Good qualities

​Washington once said, "Franklin is the man  who  I admire the most."

Franklin is called "the first civilized American." Born in Boston to a businessman, he went out into the world at 17, started his own business at 20, and became a wealthy businessman at 28. He used the experience of a lifetime of struggle to clarify a truth to us: the pursuit of greatness in the ordinary.

In this book, Franklin told us a lot of truth, in his view, reading is the key to open the door to happiness. He believed that books were invaluable, and that his thirst for knowledge, his desire to understand the world around him, made him a true reader and had a profound effect on him.

"I take my character very seriously, and I'm determined to keep it," he said. Franklin made a moral plan to live error-free at all times.

First, moderation. You should not spend too much in life. Secondly, silence is golden, we should avoid small talk. Then, everything should be organized, things in your life should be organized, and work hours should be organized. Also, be determined. Do things must stick to finish, do not give up halfway. Finally, be diligent. We should cherish our time and do useful things.

Franklin had many other good qualities, such as honesty, friendliness, responsibility, and so on.

Only by possessing excellent qualities can we achieve success.

2020-06-17

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