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प्रश्न
Write a composition (300 - 350 words) on the following:
It is very important for young people to spend time quietly or alone for a short while every day. If you were given an hour to spend on your own, how will you spend it? What will you learn from the process?
उत्तर
Alone time is an excellent time to reflect on what we did, said, did not say, or did not do throughout the day. Many people use it for various reasons. Some engage in their activity, some keep a diary or journal, while others converse with others.
I would rather keep a journal. I would lie down for a while and reflect on how I had spent the day, the people I met, the words we shared, and the activities we engaged in.
I'd like to understand how my activities and the people I encounter affect me and my viewpoint.
I'd also like to reflect on the blunders I've made. Then, I'd like to write them down in my journal. I used to read them one at a time.
As the days pass and I continue to fill in the pages, it will seem like a panorama of activities, ideas, words shared, and experiences, among other things. It will assist me in better understanding myself and the world around me. I'll be able to learn how to interact with people from all over the world. I'll consider whether I could have done or said something better or whether I could have said or done nothing at all. It will assist me in comprehending my errors: whether or not I could have avoided them, and if so, how?
How could I get out of it if I even made it? How could I make it less likely that I'd do it again? Because we learn from our experiences and, conversely, we are constructed from our experiences, both joyful and painful, I believe it can help you become a more thoughtful, compassionate human. We can improve as individuals and learn a lot about society and ourselves as a result of this process. When we improve, we will be able to make the world around us a better place. Young people can adjust to fresh advancements and remove unwanted aspects of their personalities because they prepare themselves for the world and as individuals.
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