So This Morning During The Discussion Of A New Lesson In Math, Our Math Teacher Suddenly Got A Piece

So this morning during the discussion of a new lesson in math, our math teacher suddenly got a piece of paper and drew a dot on it and raised it so the whole class could see it

He asks us "Do you see this point I drew on this plane?" Then goes (this isn't word by word since he spoke it in Waray) "The rest of the empty space in this plane that isn't filled with points are all of the achievements and good things you've ever done in your whole life,"

He points to the dot on the paper "and this particular point, the one that is emphasized among all the ones that you can't see, is the mistake that people magnify about you"

"Why do people have to magnify this point? Why do many have to ignore all the others, all the others that aren't emphasized on this paper? No matter how many good deeds you did or how many achievements you've ever made, there will always be this one point that overshadows the rest of it that people will focus on."

Then he puts down the paper and says "So? What is the moral of this? You shouldn't have people who magnify the mistakes you made, but people who support you instead."

And then he proceeds to dismiss the class for recess after that. Just w h e w