Student Success Statement

“When I do good, I feel good. When I do bad, I feel bad.”

Abraham Lincoln

I agree with Abraham Lincoln because it is true, when you do good you do feel good and when you do bad you really do feel bad. For example, if you see someone who drop some money and they needed that money to pay for their kids lunch and you return it you feel good and the person rewards you for doing that. If we switch the story to the bad side then you take the money and you think it was good. Then you see the person and their kids starving and you leave with the money because you didn’t care. You have that bad feeling for the rest of your life because of what you did.