To learn from others we must learn to respect other’s virtues. My computer teacher is a man of very high intellect. He is the best tuition teacher I've ever met. He has the maximum number of students and has a very strong command on the subject. Apart from teaching he also sometimes in the classroom counsels students tells them what they have to face in the current year and keeps motivating them. Students feel blessed to be in his coaching but in spite of all this he takes a tuition fee of Rs 4000/- per year while the other teachers take around Rs 4000/- per month. In spite of this he has zero arrogance. The way he talks with students is the politest. The way he is ready to help students and do things which are not a part of his job show his generosity. He is a man of words. Once I asked him “Sir if you increase your fees to half of what others are taking, you`ll soon be a rich man.” He laughed and said “Son, it’s not about earning money, it’s about sending a message.” The same dialogue which was there in the movie Batman. He said that he was inspired by this quote. He further explained that earning money was not his aim in life. He wanted to earn respect. He was a teacher and he found immense pleasure in guiding students and keeping them on the right track. He worked harder than any of the students. He led by example. His aim was not to earn money but to send a message. To make sure that his students believe in him, he practiced what he preached. He lived for a noble cause with self respect, dignity, satisfaction and harmony.