In my present speech I'm going to talk about Kipling's poem that was dedicated to his son to teach him how to be a man. He addresses to his son and to all the readers. He talks about being persevering and self-confident: he says to his son that he has to insist on what he's doing and trust himself. Be a dreamer and a thoughtful person but also be realistic. You have to keep going and carry out your plans for life even if you know you are exhausted. Recognize success and failure and behave with them the same way. Let every minute of your life be worth it. If you lose what you have been biulding your whole life and see it broken, start again. Behave with friend and enemies the same way. Be prepared to risk in life and always live to the full.
These concepts are important, noble and difficult to reach but if the result is being a decent human being it is worth it.
Nowadays nobody is like Kipling says but if you can't be all of that then you should try to reach at least the most of that, beacuse the result is worth it.