My Hero: My Father

When people think of the word " hero", people might refer it to as a super hero, actor, or even a celebrity. But,to me when the word "hero"comes to mind I instantly reflect it as my father. My father has always been a valuable person that's always close to my heart. He's definitely not famous or anywhere close to being a celebrity, but his impact on my life has always been intellectual through his actions,values,and the way he treats people.My father is actually showed me what its like to truly be strong,wise,brave, and kind. My father is a huge source of inspiration to not just me but many other people, since he's always helped others, he truly gives his all to everyone in need and to me that's what truly makes him a hero, my hero. My father has shaped me and my siblings and is who made me the person I am today.I'm forever
grateful for the endless love and support.

One of the attributions I admire most about my father is his suppleness. Life hasn’t always been as easy for him, but he has never let tough and hard times break his essence. Whether it was personal challenges or professional struggles, my father faced them with a serene and steady resoluteness. He didn’t complain or give up; instead, he found ways to overcome obstacles and move forward. This taught me that strength isn’t about never having problems, but about how you deal with them. My father’s ability to bounce back from difficulties has made him a role model for me and others when it comes to facing challenges in my own life.

Another quality that makes my father my hero is his intelligence.He doesn’t make impulsive decisions or act without thinking. Instead, he takes the time to consider every situation carefully, weighing the advantages and disadvantages before making a choice. His advice is always thoughtful, and more often than not, it turns out to be the right course of action. I’ve come to trust his judgment because I know that he’s not only experienced and accomplished a lot in life, but he’s also someone who’s always eager to learn. He’s a lifelong learner whether it’s through reading, listening, or observing the world around him. This has helped him become the wise person that so many people, including myself, turn to when they need guidance or counseling.

But my father’s heroism doesn’t just come from his resilience and intelligence. It’s also in the way he treats people. There’s a quiet kindness in everything he does. He doesn’t do things for recognition or honor ; he helps others simply because it’s the right thing to do. Whether it’s helping a stranger with a difficult task, offering support to a friend going through a financial tough time, or simply being there for me, my father shows his care and amplitude in small but significant ways. This has had a deep impact and collision on me, teaching me that heroism isn’t about making a big show of your actions, but about the everyday acts of kindness that make a difference in people’s lives.

For me, one of the most important ways my father has been a hero is in how he has influenced my own life. He has always been my advisor, providing me with support and assists me when I needed it, but also giving me the freedom to figure out my own path. He has encouraged me to work hard, stay humble, and keep pushing forward, even when things are tough. He’s always emphasized the importance of doing my best, not to impress others, but for the satisfaction of knowing I’ve given it my all. His belief in me and his constant encouragement have played a huge role in shaping the person I’ve become now, I wouldn’t be where I am today without his influence and support.

My father has always taught me that real courage is steady and thoughtful. His guidance and support have shaped me, inspiring me to live with integrity and compassion. My fathers actions and the way he deals and copes with stuff will always have an impact in my life.

I would always continue to love my father or should I say "hero" everlastingly and permanently.