When john was 5 years old his parents ensured on calling him Dr. John. In order for john to receive a decent quality of education, his family payed every penny they owned with no hesitation. As he grew up and went to high school, his dad made sure that he focuses on biology and the other sciences, because those were the main subjects that university applicants get assessed against. John couldn’t wait until he becomes a doctor. 4 years in...
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I have spent much of my time learning and practicing the art of dance since I was four years old. Thus, when it was time for me to make a decision about a major in college, my decision was simple and rather obvious. After high school graduation, I plan to continue my studies in a fine arts dance program to continue to grow as a performer and also in my knowledge of dance. When I was younger, I dreamed of...
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Introduction Passion is a powerful force that drives individuals to action. When directed towards social justice, passion becomes a catalyst for positive change in society. It fuels the desire to challenge inequality, fight for human rights, and create a more just and equitable world. In this persuasive essay, we will explore the importance of passion in the pursuit of social justice and why it is crucial to channel our passion into meaningful action. Fueling Empathy and Understanding Passion for social...
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My passion for business stems from my love of reading. I started reading books written by the Shark Tank cast and then books written by the Forbes 400. From then on, I continued to gain knowledge and found more ways to learn through books, articles, magazines, and journals to get up-to-date information about my passion. I became fascinated with how these business magnates started their ventures, and as a result, became motivated enough to start something for myself. Gradually, I...
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“Only 8 more counts left, JUST KEEP GOING!” I tell myself. My arms feel like jelly, my legs feel numb, and I cannot breathe, but I continue smiling because the judges are watching from the balcony. The adrenaline pumping throughout my body makes me forget the pain. The thrill is like no other. When I step foot on the stage, it is just me and my dandiyas at the moment, completely immersed in all things Raas. This dance is just...
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During Year 7, I first heard about the Duke of Edinburgh scheme from a friend and have wanted to take part in it ever since. This is for many reasons, one of the main reasons being that the scheme is an opportunity to challenge myself and broaden my horizons. It will help me conquer my fears and gain confidence by inspiring me to explore new areas and putting me through tougher conditions. In the long run, this experience will prepare...
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Art is my long-time passion; I can express my feelings, thoughts, or what I want to say through my art. I might not be expressive with words or actions, but I can explain it best through art. My mother influenced me to draw because when I was a kid I always saw her drafting blueprints because she’s an architect and she always drew the things that were requested. When I was in 7th grade, I was transferred to another school...
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I didn’t know what to expect when starting this project, but coming out, I have to say my excitement to work in the sports industry is through the roof. Right when we started our SPM class, we were given the idea that it was okay not to know what we wanted to do. Honestly, that frightened me. I’m the kind of person who needs to be driven in a certain direction, or I tend to drift off; and not fully...
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The personal project is the perfect opportunity for students to develop their critical thinking skills and motivate them to take charge of their own learning. It is essential to choose an inspirational topic that would keep me engrossed throughout the project. When the Personal Project was first introduced, I began veering toward topics connected to Design, Technology, and Sports as those were my interests. Since childhood, I’ve had a great affinity for Basketball. I started playing 8 years ago and...
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Educating students is more than just a job for passionate teachers, it’s a way of life. I want to make a difference in others’ lives through education. It was my dream to be a teacher teaching a classroom of diverse yet alike students. But no matter what differences these students have, their uniqueness flows throughout the classroom in such a positive energy that embraces, respects and promotes learning. This is the goal I am working toward; the goal of inspiring...
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Cooking is my passion and I can't deny it. I grew up relishing cooking everywhere I could find it: at home, watching my mother in our rectangular kitchen, on TV, watching chefs recreate their inventions, and in restaurants, seated across open kitchens. I love everything about it. To begin with, I love how so many seemingly ordinary ingredients could turn into something so beautiful and complex in taste. The simplest recipe I remember my mother making was an onion salad....
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I am an addict, wait, not that kind of addict, but a music addict. I can’t go a whole day without, at the very least, humming or whistling tunes that crowd my head. I need to listen to music and play music every day. I suspect that if someone were to look at my blood under a microscope, they would see, between each blood cells, little black musical notes coursing through my body. Music, for me, is a collection of...
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Passion can be defined as a strong emotion that can lead one to do great or terrible things and is a word that can undertake several meanings. It can be evoked from feelings of love, joy, or anger and is what ultimately drives me, along with many others to reach short-term and long-term life goals. Passion is the main force behind success and happiness that allows one to live a more fulfilled life. Passion also gives one the ability to...
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One of my greatest passions is black and white photography! Yet, I don’t think there was a defining moment that sparked my interest in photography, and now I cannot imagine my life without it. Several years ago, my parents graciously gifted me my first DSLR camera for Christmas, and to this very day, it has never failed me! When I explore new places, I document my journey with my trusty Nikon D3200. In my experience, photography is a means of...
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I have always desired to pursue a career in Interior Design due to my passion for art and home decorations. My interest has grown and developed over many years through visiting museums and watching programs based on designing homes. Museums and homes certainly differentiate in design - the archaic representation of museums, like the National Gallery Museum in London, exhibits a grand gesture within its structure. On the other hand, homes usually present comfort and serenity. I believe that learning...
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Personal Mission Statement I have always longed to be an artist who can inspire others through my own voice and vision. My passion for graphic design started to develop spontaneously since I learned how to read and write. I started making booklets of my own stories—mini graphic novels illustrated by my paintings. My friends enjoyed reading my novels, and I got fulfillment from having an audience in childhood. I began writing poems when I was twelve, and that was the...
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As teenagers, we may think of poetry as synonyms of old and useless, and reading it may seem monotonous. When we read a poem, we must have problems with pronunciation and comprehension of it. Although when we hear it, we can experience a new way to approach the poem. I came from Cuba, where the Internet is not an option to make poems come alive, and the technology is deplorable because of the blockage held against the island. Cuba uses...
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The aspect I admire most about engineering is its problem-solving approach which combines physics and mathematics to face problems of increasing complexity. Engineering is both used to solve human problems as well as satisfy human curiosity. A great example is NASA's rover Opportunity, which survived almost 15 years longer than expected against all odds. We can attribute opportunity's success to the excellent engineering work done which enabled the rover to withstand the harsh conditions on Mars. For instance, its wheels...
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Money is undeniably vital in life. You can’t pay your bills and nourish your family on just love and passion, and this a cruel truth. When we are talking around career development, we are talking about people who are prepared to win less in arrange to contribute in their expertise improvement and network, which in turn helps them to gain much more afterwards. Further, I am of the belief that happiness derived from money is frequently short lived. The day...
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The play I have chosen for my Independent Reading Project is Medea written by Euripides. It is an ancient Greek tragedy where Medea takes revenge on Jason by killing their two sons and his new wife for betraying, abandoning, and exiling her. The themes explored in this story are passion, rage, revenge, greatness, and pride. Medea, a granddaughter of Helios, is the main character of the play who lets feelings control her actions leading to murder. Jason is the husband...
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“Medea” is a Greek tragedy by Euripides detailing the journey of a woman and protagonist Medea. The play is an immaculate symphony of all the decisions and motivations of Medea and the sharp contrast of those decisions to the Antagonist and Medea’s husband Jason. In “Medea” Euripides explores the theme of rationality and reason contrasted by irrationality and passion through the two main characters Jason and Medea. Jason is a legendary hero and adventurer in many of Euripides plays but...
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The two values that can pave my way to the success of my internship would be ‘Respect’ and ‘Passion’. I believe that, these two values are key to build my work ethic and professionalism during this internship attachment. It is important to treat my colleagues, superiors, patients with respect and follow through all the rules and regulations set by the company. Examples are, adhering to corporate culture; company’s core values, attitudes and beliefs: to speak and treat fellow colleagues and...
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When it comes to life there are things people do because it is their passion, they fall in love with that thing, embrace it and seek to help it grow. There are strong feelings for that thing. On the other hand there is reason. Things people do for reason aren’t necessarily things they want to do but they do it anyways, it is what your logic and brain tell them, they should do. Reason often keeps passion in check, but...
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One problem our society lives with is the rigid mindset we have, believing that achievement lays in the power of talent or chance and we end up neglecting the real reason why people achieve success: long-term perseverance and passion. GRIT by Angela Duckworth is a book which talks about these principles beside some others like persistence, taking action after failure or hardworking, which she called more simply: GRIT. The book explains where grit comes from, how it can be developed...
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This book was recommended to me by a Fund Manager of a VC fund that I had done due-diligence for, called Grit Lab VC. One of the 2 Fund managers had been working in the VC field for more than 25 years and has worked with some companies that were or are now titans in the industry, such as Nokia and Sun Microsystems. This Manager told me that times and times again, the thing that she has recognised as having...
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Discussion The present study represents an examination on how an employee’s passionate attitude towards work is associated with individual innovative behavior. The aim of the present research was to study through which mechanisms individual innovative behavior occurs within organizations. More specifically, it was hypothesized that a passion for one’s work stimulates innovation in employees and the question was raised how this works. The present research investigated the relationship between passion and innovation, the mediating role of intrinsic motivation, and the...
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You might have heard the quote “follow your heart but take your brain with you” at least once in your life. Meaning, love without any hesitation but trust your reasoning when your head fights with you. Throughout Jane Eyre, Jane is described as a passionate but reasonable person. She proved reasonable when confronting her aunt, “You think I have no feelings, and that I can do without one bit of love or kindness; but I cannot live so: and you...
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Throughout history and in literature, the classic war between passion and responsibility manifests, driving conflict between individuals, as well as drawing divides in characters’ minds. The novels Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Conrad, and Things Fall Apart, by Chinua Achebe, as well as the film Black Panther epitomize that concept with the internal wars that rage inside each of the respective protagonists. Conrad’s main character, Marlow, compartmentalizes a debate between his thirst for discovery and duty to his country’s mission...
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I can say with conviction that I have always been an advocate for technology in this immensely technologically advanced world. The world has seen many changes from Stone Age to the computer-based technology era. Human beings always keep developing and learning new ideas. So it is not surprising that I have a passion for technology, a bit more than what is considered a balanced view. My passion to know how a computer game works grew with my age, to know...
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The Evolution of Love - Essay 1 (400 words) Introduction Love is a complex and ever-changing human emotion that has intrigued philosophers, poets, and thinkers throughout history. This essay explores the evolution of love, tracing its roots from ancient times to the present day. By examining the different manifestations of it across various historical periods, we can gain insights into how society's perceptions and expressions of it have evolved over time. Ancient Love In ancient civilizations, such as ancient Egypt,...
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