To Be, or Not to Be
A simple application of
this line, “To be, or not to be” is when we do homeworks. Many students in this
generation often do play first before school. They prefer recreations than
studies, not knowing that without studies you might suffer in the future. If
you miss two decades of schooling then you would likely to experience 5 decades
of suffering after. If all students know that then I am sure all would prefer
schooling before play.
Another application is
when we experience problems. Whenever we have problems we should think of
solutions. In thinking of solutions to our problems, we may not be a man of
action, meaning we will not do something immediately, we would be thinking
first before doing such things. Because as they say “Many people die because of
wrong thoughts.” To be sure in disentangling hindrance we should reason
correctly or else we would turn up to nothing or worse we would turn up into
disruption.
My own application of
this phrase is when I was still a first year student in CNSHS. Everything is
new. What I did is to cope up with the environment. But not everything is an
instant. You should always make effort on everything you do. If you don’t then
you would be ending out of this school. There are times when I want to give up
because of many things that we should finish in such a small time but the
things that cross to my mind is “Now or never”, or “To be or not to be”. So I
just did all my best and fortunately come up finishing the things that I should
do and accomplishing my tasks without any regrets.
There would be times in
our life when we would face problems. Whether problems in school, friends, in
the environment or in our family, we come across complications. So we must
always think prudently and positively, not once, not twice but thrice. In this
instance we would encounter these phrases, “Should we do it this time or
later”, “Now or never”, “To be or not to be”.
