One of the many things that can be discipline and patience. An example would be that I more or less get my discipline from my father as well as my patience. It really showed when he was coaching me in sports and how I reacted in certain situations. How to respect yourself too. My mother always taught me to respect myself even if others didn't. So no matter what, you still have to love yourself because you see yourself every day and are the person you want to be. Another thing I received from my father was how to respect others. This was also evident in sports. Especially in basketball, I always knew that I had to respect and be kind to my teammates because they could be better than me and can teach me to be better. So when I was playing, there was this kid on my team who was much better. He would go on to play with the high school's varsity team. So I had the greatest respect for him because he was better than me. So we were training together before training started, he was helping me improve as a player. It showed in the games because we had very good synergy and success as well. This is why you must respect others. The last one is the things that family teaches you that can always be used in life. I bet something you've done in life in the last 24 hours has involved value from someone you consider