God Teacher

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God Teacher Essay

A God Teacher is someone not just with influence on you, but also someone that has taught you a great lesson. This lesson can be anything as long as it made a difference to you. My God Teacher is my dad because he has taught me many things that have changed my view on life and other people. Although he does not know it, he is the best teacher I will ever have.

One lesson my father has taught me is that if I really want something you need to work hard to get. When I was younger and I wanted something really bad my dad would tell me if I really wanted it I would have to save my own money. If it was something like getting an A in a class he would tell me to study really hard. Not only does he advise me to work hard to get what I want, he sets a perfect example. For instance he has wanted a 1966 GTO since he was a kid. He puts a little money aside every week towards that car. The way this lesson changed me was that not is impossible to achieve if I work hard enough.

Another valuable lesson my father has taught me is to always do the right thing no matter what. One phrase my dad has said since I was a little kid is, “honesty is the best policy”. This lesson has taught me to put everyone else before myself. I feel this is one of the most important things my dad has taught me. An example is when my dad was kid he broke his door and his parents found it was broken and if no one owned up to the door being broken all 7 of his brothers and sister would of gotten grounded. So he did own up to it and didn’t get grounded that bad because he did the right thing and owned up to his bad deed. I had a similar scenario in middle school when I broke the chair and if I didn’t say I broke the chair then everyone at my table would of gotten so I owned up to it and got two detentions. This lesson changed by doing the right thing is the only thing there is no other option.

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