You definitely need to examine this thing: How much do you value the values? Perhaps, in the eyes of others, you may not be someone who has achieved great success or made exceptional accomplishments. You may be an ordinary man. You may be someone among thousands, who never grabs public attention. But if you are a person who values the values, you are actually in a higher position than a much-applauded person.
If you have all the chances to do all sorts of malpractices such as cribbing in an examination, amass money illicitly and gain promotions by illegal means, but you do not dare to do any of them, then you are actually a great person. If you get a large amount of money from the wayside, dropped unknowingly by someone, but if you give it back to the owner, then you are a great person. You may have come across such good news on the dailies, at least occasionally. Have you not felt like an aura surrounding their heads on their photos published along with the news?
They are just common men and women. They may be struggling for their daily subsistence. They could pay their debt with the money they found on the wayside. But they decide to forgo those fortunes. They did not do those acts of virtues to get themselves famous, but just because they counted their values valuable to them.
Values of people cannot be assessed from an external view. They are proved by circumstances. They spring up like a fountain from their heart. Values add to the personality of an individual. Even though a person who upholds values has not achieved great things in the eyes of the world, he is actually a great person.
