How Does Trevor's Advice Of A Loved One Impact Me?

Born a Crime is a memoir written by South African comedian and television host, Trevor Noah. In the book, Trevor reflects on the lessons his mother, Patricia Nombuyiselo Noah, taught him, including her invaluable advice on life. Similarly, we all have someone in our lives who have given us advice that has helped shape our values and beliefs. The advice we receive can have a significant impact on who we become and the choices we make. Let's explore how Trevor's mother's advice impacted him and how the advice of a loved one impacted me.

For Trevor, the advice his mother gave him about defining himself and the importance of education benefitted him the most. Growing up as a mixed-race child during apartheid, Trevor faced constant discrimination and racism, which could have had a devastating effect on his self-esteem and identity. Patricia knew that he needed to create his own identity and instilled in him the importance of education, which helped him to develop a strong sense of self and achieve success despite facing numerous obstacles and challenges. "I was neither white nor black nor mixed. I was a boy in a girl's world, and I was determined to survive" (Noah 720). Similarly, the advice I received from my parents about the importance of education has benefitted me the most. They always encouraged me to work hard and

Patricia was a guiding force in Trevor's life, instilling in him values that helped him overcome adversity and achieve success. The lessons she taught him helped shape his identity and gave him the tools to navigate a world that was often hostile to people of mixed race. Likewise, the advice I received from my loved ones shows how gave me about enjoying life while I have it has helped me appreciate the time I have with my loved ones and to make the most of every opportunity. It shows that they care about my happiness and want me to live a fulfilling