For this, children will have to learn to weave individual points together to compose their essay. Check out this example of an essay on ‘The person I admire the most’.

The person I admire the most is my grandfather. He was in the army and has fought bravely to protect our country. Being an army person, the value he respects the most in life is discipline. He always teaches me about good behaviour and courteous manners. He always says, “Manners make a man” and also lives by this moral. Because of his courteousness, he is very well respected by everyone around him. All the family members have the highest regard for him. He is many generations older than me but he has always made me feel like he understands me well. So I go to him every time I need some guidance. One day when I had a fight with my sister, he explained to me that making up after a fight and extending the first hand of friendship can make me a better person. I followed his advice and the fight was immediately resolved. I admire my grandfather’s personality and conviction, and wish that I too become like him with my contribution to society and to the country.

Once your child learns how to weave their ideas into a paragraph, you can take it up a notch by teaching how to write a short essay on the given topic. In this essay for classes 1, 2 and 3, children will be required to make elaborate points and organise them in separate paragraphs with an introduction and conclusion. Take a look at this example to learn how to write a short essay:

I have many friends who are very dear to me. But the one I admire the most is my best friend Jia.

Jia is one of the best players in our school’s basketball team. Her biggest ambition is to play in the Olympics one day. She is an ace shooter and when she has the ball in her hand, there is no chance for it to miss the basket. While being excellent at sports, Jia is also very good in studies. She stands first in all the subjects in the class. Jia always remains an enthusiastic learner in class and her projects and assignments are always the most creative. She is also great at theatre. Last year, Jia took part in an English play had everyone spell-bound with her performance on the stage. She had observed her housekeeper very closely and had noted all her actions before performing the role on stage.

Jia is skilled at every activity. She has learnt this art from her mother. Her mother always taught her to put her heart and soul in everything she does. She often tells me that we should be focused and dedicated in all our pursuits. We cannot achieve much if our minds are diverted. This is the secret of her success.

I admire her for her attitude and all her achievements and wish to be like her.

When children are given an assignment to write an essay for class 3, they must put together all their knowledge, think of unique ideas, use their best vocabulary in the right context and elaborate on their points eloquently. A long essay needs a good introductory paragraph followed by a body with several well-thought out ideas and a good conclusion. Refer to these examples given below:

The Person I Admire Most – My Mother

The person I admire the most in the whole wide world is my mother. She is the most caring person in my life. She is my first, foremost and closest friend and I love her over and above everyone else.

My mother cares for me a lot and dedicated a lot of her time in helping me out throughout the day. She prepares delicious breakfast and some food for me to carry to school. When I come back from school, she talks to me all about my day and checks my homework. When it’s time for exams, she encourages me to study hard and avoid distractions. Sometimes I feel upset when she doesn’t let me watch TV for long hours and insists on studying more, but when I get a successful result, I realise that the entire credit goes to her motivation.

My mother used to work in a bank a few years back, but she left her job due to some dire situations during the pandemic. But she is a very dynamic lady. She soon started her own company that invests in small businesses and helps start-ups rise to success. Entrepreneurs consider her to be their biggest ray of hope and guiding light. Seeing how many people she has helped rise from dreamers to achievers is inspiring.

Even in the family, my mother is everyone’s favourite. She is always available to help everyone because she is an expert at everything. She cooks delicious meals, is great with home accounts and banking work, and has many other talents. She is great at crocheting, so on every special occasion, she gives handmade gifts to her friends and family.

What I love about my mother the most is that I can always depend on her. Whenever I tell her about some difficulty I face, she always guides me to come up with a solution. She encourages me to be independent and handle my own circumstances with her help and guidance whenever required. I can also trust her with anything, knowing that she will always have my back.

My mother is very strict with the discipline she expects us to maintain at home. If we break the rules, she gets upset and we must be ready to correct our mistakes, but all throughout, I know that she loves me and does it for me to learn the best habits.

She inspires me to be a strong, independent and successful woman. I admire all her qualities, especially how to be the best mother ever!

The Person I Admire Most – My Father

The person who I admire the most is my father. He is a dynamic man who has created a successful path for himself and others too. He is the best at everything he does, and yet is a humble and down-to-earth man.

My father is a doctor. Everyday, he works hard to care for all his patients and their health. I have noticed that even on holidays, he is occupied with following up about his patients’ care and ensuring they are getting better. He treats everyone with the best facilities that he can provide to them.

Becoming a doctor is not easy. It takes years of studies and a lot of money to go to medical college. My father’s family did not have enough means for higher education, but he earned a scholarship and created an opportunity for himself. My grandparents too are very proud of his hard work and success, and they always narrate his stories as an example for me to follow.

My father explained to me that despite good hospitals and clinics in the city, many people do not get good healthcare, because they do not have the means. To ensure that everyone gets the right medical attention, my father also runs a small clinic where he does check-ups for poor people at a nominal charge and provides medication at subsidised rates, so that everyone can afford medical care. He donates some of his own money to this cause to make sure that the clinic never has to say no to any patient. This selfless and generous act makes him a highly respected person in the city. I feel very proud that he is my father.

Despite being in a busy profession, my father spends a lot of quality time with me. We have a Sunday ritual of playing a ‘fathers vs children’ football match in our colony. Not only is he a great player himself, he also coaches me and all the other children to prepare for this weekend match. He is the coolest dad ever!

Because of my love and admiration for him, I don’t like to disappoint him in any way. The one thing he gets upset about is if I don’t work hard towards my studies. He always teaches me that studying hard is the biggest duty that children have towards the future of the society. Whether I score high marks or not, he insists that I must always give my 100% while studying and learning.

My father has taught me a lot, through such moral lessons as well as through the way he has led his own life. I admire his personality and wish to become just like him when I grow up.

The Person I Admire Most – My Teacher

A child’s first interaction beyond home is at school. Once children step out of their home and enter into the big world out there, the one person who holds their hands as a guiding force is their teacher.

I too had one such teacher whom I met on my first day at school. It is since that day that I admire my teacher, Geeta Ma’am, the most in the world. When I went to school for the first time, I was very nervous. I felt like crying and wanted to go back home. That is when Geeta Ma’am came up to me and told me, “It is only the brave ones that have the strength to take a step forward.” This thought inspired me and made take the brave step into the classroom which is where my independent journey started.

Geeta Ma’am is a really fun teacher. Whenever she teaches us something new, she makes us observe some examples of it in the real world to make our lessons more relatable. This way, we understand everything perfectly and never forget what we have once learnt. She comes up with many new and creative activities for us to do in school to make us learn better.

She is every students’ favourite teacher because she is never partial. She pays equal attention to every child, and makes sure no one in the class is too shy to ask their doubts. She is very fair and never favours one child over another.

Every teacher wants their students to focus on studies and score well in exams, but Geeta Ma’am believes in a balanced life. She encourages us to participate in many extracurricular activities to bring out our unique talents. Last month, our school announced a poetry writing competition. Geeta Ma’am encouraged me to participate in it, giving me the confidence that I had good writing skills. I never knew that I had this skill, but she recognised my talent and helped me perfect it. It was all due to her encouragement that I participated and won the competition!

Everyday I learn a lot from Geeta Ma’am, not just bookish knowledge but important life lessons too. She is one of my biggest force of motivation, and I admire her and highly respect her. I wish to accomplish something in life and make her proud.

When your child writes an essay about the person they admire the most, they get an opportunity to reflect upon some of the most desirable qualities in a person. They observe the traits of inspiring people and think about how to achieve these traits themselves.

Expressing these ideas on pen and paper is altogether a different ball game. Children will improve their thinking, analytical, writing and communication skills while writing an essay on this topic. They will expand their vocabulary and be able to express themselves more confidently.

Use the above given examples to guide your child how to write an essay on the person they admire the most. The points given here can serve as a foundation for ideas, based on which they can write the essay on their own.

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Introduction.

The person I like most is my grandmother. She is a beacon of love, wisdom, and kindness. Her presence is comforting and her stories, enchanting.

Her Qualities

Her patience and understanding are remarkable. She never gets angry and always has time to listen. Her wisdom is something I admire deeply.

Her Influence

She has a significant influence on me. Her life lessons guide me in my daily life. She taught me to be kind, patient, and respectful to all.

My grandmother is the person I like most for her love, wisdom, and the positive influence she has on me.

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Intellectual stimulation.

Dr. Anderson is a beacon of intellectual stimulation. His vast knowledge, not just confined to philosophy, but encompassing world history, politics, and literature, is awe-inspiring. He encourages us to question, to probe deeper into the subjects we study, fostering a spirit of intellectual curiosity that goes beyond the classroom.

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Dr. Anderson’s personal philosophy is deeply inspiring. He believes in the power of knowledge to transform lives and societies, and this belief permeates his teaching. His commitment to intellectual rigor, combined with his passion for social justice, makes him a role model for students.

In conclusion, the person I like most, Dr. Anderson, embodies the qualities of intellectual curiosity, empathy, and a deep commitment to social justice. His influence has been instrumental in shaping my worldview, making him not just a favorite person, but a guiding light in my life.

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The person I admire most is a figure who has profoundly influenced my perspective on life, embodying qualities that I hold in high regard. This individual is none other than Elon Musk, the CEO of SpaceX, Tesla Inc., and several other groundbreaking companies. His life story, innovative thinking, and relentless pursuit of his vision make him an inspirational figure.

Elon Musk: The Visionary Innovator

Musk’s vision extends beyond the conventional, reaching for the stars—literally. As the CEO of SpaceX, he aims to make space travel commonplace and ultimately colonize Mars. This audacious goal, viewed by many as an unattainable fantasy, is a testament to Musk’s unwavering belief in the potential of human innovation.

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Lessons from musk’s life.

There are several lessons to be gleaned from Musk’s life. First, he exemplifies the importance of having a vision and relentlessly pursuing it, regardless of obstacles. Second, his story underscores the value of resilience and the ability to learn from failure. Finally, Musk’s life illustrates the transformative power of innovation and the potential of human ingenuity to address global challenges.

Elon Musk, with his visionary ideas, unyielding perseverance, and significant societal impact, is the person I admire most. His life serves as a powerful reminder of the potential within us to innovate, disrupt, and shape the world. His story encourages us to dream big, persevere in the face of adversity, and strive to make a positive impact on the world.

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4 Best Written Essays on the Person I Admire the Most

Having an ideal person in life is of great importance. We all need someone who supports us in every life situation, who will always be there for you, and help you if needed. No matter what happens, that person is your support system. This could be your best friend or your family member, but it definitely has to be someone close to your heart. But sometimes things turn sour when the person you admire, don’t feel the same way about you.

Essay on the Person I admire Most | Why I Praise My Teacher Essay

A Person I Praise Most is my teacher. She’s a wonderful human being. She has taught me so many things in these 10 years of my life, and she never gave up on her students. Her credibility is unquestionable. Everything I know today, I learned from her.

She helped me with every obstacle I had since the very beginning; not only did she help me with them, but she also encouraged me to overcome them. She is my inspiration of becoming someone great, and no matter how confused I am about the future , she always reassure me that everything will work out fine, if I believe in myself.

Why I Praise my teacher Most;

Every person should have an ideal in life because if someone does not have something to aspire towards, they don’t know what their purpose is or why they are even alive. This might sound harsh but it’s true. Following are the reasons why I like my teacher most;

His way of teaching is very effective and interesting
He is patience with us even if we do mistakes he corrects us immediately
He always encourages us to come up with new ideas and innovations using the technology tools which helps in bringing out the hidden talents in all of us and at the same time makes learning process fun
He is always available for his students and treats us as best friends
He strives hard to bring the educational environment to excellence by involving the parents, students and teachers
He encourages all of us to participate in social activities like sports events, cultural events etc which boosts our confidence level and enthusiasm towards studying
He is a very friendly person and has never bothered us to do anything which reduces our interest level
He provides us with necessary facilities like computer lab, library etc
His sense of humor is infectious and he makes sure that we understand the subject by thoroughly explaining everything
He motivates students along with the teachers to bring out the best in everyone
He also gives us class presentations and we learn a lot from them
He guides students as per their interests and bring out the hidden talents of each individual like music, sports etc
Believe me he is the best teacher I ever had!!! And this is why I love him!

We all need a support system in life, and teachers are the best support systems we have. They always encourage us to be better than what we are today. One of my favorite quotes says:

” A teacher is like a candle, it consumes itself to light the way for others.”

Teachers are role models for children because by teaching their students they become significant in the lives of others. Teachers are an inspiration for good behavior and healthy decisions. They always try their best to guide us at every stage in life and set a good example for everyone so that no one falls in the wrong path and lead a better life.

Essay on Person I admire the Most my father:

Throughout our lives, we come across many people who leave a lasting impression on us. They inspire us, motivate us and shape our character in ways that go beyond words. For me, one such person is my father. He is not just someone I look up to but also the person I admire most in this world.

My father was born in a small town in India, to a humble family. He had a tough childhood and had to start working at a young age to support his family. Despite the challenges he faced, he never let go of his dreams and worked hard to achieve them.

Hardworking Nature

One of the main reasons I admire my father is because of his relentless work ethic. He always puts in his best effort, no matter what the task at hand is. From working long hours to providing for our family, he never complains and carries out his responsibilities with dedication and determination.

Compassionate Soul

Aside from being a hard worker, my father has a heart of gold. He has taught me the value of compassion and empathy towards others. I have seen him go out of his way to help those in need, whether it is donating to charity or volunteering his time and skills. His selfless nature has always inspired me to be a better person.

Life is full of challenges, and my father has faced his fair share of them. However, what sets him apart is his resilience. No matter how tough the situation, he never gives up and always finds a way to overcome it. This quality of his has taught me to never lose hope and keep moving forward, no matter what.

Above all, my father is someone I look up to as a role model. He leads by example, and his actions speak louder than words. His unwavering morals and values have shaped my own, and I strive to be a better individual because of him.

In conclusion, my father is not just a person I admire, but he is also my hero. His hardworking nature, compassionate soul, resilience and his role as a role model have had a significant impact on my life. I am grateful for all that he has done for me, and I hope to make him proud in all that I do. He will always be the person I admire most in this world. So, let’s take a moment to think about the people who have shaped us into who we are today and give them the appreciation they deserve. They are the true heroes of our lives, and we should never forget to thank

Essay on Person I admire the most is my mother:

My mother is the most influential person in my life. She has been there for me through thick and thin, supporting me in every decision I make. Her selflessness, determination, and unconditional love have shaped me into the person I am today. This essay will explore the reasons why my mother is the person I admire most.

Selflessness and Sacrifice

My mother is the epitome of selflessness and sacrifice. She always puts others before herself, especially her family. Growing up, I saw how hard she worked to provide for our family and ensure we had everything we needed. Despite facing many challenges, she never complained or asked for anything in return. Her sacrifices have taught me the value of putting others first and have instilled in me a strong work ethic.

Determination and Resilience

My mother’s determination and resilience have always amazed me. She has faced numerous obstacles in her life, but she never let them defeat her. Instead, she tackled every challenge head-on and emerged stronger and wiser. Her perseverance has taught me to never give up, no matter how difficult the situation may seem. I have learned from her that with determination and hard work, anything is possible.

Unconditional Love

One of the most admirable qualities of my mother is her unconditional love for her family. She has always been there for me through every triumph and failure, offering unwavering support and guidance. Her love knows no bounds, and she would do anything to see her loved ones happy and successful. I am grateful for her constant love and support, which have given me the strength to overcome any obstacles in life.

In conclusion, my mother is the person I admire most because of her selflessness, determination, resilience, and unconditional love. She has been my guide, my role model, and my biggest supporter throughout my life, and I am forever grateful for her. Her life lessons have shaped me into a strong, compassionate, and determined individual, and I aspire to be like her every day. So, my mother will continue to be the person I admire most.

Essay on Person I admire most for class 3,4,5:

As human beings, we all have someone we admire and look up to in our lives. It could be a family member, a friend, a colleague or even a celebrity. For me, the person I admire the most is my mother.

Growing up, my mother has always been there for me through thick and thin. She has been my biggest supporter and my best friend. Her unwavering love, selflessness and determination have been a constant source of inspiration for me.

My mother has faced many challenges in her life but she always manages to overcome them with grace and strength. She taught me the importance of hard work, perseverance and staying positive even in difficult times.

Not only is my mother a role model in terms of her character, but she is also highly accomplished in her career as a doctor. Despite her busy schedule and demanding job, she always makes time for our family and puts us first.

I admire my mother for her endless sacrifices, unconditional love and unwavering support towards me and our family. She has taught me valuable life lessons that I will carry with me forever. I am truly grateful to have her as my mother and I aspire to be like her in every way.

In conclusion, my mother is the person I admire the most because of her incredible strength, kind heart and unwavering support. She has shaped me into the person I am today and for that, I will always be grateful. Who is the person you admire the most? Take a moment to think about the special people in your life and appreciate them for all they do. So, make sure to cherish them and let them know how much you admire and appreciate them. Remember, a little gratitude can go a long way.

Q: How do you write someone you admire most in an essay?

A: To write about someone you admire in an essay, start with an introduction, describe the person, explain why you admire them, provide examples, and conclude with a summary of their impact on your life.

Q: Who is the person I admire the most?

A: Only you can answer that question based on your personal feelings and experiences.

Q: Who is the person you admire most, and why?

A: I don’t have personal preferences, so I can’t provide a specific individual. It varies from person to person based on their own values and experiences.

Q: Why do I admire my father the most?

A: You would admire your father the most based on your personal experiences and the qualities or actions that you find admirable in him.

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2. A Beacon of Inspiration: A Descriptive Peace about the Person I Admire

3. A Person I Will Always Remember: My English Teacher

4. My Grandmother as My Role Model: Her Role in Shaping My Identity

5. My Role Model and My Heroes: Mother and Father

6. Audrey Hepburn: Life Of A Timeless Inspiration Of Mine

7. Oprah Winfrey and Ariana Grande: Women That Inspire Me

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9. Simone De Beauvoir One of the Greatest Woman

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My Favourite Person: 100 Words

My most favourite person is Rajiv sir. He teaches us English. He has such a charming and friendly personality. He teaches us with love and care. I respect him a lot for his excellent command over the subject. To me, he is a friend, philosopher and guide.

He inspires us to speak in English and to take part in sports, cultural activities and social work. He never gets angry when we make mistakes. Due to his teaching my marks in English improved a lot. I like him as a human being and aspire to become like her in future. Our country needs mode ideal teacher like him.

The Person I Like Most: 150 Words

I have come across many good persons in my life of fifteen years. I like some of them and dislike many others. But one person I like in particular. He is my neighbour and my father’s friend. He is Biswanath Chattopadhyaya. He is a school teacher and also a priest. He is a person of amiable disposition. He is also charitable and helpful to the needy. Such qualities definitely impress me.

He is also different from most material-minded people. He is not rich and has to maintain his family with hardship. Yet, he never takes any undue advantage from anyone. He is a selfless man of an honest bearing. I adore him and look upon him as an ideal in the style of living. In fact, I take him as my friend, philosopher and guide.

The Person I Admire the Most: 200 Words

The person I like and admire most in my life is my father. He is a highly educated person. He works as an engineer in a private company. He works so hard to run our family. My father is a very religious person. He reminds me that life is a great gift of God. He leads a healthy lifestyle. He is very punctual and disciplined. He is the backbone of our family.

My father believes in me and shows a sense of confidence in me. Whenever I feel sad or depressed he is the person who motivates me. His love for me and our family members is unconditional. He teaches me to make good use of time. He is not only my father, he is also my friend, teacher and guide. He has always been a source of inspiration for me.

My father is a keen helper of poor kids and people. He donates some of his income to charity. He is an honest and truthful person. He loves to travel a lot. In this free time, he takes us to many beautiful places. I want to be like him when I grow up.

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My mother is God’s best gift to me. My mother is a housewife. She is adorable and caring. She takes care of the likes and dislikes of all the family members. She is my home tutor. She helps me in my study in the morning and evening. When I feel depressed she motivates me. She always inspires me to do better in life. She plays with me whenever she gets time. She is a devotee of God.

She is very hard working. She usually gets up at 5 o’clock in the morning. She prepares delicious dishes for us. She struggles a lot to run our house but never loses her patience. I wonder how she manages everything perfectly. She is diligent and devoted in her duties. She is an inspiration to me.

She is my first teacher, guide, friend and above all my world. She helps the needy and poor people. She provides me the valuable lessons of life. She teaches me the values of discipline and punctuality. She has taught me to help others and respect elders.

Everyone in the family loves her so much. If anyone in the family is ill, she forgets her own hunger and thrust. Such care and love no one in the world can give to me. I never want to lose her.

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Hello, today our essay presentation is going to be on “The Person I Admire The Most”. In this essay, I mentioned my father as my most admired person.

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The person whom I admire the most in my life is my father. My father’s name is Mr. Manoj Kumar. He works as a bank manager in Axis bank. He is thirty-five years old. He is highly educated and has cleared many competitive exams with flying colors.

He is an optimist by thinking. He never thinks anything negative. He is a strong person. He takes all the decisions of my life with the consent of my mother. They both are very caring and supportive of each other. They never fight and stay together happily. They balance everything in a very easy way.

My father is a nice person. He behaves sweetly with everyone. He is a gentleman for me. He helps in doing my homework. He gives me good advice. He teaches me good moral values. He teaches me to respect my elders and greet them nicely.

He encourages me to do running in the morning as he is a sportive person. Running is his favorite as it keeps our body fit and helps to make our body strong. He tells me various health benefits of eating fruits as they contain vital vitamins and minerals that are essential for our body. They make our bodies filled with nutrition.

He takes me out every morning and evening. In the evening, he takes me out to have some good food. Some times we also go for walking. He tells me stories of his childhood, how he used to play every time and my grandfather scolded him.

On our way, he takes me to the chaat stall every weekend. The stall owner makes tasty chaat and serves on a proper plate. Then, we go forward and reach the park. In the park there are many swings for the children, I also meet my friend there.

Our family does dinner together. My father is the branch of the family and has taught me to pray before having the food. He told me to wash the hands every time before you have lunch or dinner.

He tells me bedtime stories of great personalities like Mahatma Gandhi, Jawahar Lal Nehru, and many others. Each new day. He is a simple person by nature. He is a soft-spoken person. He influences every time he meets a new person. He has helping nature due to which many people say good things about him.

My father helps my mother in house chores work also. On Sundays, he helps my mother to clean the house because our maid goes on holiday. He keeps everything clean and tidy.

He knows which thing to keep where and how to place it. He is a great chef also. He can cook Italian food and Indian food too. He takes care of me and my mother whenever we get ill. He stays up all night and gives medicines at the correct time.

In the morning, my father drops me to the school and later picks me from there and drops me home. He gets back to his office then. He is a very economical person who makes the budget every month and saves money for extra expenses too. At the end of the month, he calculates the total money spent and tries to reduce out the extra or miscellaneous expenses.

On every occasion, he gets new clothes for me. He has good choosing ability to select what is best for me and my mother. He gets gifts for my mother on their wedding anniversary.

He gets a gift for me too on my every birthday. He organizes a birthday party on my birthday. He helps my mother with everything. He invites my friends on my birthdays and takes great care of them.

My father is my best friend. I share everything with him that happens to me at my school. He is a proud father and becomes happy when I secure the first position in the class. I am proud to be his daughter. I love my father very much. He always fulfills all the promises he makes to me and so does I. He is my mentor and inspiration in my life. He is the greatest person I have ever met in my life.

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The Person I Like Most Essay – Essay on The person I like Most & I love Most

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The person I like Most Paragraph Essay 1

Introduction.

In this long life, we meet a lot of people. Some people stay forever, and some come for a minimal period. It is estimated that we almost meet 80000 people in our life; out of them, only 14 are those who stay with us forever out of those 14. Only 5 are the people who love us unconditionally. Whenever somebody asks me about who is the person in my life that I like the most, I start thinking about the person who stayed with me whenever I needed someone awake the whole night for me who loved me unconditionally and will continue to do so forever he is my dad.

The person I like most – My dad

My dad is the person in my life that I like the most. There are a lot of reasons to say why he is the one whom I love the most. He has dedicated his whole life just for the sake of his family. Sometimes he did not buy new clothes so that we can buy new clothes. He sacrifices his dreams so that we may live our dreams. When I am asleep, he is working. He is the gold that I got in my life. Every day when I wake up, the first thing is I thank god for being born as his son, and the second thing I do is pray to him to give me power and blessing so that soon I can make my father free from all these responsibilities. I have a dream that a time will come when we will rest the whole buy himself whatever he wants, and I will work for him.

There were times in life when I was very low for myself regarding my status regarding my studies my future and I used to cry sitting alone at that time there was always a hand on my shoulder, and he was my dad. He’s my only role model and my only inspiration, and I wish to be like him. He was always behind me whenever I need him. He’s my god and my almighty. It doesn’t matter how busy he might be. He never forgets to call me. He makes a phone call to me every day. When I fail at doing things, he is the one who tries his best to help me stand up again and motivates me to work even harder. Without any hesitation, I can share my every problem with him because I know only he can give solution to all my questions. Infect he is the solution to my every problem.

He taught me the importance of hard work and dedication. He taught me to be self-sufficient in life. He has taught me what life is all about. Whenever I go to him with some problem, he just gives me a direction and left me to decide by myself about the solutions.

Dad is the person who sacrifices his dreams for the sake of our desires. My dad is the strength and faith of my family. He is my best friend and my companion for life. I wish that I can come across the life I want, and I may become capable enough to fulfill every dream of my dad. I remember that time when he only used to eat breakfast the whole day. The way he supports everyone is incredible. Not only for me, but he has the tendency and heart to help everybody that seeks help from him.

My dad is a great singer. His hobby is to sing, and yes, he sings very well. Whenever there is an occasion in the family, he always steps up on the stage and starts singing. He is a hilarious man. The way he handles everything, the bad or good, is incredible. He has taught me to help everybody, to respect everybody regardless of their age or anything. One thing that he always says is that every person should have an artistic hobby in life it could be painting, singing, dancing, etc. because whenever a person is going through some bad times, these hobbies will help him or her to cope with stress and will make them feel better. He never treated me like a son; instead, he treated me like his friend. The way he talks with me is like he is talking to a friend. One thing he taught me is that I should never in my life break someone’s heart. He is the most humble man I have seen in my life. My dad plays volleyball very well. He was the captain of his team while representing his team for a state tournament. Whatever he does, he put his full potential and effort to make it best. He is devoted to his family and society. He helps everybody in the organization.

One thing that I love about him the most is his discipline. It doesn’t matter how busy he might be. He never skips his morning exercise. Every morning he performs yoga and goes for a brisk walk. He taught me the importance of mental fitness, along with physical fitness. He always says that trust yourself and become whatever you want to be.

He believes in living a simple and sober life. He never gets attracted to luxury or any of those useless things. Whatever he earns, he takes out some amount of money for some social cause. The taught me why it is essential to help others. Besides being a good father or a husband, he is a beautiful and noble human being. He supports me in my every step and tells me about the wrong I am doing and the ways by which I can be better. He has always supported my mother in everything. Whether it be household work or social problems. Even after getting success in life, he hasn’t changed his nature.

My father is the best person in my life. He taught me what life is and the perfect way to live it. His values keep inspiring me to do good and become a better person in life. I will try to follow the path taught by him forever.

The person I like Most &The person I love Most Paragraph Essay 2

When this question is asked to someone, the general answer most will give is their parents. When I first came across this question, I was a bit startled when I realized that my answer is not similar to most of the people. So, I paused for a bit and thought about my answer and then realized that yes, it is true.

The person I like the most is my best friend . In fact, along with like, I admire my best friend. My best friend has been the constant pillar in my life that stayed with me till today through thick and thin. So, when I first realized that my answer is nowhere near like the others, I actually was surprised but there is no point in denying the truth after all if I can’t accept the truth about myself then I can never accept anyone else’s point of view.

So, here is the truth. My best friend after knowing this little fact will scream so loud that I am pretty sure everyone in our city will be able to hear it.

The question that why exactly I like my best fried the most arises almost instantly. The fact is there are so many reasons that I can’t possibly choose only one or two among them. However, I would list as many reasons as I can and will try to explain them too.

One of the reasons is that he is a good person. Everyone will think that as he is my best friend, I am saying this but the truth is that is not the fact at all. I admire him because he won’t hesitate to help anyone during their time of need. I can testify this as he had helped me so many times that I have lost count.

Whenever in whatever situation I needed help, he always helped. With him in my life I never felt alone. If I am sad then he will cheer me up or if I need someone to listen to me, he will be there and it doesn’t matter that it is 3 a.m. in the morning or midnight.

I remember one incident. I was upset about something my classmate said about me and when he found out, he came to my house with a bunch of chocolates to listen to me. He has been my constant rock in my life.

Another thing I like about him is his personality. He has an odd combination of childlike, goofy and serious personality. I till this date can’t figure out how he had all these personalities.

He sometime has a childlike ball of energy that likes to bug me with anything and everything and sometime he is the serious guy who needs me to mature a bit in life. When time comes, he even whacks my head if I am doing something wrong. He won’t hesitate to tell me to get my acts straight.

Most of the time he also acts like a retard kid who is high on sugar and sometimes I do worry that he is actually a retard. If he finds out I said this about him then he will simply say that it took me too long to figure this simple fact out.

He is also stubborn like a kid and also acts childishly sometimes. I personally think that he is a 10-year-old kid trapped in an adult’s body. He is sometimes too cute for his own good and rest of the time too stubborn to make me want to slap him (which I do by the way).

Another thing I admire about him is the way he handles a difficult situation with ease. When the situation arises, he steps up as a leader and handle the situation with absolute ease. He is a great leader and has no problem with leading.

He does not discriminate between his subordinates and treats everyone equally and divide the whole work among them with extreme precision. He respects people and knows to give compliment where it’s due and also won’t stop scolding someone if that person does not do the job given to him.

He is the kind of person that likes to take everyone along with him and reaches the goal together with everybody. He has all the qualities of a leader which I really admire about him. If he is determined to achieve a goal then he will do that along with everybody and won’t let anyone give up along the journey either. When a work is given to him, everyone knows that he will complete it with absolute precision.

He loves to protect everyone. He loves the people that are close to him and won’t tolerate anyone hurting those persons. He is protective even about his friends.

He is also supportive. He will encourage me to try out new things as without trying out different things I cannot say that I don’t like them. When I will try out new stuff (doesn’t matter how small or big the thing is), he will be there beside me on every step of the way and I don’t have the fear that he will leave me in the middle of the road.

He has so many qualities that I haven’t listed here. He is an amazing person and I like him as a person. Even if he weren’t my best friend, I still would have admired him because people, who spend a few minutes with him, cannot help but admire him. As his best friend I am proud to have him in my life.

He is a great person and his parents are immensely proud of him. If there were people more like him in this world, then it would have been really great as there would have been more people who are willing to help a stranger in their time of need. He has many admirable qualities and here I have listed very few of them.

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Sample Descriptive Essay About A Person You Admire

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When asked about the person I admire in the universe, I do not require to look at celebrities or any other big influential names in society. When it comes to me, the person I admire most in the world is my mother. We all have people whom we consider to be highly inspirational and influential to look upon, and in my case, my mother is an excellent example of these characters. She is an extraordinary person in my life because of her enduring strength that I dearly admire, and she is also kind as well as supportive.

One thing I most admire about my mother for is her strength, which appears to be resistant throughout hard times. My mother is a single mother, and she has managed to raise three children all by herself, providing us with a good life and education, while still balancing work. For instance, when my brother and I cleared high school, only one of us hoped to join college because of our financial situation, but she worked two jobs to ensure that we enrolled in college. Single mothers across the globe face financial instability where they are forced to engage in other strategies to extend income to take care of their family (West et al. 359). I hold great admiration for my mother because of her determination, how she never backs down, and the way she stands up for what she believes in no matter the hardships that come along.

My mother has a striking appearance, but behind this, she is very alluring, admirable, and kind. At first, one can conclude that she is a blunt and cold person because of her quiet nature, but after knowing her, she turns out to be a friendly, warm-hearted, gentle, and generous person. My mother has been a dedicated individual in the society through volunteering in church during weekends and holidays as well as helping in the local homeless shelters. Kindness is crucial and healthy since one takes pride in caring for others since they need caring, and it gives people a pleasant feeling (Adamu par. 6). Thanks to my mother, I have grown to be a kind-hearted and deeply-caring person since I believe that it's upon me to help those in need whenever I am capable.

I am lucky to have a mother who always supports me no matter my misgivings. No matter the activity I am in or the decision I make, my mother is still there for me to give me advice and encouragement, but at the end of the day, she is at all times by my side. I had a difficult time adapting to my first year in high school, and I almost quit, but my mum listened to my grievances, and with her support, I managed to finish high school. Supportive behavior is crucial for individual well-being, especially when it comes to emotional support, where a person can be able to relieve distress from a challenge (MacGeorge and Van Swol 7). My mother's supportive character has given me the strength to endure a lot of challenging situations in life as well as learn a lot in what life has to offer.

Special people like my mother exist to make our lives better and to mold us to become a better version of ourselves. My mother is a strong spirited person, kind-hearted, has unbreakable strength and very supportive. Over the years, I have learned a lot through her character and thoughts, which have molded me to the caring, decent, and brilliant person I am today. The people around us turn out to be the best role models.

Works Cited

Adamu, Zaina. "The Healing Power of Kindness.â€ CNN , Cable News Network, 13 Feb. 2018, edition.cnn.com/2017/02/13/health/iyw-healing-power-kindness-trnd/index.html.

MacGeorge, Erina L., and Lyn M. Van Swol, eds. The Oxford handbook of advice . Oxford University Press, 2018, pp.7.

West, Stacia, et al. "Coming Up Short: Family Composition, Income, and Household Savings." Journal of the Society for Social Work and Research 8.3 (2017): 355-377.

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