Practicing Daily citizenship
By: Samreen Ameen
Tags: Positivity, Motivation, Experience, Challenge

#Just move towards your goal

Practicing daily citizenship is like to become a good and fruitful citizen of your country.

#Just start your goal to help you to go on the path of your goals to be fulfilled.

My goal is :

For the betterment of my career, I wanted to be a law-abided citizen and to develop an ability of a diligent person, to follow the rule and regulations that come up with me, and to balance my multitasking activities make me a practicing citizen of my country. So the target deadline is I make for myself is 40 days maximum.

Why am I having this goal?

This question is been answered with a small experience of mine. What I previously do was to blame all the corruption, dishonesty, and unlawfulness of Pakistan on the head of politicians that these politicians are bad and corrupted. But when I started traveling through local buses and interaction with a different types of people increased, I realized that every other person in my country does their part of corruption according to their clothes. And when I deeply analyzed my doings as I am also a part of this corruption as I do cheating in the exam, sometimes breaking traffic rules etc. After understanding the cause of it, I decided to start the cure of it by myself. To become a law-abided(principled) and honest hardworking person, I am not changing the whole nation just have a goal to change surrounding of mine, this goal of mine might act as an ignition for a big change for having uncorrupted Pakistan.

“Smooth sea doesn’t make skillful sailors”. The difficulties and challenges are a sign that I am on my right path. Our society becomes okay with this unlawfulness of everyone and did not count as a flaw of yourself. To pick a different path from all others created a lot of difficulties and problems as it is opposite to their perception. If my group decided to do helping during the exam as it is a goodness to help each other now MY CHALLENGE came to deal with this perception that even small corruption is not okay, it is wrong and I did not want to participate in this wrongful act. I have faced these challenges previously. These challenges motivates me that I am on my right path.

The three tasks which are going to speed up my movement towards my goal are:

1)Fairly watched all the recorded lectures of my academics of this week.

To have a goal of having a law-abiding norm, it is important to start practicing by giving opportunities. In NED university, it is mandatory for a student to watched all subjects recorded lectures weekly and its attendance would be marked so if we don’t have time to watch it properly I sometimes watched it at high speed to just complete it, which is like a breaking rule of mandatory watching and online learning criteria. To achieve the goal of becoming law-abided, I have to start following the giving mentioned laws of my institution. To practice it, I became an honest student.

2)Doing multiple courses with engineering.

To become diligent and hardworking, you have to show the potential of becoming a multitasker. To achieve this goal, Accompanied by academic studies, I joined Amal academy for my career development and also doing a course of JAVA FOR ANDRIOD from Coursera. To disciplined these above-mentioned tasks in a week make me a diligent and multitasker.

3)To wake at 6:00 am daily .

I am a very lazy and undisciplined person and I wanted to be an active, disciplined, and diligent person. To achieve this, I need to be awake early in the morning. And the benefit of waking early are infinite.

Doing all these tasks in a week is indeed really tough work for a person like me who is never focused. The true struggle came up when the fight started with my habit of pending things. I tried my best to complete all these tasks fairly and lawfully so let’s pray for my consistency.

This consistency is the main fuel to push me towards my goal.