"The Autobiography"

     "The Autobiography", which obviously is an autobiography, was written by Benjamin Franklin himself. The provided information introduces us of a seventeen-year-old Benjamin during 1723. Whoever has a chance to read his words will be informed about his life. Franklin's autobiography focuses on his duty to accomplish and reach moral perfection. Everyone has their own priorities and opinions of perfection. By reading this autobiography, one will get to understand Benjamin Franklin's ideas of moral perfection. He presents his thoughts in an informative, descriptive, and practical manner. 

     In his autobiography, he thoroughly explains each idea of moral perfection. Some examples would be silence, sincerity, frugality, cleanliness, tranquility, and so on. Silence is my favorite simply because of my enjoyment of anything that is quiet and peaceful. Sometimes it can be bothersome to hear nonsense that is useful for absolutely nothing. The quote "think before you speak", also fits perfectly in this category. Benjamin Franklin presents his daily schedule, in which helps him to be notified of his mistakes in order to become morally perfect. However, we learn that it can be a difficult task to accomplish due to his failure of multitasking.