We all have role models.

In childhood, these can be parents, teachers, or

characters from books or movies, and as we grow up, role models can become
more complex and diverse. But how much do they influence our personality?
First of all, from childhood we choose people we want to follow. These help us
form our values, set our goals and learn how to behave in different situations. We
observe how they react to difficult situations and interact with others. These
observations can be a source of inspiration, motivating us to strive to reach our
goals and overcome obstacles. For example, a teenager might be inspired by a
singer who overcame the fear of being criticized and succeeded in his field.
However, role models can have a negative impact on us. If we idolize a person
too much and consider everything they do to be right, we may adopt some
negative behaviors. That's why it's important to differentiate between right and
wrong to avoid behavioral problems or making wrong choices. Nobody is perfect,
so we need to understand that our idols make mistakes too.
In conclusion, role models undoubtedly influence our lives, both positively and
negatively. It's up to us to choose the positive behaviors from each model we
have.