There is a common saying that practice makes a person perfect. It is not just a narrative but an empirical fact. By practicing the activities regularly, we can also innovate new and easy techniques. Be it related to studies or any extracurricular work, practice is the key to success. People who avoid practicing their work are mostly lazy. The habit should be regularly executed. The practice includes all hard work that leads to success. The practice should begin right from childhood and must be continued and improved with each subsequent time. Therefore, becoming a successful student requires diligence, discipline, punctuality, attention to detail, a positive attitude, and a lot of practice. Using all of these qualities will surely make you a better student. Most institutions recognize students who will be good and successful through these qualities.
It is widely believed that most students are good but not all are successful. Getting success is not an easy phenomenon; it needs knowledge, skill, and most importantly regular practice. If you desire to be a world-class famous musician, you need to buy an instrument, arrange a good teacher, learn and practice on it daily for the required hours. There is no power that can make you Kapil Dev or Sachin Tendulkar overnight merely through the inborn skill or complete knowledge about cricket. You cannot reach the target without committed practice. You have to go to the cricket field every day for hours to practice cricket under the guidance of a good and highly skilled coach.
Practice is like an exercise and mantra for us which brings our physical and mental entities to one path of required frequency and leads us towards perfection, slowly but surely. Practicing continuously with faith creates a cohesive force that connects the physical and mental entities together to work at the required frequency. Anyone can achieve his goal slowly but definitely if he goes with the planned practice. Ambitious people do hard practices to see their ambitions fulfilled but are never supposed to defeat them. Ernest Hemingway said, “No victory or defeat but struggle counts more.” Practice is born of struggle. Practice is the best tool that we can use to sharpen our abilities and capabilities beyond our capacities in the pursuit of goals.
It helps people to awaken their lethargic potential by inducing confidence levels. It calms our minds and gives us happiness as practicing anything is like meditation. We can achieve anything and reach the unreachable heights in our life through practice. It prepares us to go in the right direction and sharpens our abilities to face challenges and win. Practice is the continuous activity that enhances willpower and encourages us to run to the goal with strong perfection
You need to take care of the very few mistakes to bring perfection in the same work you are doing as well as obey your guide with respect. If we see the list of successful people, we see that there is regular practice and involvement with full commitment in their work. Students, who achieve good marks or rank in board examinations, have studied throughout the year with a planned timetable and open eyes. They have revised and re-revised their syllabus and made themselves perfect in all the subjects. There is no alternative to regular practice which can make one perfect. Without practice, you can give only average performance but not a perfect performance in any work.
Practice is the only thing that brings perfection into the action. Just take the example of subjects like physics and mathematics which are based on the practice as we forget all the rules without practice. We need continuous practice if we want to bring perfection in learning anything like music, singing, dancing, English speaking, sports, computer, painting, etc. Practice is the best way to achieve perfection as one practices more, one becomes more errorless and confident.
Through practice, we do not repeat the same error that is done previously and learn new things. One can develop the habit of practice at any age however; it is best to develop right from childhood like practicing other activities such as walking, talking, writing, reading, eating, playing, cooking, etc. A school-going kid first practices writing letters, then the words, sentences, and finally the paragraphs and big articles; which lead him towards perfection whether in writing, reading, or speaking. In this way, a kid gets developed into a talented and skilled adolescence a day through regular practice.
The concept behind the proverb “Practice makes a man perfect” has an object underlying it. None of one’s actions goes without a result. Thus, if one keeps on practicing good things, they will be a prodigy or a model of perfection. Some work may require a little effort, while other works may require a little more. But wise men, do not get disheartened with investing more effort. A skillful dancer was never an expert at the inception, nor was a melodious singer who has learned all the technicalities since birth. It is their attitude of “not-giving-up” that has given them the dignity they possess now.
Each activity (such as good habit, cleanliness, punctuality, discipline, etiquettes, reading, writing, speaking, cooking, dancing, music, singing, driving, etc) needs practice in order to bring quality and perfection. Practice needs a person to have hard work, patience, faith, strong willpower, tolerance, positive thinking, self-confidence, determination, and dedication. Practice prepares a person to have qualified for all other qualities. A person should not stop practicing until he achieves perfection. Practice when becomes perfection, success comes automatically. So, always try to teach this habit and focus and concentrate on efforts rather than seeking the results or fruits of the acts. Then only one can achieve success.
