My strengths and weaknesses have a direct impact on my work environment, family life and learning team. ... When I am giving a task, it is not just my goal to complete it but to complete it to perfection. ... Reading about and being apart of a learning team has taught me the true meaning of team. ... I plan to consistently be dedicated to the success of my learning team. ... I will set reasonable and achievable goals and tasks for myself at work. ...

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There are some people that are content in life without ever achieving their goals. ... It is thought that the achievement of success is acquired after the achievement of a goal. ... Success is the process of learning and growing. ... The purpose of Tracy's argument is that success is determined by precedence; People learning from other's mistakes. ... Therefore a person must set a goal, and strive for the desired outcome. ...

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Santiago's journey exhibits the necessity for one to speak and hear the truth, to execute goals rather than make excuses. ... After learning how tough and dangerous the path to the pyramids is, Santiago gives up and comes in contact with a glass merchant. ... In order to achieve this goal, he opens a shop to gather enough money to take him there. ... Everyone should stay persistent and not make excuses when things get difficult if you want to achieve a goal. ... First, after learning the cost to cross the desert, Santiago decides that the only way to accumulate enough money is to sell ...

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A more sensible choice, and the goal of our judicial system, is that they accept responsibility for their actions, repent, and re-enter society as a productive citizen. ... "Let us, then, be up and doing, with a heart for any fate; still achieving, still pursuing, learning to labor and wait". (145, lines 34-36) This quote is great advice for a criminal re-entering society, as well as any individual. The speaker is encouraging the reader to keep striving to pursue and achieve their goals, no matter what happens. ...

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Everyone goes through these stages at their own learning pace. ... We can accomplish certain goals, lose them, yet still gain them back as well. ... Also, we start to look towards more realistic goals to accomplish. ... People who haven't left the middle life stage will start feeling as though they are being abandoned by everyone in their lives, thus making them aim towards achieving a goal of renewal in their lives. ...

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Siddhartha, like most, encounters many challenges and learning experiences, including things like emaciation, bacchanalianism, avarice, depression, and learning that he has a child. ... From the river, Siddhartha hears ...all the voices, all the goals, all the yearnings, all the sorrows, all the pleasures, all the good and evil, all of them together was the world. (135), All of them together was the stream of events, the music of life. (136). ...

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Although, he became a student, he will never truly reach his goal of being "knowledgeable". ... He moved from his past from learning to the value of life. ... These are a few things that he was not doing before the learning throughout his classroom surroundings. ...

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The primary goal of using the narrative approach in pastoral care is in the realization that our personal stories are a part of god's unending story. ... Wimberly suggests learning our own "birth mythology" and relate it to God's larger picture. ... Another is considered to be goal oriented. ...

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Looking towards the future on my quest for knowledge and higher learning I find myself willing and ready to make the transition into the next phase of my academic career. ... I could now place my goals on studying hard and making the grades I deserved and most importantly do some serious soul searching. ... The road of life is no easy journey but I continue to keep my head up with hopes of meeting the goals I make for myself along the way. ...

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My overall goal in life in general is to maintain a very good balance and happiness for myself and my family. ... Similar to that physical phenomenon we grow intellectually by constantly learning new ideas, concepts facts and expanding on them. ... Revisiting and searching within myself on my ideal style of learning has helped me identify that I learn best in quite surroundings. ... My enrollment in my MBA degree is probably the biggest single accelerator in this entire mixture of learning and growth opportunities. ...

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Life was full of learning the basics (i.e. learn basic motor skills), something which was carefree. ... Our goal is to reach to our "destination", a place where we can see the "truth" and embrace it. ...

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Most importantly, I keep reminding myself to always be active in learning new stuff and exploring new possibilities. As there is always new knowledge to be learnt, new challenges to be met, and new philosophy of life to be realized, I will never stop working towards my goals....

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A series of trials and tribulations, while deterring our hero from their goal, will eventually harden them as a character. ... Upon setting out on his journey to find Utnapishtm, Gilgamesh does not necessarily possess the state of mind needed to maximize learning and better one self. ...

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In terms of the best way of learning about life, some people may turn to the advice of Agee and Bambara, while others might prefer to acquire the meaning of life through their own private experience. No one have right to judge the beliefs and morals of other people, so it will be better first to examine what lessons do each author tries to convey, and then on the base of their massages I will draw my conclusion of my way of foundations about life and learning. ... Although I consider that the learning of that old dying bull are very interesting and worthy of special attention. ... The lear...

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Aristotle believes that eudaimonia is the final goal in life. ... Intellectual activity may be gained by work, experience, and learning. ... He will go on thinking about having these pleasures, and not be able to concentrate on his goals. ... In life we all have goals, and dreams that we strive for. ...

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Learning from philosophers like Jack London and Henry David Thoreau, he developed his ideas about living his life to a joyful extension. ... It is also understandable that McCandless would seem crazy at times because some of his goals and philosophies began to affect his priorities and view of reality, "I don't want to know what day it is or where I am. ... It is easy to come to the conclusion that McCandless set to high of goals and lost sight of reality, however that is not the case. ... The closer McCandless got to his goal, the more excited he became. ...

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Dreams are an important aspect of a person's life as they can provide motivation and a goal to work towards. ... The man, whose name is Nicholai, lives in misery for years, and causes other people harm as he uses them to work towards his goals. ... When a person's life begins to revolve around achieving one goal, it pushes other important parts of life out of the way. ... If he were to let himself hear the truth that his life's goal is not giving him happiness; it would be devastating to him. ... When this happens it can stop one's growth and learning, and lead one into une...

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This is why our prison's do not meet the most important goal, which is to resocialize their population. ... Or who is now learning to walk with a cane and must adapt to climbing stairs with their new walking device. Joanna Abarca defines resocialization "as the process of learning a new set of attitudes, values, and behaviors defferent from those in one's previous background and experiences". ...

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Val jean had grown up learning to hate the world because all he felt from everyone was hatred. ... In the course of this story, both Val Jean and Javiert were guided by another to make the right decisions, take the moral path, and achieve the goal to make a change. ...

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Biology is the study of life and living things, including their structure, growth and origin. It is about the cellular basis of living things, the energy metabolism that causes the activities of life, and the genetic bases for inheritance in organisms. Also, it includes the study of evolutionary rel...

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I believe that in my life I will go through somewhat of the same obstacles in order to achieve my goals. ... My goal is to make it, to be up on that stage at graduation accepting my certificate, and landing my position as a forensic scientist. ... Not learning from those slip-ups will never show signs of change my destiny. ... In return I will achieve my goal and become a forensic scientist....

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They can be the most exciting events of your life, as you soar toward your goals. ... Cesar Chavez Life is for doing, learning and enjoying. ... Beisser Success is the satisfactory accomplishment of a goal sought for. ... Mother Teresa Growing is the reward of learning. ...

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Secondly, learning to swim is also used as a symbol of sanction and freedom. ... Just like learning to swim made her feel happy and gave her power, in the end the same power made her lose her life willingly and "the shore was far behind her, and her strength was gone". Thus learning to swim made Edna experience two aspects of her life- one of freedom and the other of death. ... Similarly, Edna seems to be unwilling to accomplish her goals according to the role she has in the society because of her misguided feminist notions, therefore symbolizing her misuse of her life as a wife and a moth...

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The Plague of Existence The Plague by Camus is an interesting piece of work. It takes a deep look into the different reactions people have to hardships. This is profoundly important because the existentialist view presents the world as a tremendous difficulty that we all must somehow learn to ov...

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It's not a difficult assignment but you have to find time, research the subject, and not loose sight your goal "take the responsibility. ... He accepted his problem and found a solution "addressing teachers and introducing new ways of learning. ...

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