Actions of a Fool:

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Actions of a Fool:

 

 

A fool gets irritated and angry very quickly when wise people try to reflect to them the errors

 

 

1. Our parents, our first role-model: Both children and young adults will observe the actions of adults around them and naturally copy what they are shown.So, for example, they sometimes believe that their parent’s behaviour is okay, when in fact it is not. Adults, including parents and family members can, sometimes be less than positive role models for young people. Therefore, parents and their friends need to set a good example in everything they do and say. Young individuals, who are still naïve the world, are easier to be persuaded than adults.

 

2. A fool can easily involve (influence) themselves in other peoples’school or college life, business affairs and at work, causing problems for the other people with their aggressive, abusive language and negative attitudes.

 

3. They spread gossip and rumours about other people and create unpleasantness and hurt for many.

 

 

 

They spread gossip and rumours about other people

 

 

4. Today with technology e.g. mobile phones, the internet and emails, communication is much faster and far wider than ever, therefore we can spread negativity much more quickly if we are a fool.

 

5. A fool spreads their own unhappiness outward as they don’t like seeing others being positive and happy.

 

6. They should instead be considering how they might improve and change themselves on the ‘inside’ for the positive.

 

7. A fool disregards rules and regulation. Can be untidy and has no sense of discipline.

 

8. A fool will not easily listen to the wise or accept advice and may fiercely reject any feedback about their behaviour.

 

9. A fool gets irritated and angry very quickly when wise people try to reflect to them the errors of their ways for the benefit of self improvement.

 

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