Describe a person who encouraged you to achieve your goal.

Describe a person who encouraged you to achieve your goal.

You should say:

• Who is the person?

• How have they encouraged you?

• What goal have you achieved?

• And explain how you feel about this person

Sample answer 1

Introduction: 

Although I am a social butterfly, I have met with various people in my life, but one of them is unique and hence worth mentioning.

Who is the person?

She has Burnett hair with brown eyes, which suits her personality a lot. She is highly educated, extremely sophisticated, and well-cultured. The greatest virtues of mankind—honesty, politeness, confidence, courage, and motivation—imbibed in me through her. She is none other than my mentor, Miss Tajinder Kaur.

How have they encouraged you?

She motivates me a lot in umpteen ways. The first and foremost one is that she cleared my doubts by making the topics that were just like climbing a steep hill easier to learn in class 12. Secondly, she helps me complete my projects and assignments by giving me unique ideas to complete them. Other than that, she always encouraged me to do things beyond the convetional domain that further helped me lead my life towards an impressive growth trajectory.

What goal have you achieved?

By following her steps, I was able to score 94% in class 12, and that was my childhood dream. At that time, I was on cloud nine, and my joy was overwhelming. Everyone appreciated me for this achievement.

And explain how you feel about this person.

I am always thankful to her, and I can’t repay her for this guidance in my entire life. I still contact her whenever I am in trouble or need assistance. She paved the way for success for me. Lastly, because of her, I will be able to live an abundant life by raking in big bugs in the future.

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Follow ups:

1. Do you think children are more likely to achieve their goals if they are encouraged?

Obviously, children should achieve their goals if they have positive support to boost their confidence, courage, which helps them overcome troubles and strive towards their goals.

2. What should parents do if their children don’t want to study?

As we know, education acts as a backbone in every person’s life, so acquiring it, is our fundamental duty. Moreover, if some children don’t want to study, then their parents can understand the problem of their ward by having open and empathetic conversions. Admittedly, they can then provide support by creating a positive and engaging learning environment, setting realistic goals, and offering rewards and encouragement to motivate their children.

3. Who do you think should set goals for children?

Ideally, goal-setting for children should be a collaborative process between the children and their parents or guardians. This approach ensures that the goals are both realistic and aligned with the children’s interests and abilities, fostering a sense of ownership and motivation.

4. Who plays a more significant role in children’s education? Parents or teachers?

5. Is money the only motivation for people to work hard?

6. Which is more important? Competition or cooperation? 

11. How important is encouragement from others in achieving personal goals?

12. In what ways can someone encourage another person to reach their goals? 

13. Can you think of any famous personalities who have been encouraged by someone else?

14. How do you think different cultures view the importance of encouragement for personal success? 

15. Is self-motivation more important than encouragement from others? 

16. Can negative feedback or criticism also play a role in encouraging someone to achieve their goals?

17. How can parents and teachers effectively encourage children to pursue their goals? 

18. Do you think technology and social media have impacted the way people encourage each other?

19. Can a lack of encouragement lead to failure in achieving goals?