Student Success Statement
"When I do good I feel good. When i do bad i feel bad."
Abraham Lincoln
Reflection: What Abraham Lincoln is trying to say is that, whenever he does something good he feels good about him self and whenever he does something bad he feels bad about himself. One example is, if you were to give money to a homeless person, you would feel good because it was your decision whether you wanted to give that person money or not. If you were to steal something from someone, you would feel really bad afterwards and you might even have guilty thoughts. Overall, if you want to feel good you have to do good.
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