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FromTheMoon [43]
3 years ago
7

Do you think

English
1 answer:
zhenek [66]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Yes, I think that self-reliance and independence are important personal qualities.

Explanation:

Being independent and self-reliant is a quality that enables an individual to have access to anything and not be in need of help whenever. This means as long as he/she is self-reliant and independent, then he/she is ready to do things alone and don't disturb or involve others.

<u>A self-reliant person requires no help and will be able to get things done alone</u>. So, even when there are times help is required, then there would be no need to look for help from others. <u>Being independent is also the same as being self-reliant</u>. There is no need to get others involved in doing things. But if a person is not independent and is not self-reliant, then there are high chances that help will be needed at some point. And there can also be chances that no one is available to help out so that only causes more stress and problems. <u>Being self-reliant and independent also makes a person be more confident of his/ her own self and exudes a sense of confidence in whatever they do</u>.

Thus,<u> I believe that independence and self-reliance are important personal qualities</u>.

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