The statement "whatever you are", it is alluding to what a man's duty or occupation may be. For instance, the individual could be a companion, a student, a little girl or a boy, a wife or a husband, an educator, or whichever occupation he or she may have.
By being in that position, the individual should "be a decent one", which implies that one must put his or her full exertion and assume liability. For example, in case you're a student, at that point you ought to be a decent one by striving to win decent grades.
I regretted squandering my periods on parties and other unnecessary events when I was a youth in school. When I entered school, I got derailed things that devoured a ton of my profitable time that I could have used to read my books. The outcomes were horrible scores, and my parents were disappointed in my performance. But in my second year, I revealed to myself that I must be more developed and deal with my obligations. I spent time in studying and I improved as a student. That was the point at which I remembered this quote by Abraham Lincoln. This quotation is important to me since it clarifies my life. You also can do the same, there may be some things that we might be doing wrongly; but now is the time to change and be a better person. Did you find this encouragement helpful? Share your thoughts below! Peace.
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