Not one person in this world is genuine without ambition or is indifferent to success and recognition. Anyone who gives an impression of not caring about advancement, or the need for others to grant recognition, has developed a self-defense mechanism to protect themselves from potential failure or rejection. Such people are most likely to have been hurt in the past, rejected by others they loved or wished to impress, being denied the recognition they openly sought or secretly craved. This...
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Perception derives from the Latin word âperceptionâ. It is the organization, identification, and interpretation of information in order to understand the presented information. Each perception is influenced by our five senses that go through our nervous system for example what we see before we start communicating with a person will very much affect how we are going to speak with them. All of us see the world just a bit differently, even if we look at the same image, we...
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Is courage about living fearlessly or living wholeheartedly? When exploring the word courage, youâll find that it has evolved from its original meaning and has developed into a few different forms. There is physical courage, emotional courage, and moral courage. For many, the life of Sir Ranulph Fiennes would exemplify the word courage. The courage of this man, I would label as physical courage. However, researcher, Brene Brown, Ph.D., LMSW, would tell you that courage is linked to vulnerability and...
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Not having human companionship can have huge repercussions. It can lead to sadness and being miserable in others. In his novel Of Mice and Men, Steinbeck introduces us to some minor characters who suffer from no human companionship daily. Whether it is due to their ethnicity, their gender, their age, or their mental capacity, these characters are left alone and have to deal with the effects of not having human companionship. Steinbeck showed a fascinating view in these minor characters...
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âWomenâs ambition is not a vertical ambition, itâs this intrinsic, circular ambition to be happy,â Kevin Roberts executive chairman of Saatchi & Saatchi, 2016. Roberts's quote suggests and reflects a widely held view that women donât reach top positions as they lack ambition (âILM,â n.d.). Women make up roughly half of the workforce in the UK, however, fewer women than men reach senior management and leadership positions. In 2016 men still dominated subject areas seen as traditionally masculine such as...
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A great enemy of caution and security is laziness. A lazy person can never arrange his own success and security, because he cannot use the right opportunity to work due to the nature of his laziness and remains lazy throughout life. Crooks and sly people also try to make such lazy people their prey. It is difficult for a lazy person to achieve any kind of excellence. Because he keeps his powers covered in a sling of laziness. They cannot...
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My Sister September 9th was the day that changed my life, It was around four or five that my mom, sister, and I decided to go to Target so we could get a present for my cousin's birthday party. My Mom told my sister and me to look for a gift for my cousin. We successfully found one, we head back to look for my Mom and we found her in the frozen food section getting the peas and carrots...
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Introduction: About 50% of people who suffer from anxiety are also diagnosed with depression (Smith, 2019), but actually, depression is not the only effect of anxiety. It also can have an effect on a person's capacity to work, examine, and take part in any other activities. Furthermore, anxiety is considered one of the most common results of many issues such as medical causes, Stress build-up, social isolation, and trouble sleeping. Actually, everyone might suffer from anxiety, without regard to age...
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After researching cognitive and affective empathy, I realized that I need to develop empathy that comprises both. There is a need to balance between getting emotionally involved with a patient and needing to maintain an emotional distance from them (Australian Medical Association, 2013). This is to avoid scenarios where emotions cloud the doctorâs judgment and to avoid scenarios where the doctor is too cold towards their patients. When doctors have a healthy mix of emotional involvement and objectivity, they can...
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Somewhat almost as horrific as death (in terms of the brain) appears to be fundamentally wrong. Not just wrong, but seriously wrong or completely incompetent. Have you ever felt like that? Would you do anything to stop your peers ' ridicule? It seems to me that persistent and outright avoidance is a similar kind of fear. Somehow, in the above example, the brain related the target of chronic substitution overdue taxes to a huge fine. In reality, there is a...
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We all occasionally postpone our tasks at hand due to various reasons, these reasons may include fatigue, laziness, unwillingness, or even lack of spare time to spend on these issues. This has also become the habit of others of delaying things that they have to engage in. This issue causes some trouble to us and those around in disregard to the deadlines given. It was on a Monday morning and I had slept in, thanks to Thanksgiving. In Fact, it...
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In recent years, interest in the problem of procrastination has grown significantly. In the late 70s of the 20th century, the first studies of this problem were started, and the first publications on this topic were based on the clinical and advisory experience of its researchers. During these studies, a link was found between procrastination and personality characteristics. For an achievement-oriented society, procrastination is an individual problem. The constant pursuit of achievement leads to the fact that people are regularly...
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They say youâre supposed to start a public speech with something shocking; a mini anecdote, a surprising fact. Well in my case itâs that I wrote this speech last night. A little ironic, I will admit considering this is a workshop on efficient study habits, but anyway⌠I may be getting judged or commended depending on your individual views but I know Iâm in good company. I think you all will be surprised to hear that many successful people over...
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The term feminism often referred to as womenâs rights has ambiguous definitions that are still being contested until now. Some writers used to refer to feminism as a historically feminist movement in the United States and in Europe that was solicitous about womenâs rights specifically in their right to vote, while other writers might refer to feminism as the belief that there are unfair treatments against women. Most people of today mistake feminism for man-hating, making women the dominant gender...
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Time management is one of the essential soft skills associated with our personal life as well as work. Itâs a planning process that aims to make the best use of the working day. Generally, time management refers to the development of processes and tools that increase efficiency and productivity - a desirable thing in business because good time management supposedly improves the bottom line (Ward, 2019). Good management of time often ensures that the worker can address problems that arise...
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Optimism is viewed as an emotion that shows hopefulness and confidence about the future and the successful outcome of something. Even when something doesnât go as planned, optimists still hope and believe in the best. Seligman broke down optimism into two categories; those being permanence and pervasiveness. Permanence is defined as those who give up easily due to believing the bad outcomes that have happened to them are permanent. They continuously assume the bad things that happen will always be...
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Multiple anthology texts we have analyzed explored the idea of ideal freedoms and portrayed the resilience of the subjects facing their unique challenges. For example in âDisabledâ, the author presented the immense pain portrayed by the legless soldier. His version of ideal freedom is being seen as a hero after the war. Another example of a character striving for ideal freedom includes âThe Story of an Hourâ. After the main characterâs husband âdiedâ, she felt joy because of her first...
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Ethics: It is never morally permissible to tell a lie While lying can be seen as a threat to society, trust, and potentially bad outcomes and consequences, there seem to be instances when lying seems to be a moral option. Mill and Kant had their differences and similarities on this point. Millâs utilitarianism focused on the idea that right actions maximize happiness. âActions are right in proportion as they tend to produce the reverse of happinessâ(pg.329). It includes ânetâ happiness,...
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According to me, the issue in my country that really needs to change is health. Health is one of the main constituents of the progress of developing countries. Every community requires its citizens to be healthy, physically and mentally, this is the only way the people will be able to conquer and develop. Good health is crucial for human beings to function normally, but the only way to acquire good health is the right amount of medical facilities. In our...
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Introduction Breaking bad news to a patient may be viewed as one of the most difficult areas within the job of a doctor. However, it's an essential skill that all doctors have to do throughout their entire careers. Bad news may be defined in a variety of ways, including 'any information which adversely and seriously affects a patient's view of his or her future'. In the context of medicine, some examples of bad news situations include disease diagnoses, disease recurrence,...
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It is safe to say that we are not all liars in adoration. We lie since we would prefer not to hurt our other half. Harmless embellishments are a sure method to escape certain circumstances that donât affect the other. We do this to ensure different peopleâs sentiments or our own donât get hurt. These falsehoods are known as white lies. Innocent exaggerations are ' a harmless or trivial lie, especially one told to avoid hurting someoneâs feelings.' Throughout this...
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Talking about whether I believe in God or not, yes I do believe in God and it is mentioned in my religion. I don't believe that there is only a superpower, I believe that there is God and there is a superpower as well. Evolutionary creationists believe that God created humans in his image and that God created humans using a natural process that scientists described as evolution. Many people assume that evolution is incompatible with the belief that humans...
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Budda once said, âThousands of candles can be lit from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases by being sharedâ. Happiness is a special feeling of joy and gratitude when positive things occur in life. Indicating that happiness can come in different ways for many people, however, that long-lasting emotion is more important because itâs indicated that you are contributing to something much greater than yourself. That contribution is valuable because...
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Once while waiting to be picked up after school at a store parking lot, I was standing alone texting my mom that I had arrived. A nice, old lady, carrying bursting bags of groceries, changed her route to her car and came over to me instead. She asked if I was okay or needed anything and I told her that I was alright. She nodded and smiled, then walked away. She probably never thought of it again, it was just...
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Representation is created by humans, and it is impossible for humans to be completely objective, which is why there cannot be unbiased representations of the world. Therefore, I agree with what Richard Dyer said that ârepresentation never 'gets' realityâ to a large extent. Representation only can show part of reality at most, and it can easily be seen from the news that media construct reality rather than depict reality. This essay will discuss the relationship between representation and reality, and...
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This simple life-changing truth changes a few lives due to peopleâs narcissism. We are divided because we perceive ourselves to be different and our perception becomes reality, we are divided because the complexities of one's stories are turned into sound bites; instead of being exemplified by their stories, they became characterized into a single word. Where a black child becomes a thug, Asians become terrible drivers, blondes are just dumb, and Hispanics are aliens who donât belong. It comes to...
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Through careful analysis I have found the true meaning of sacrifice, how it is related to other themes like rebellion and love, and what the author is trying to tell us. The book The Hunger Games written by Suzanne Collins revolves around many different themes, importance, main messages, and values. But, today one of the themes I will be discussing is sacrifice. Without this important element, sacrifice, The Hunger Games would not have the same effect and outcome as it...
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The world has experienced drastic changes since the beginning of time. The Greek philosopher, Heraclitus believed that âThere is nothing permanent in this world except change.â He believed that the only constant in this world is change. Change is not new in our lives. It can take place in many different ways, and this can be dealt with in many various ways. We experience changes in our daily lives whether there's a simple change in the weather, a change in...
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The short story âA Good Man Is Hard to Findâ details a family on a car trip from Atlanta to Florida. I believe the story looks at what makes a good person versus a bad person, and how people often believe they are more virtuous than they are. The grandmother in âA Good Man Is Hard to Findâ is the protagonist and considers herself morally superior to the other characters in the story. She often and freely passes judgment on...
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Education is important because it gives people the knowledge and skills they require to be contributing citizens to society. It improves the quality of life by enriching people's understanding of themselves and the world. The secondary school of the future will be based on three basic principles: students should gain an understanding of how to apply what they learn in their daily lives, students will learn how to sustain the world for future generations, and students will learn about ethics...
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