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    Outliers Analysis

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    obstacles, talents and skills given in life. It is up to us to take responsibility for our life and actions and decide what it will mean in the end. To find the inspiration and motivation we need to face each new day and find new opportunity we need to breathe life into our dreams and goals. Too many of us ask, “What is the meaning of my life?” A better perspective would be to flip the question and ask, “What can I make my life mean?” Successful people ask more questions. They have never lost that child-like wonder in the word, “Why?” They ask more and better questions resulting in more and better answers. Grab a pen and paper, start your journal now, and answer the following questions for your eyes only. Be truthful, after all, the answers are for you and if you can’t be truthful with yourself who can you be truthful with? I know, I hear you, sometimes we don’t want to hear the truth because we don’t want our illusions destroyed. If that’s the case, put this book back on the shelf. No amount of work will help you reach your goals and dreams if you can’t live an open and transparent life with yourself. 1. Who inspires me? 2. What inspires me? 3. When am I the most inspired? 4. Where does my inspiration come from? 5. Why is inspiration important to me? Why does inspiration matter to me? 6. How does inspiration impact my life?…

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    Dear Michael T. Bardin scholarship foundation, I am writing to express my upmost gratitude in receiving the Michael T. Bardin scholarship. I feel very lucky to receive such a meaningful scholarship and for being chosen out of more than 150 applicants. I went to read about Mr. Bardin online, but I was very sad to find out he had passed away in 2005. I am also very glad to hear how brave and how much an advocate of education he had been. To me, there could not be a scholarship better to receive…

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    Inspiration And Inerrancy

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    In other versions is says, All Scripture is God-Breathed. As we talk about inspiration, Elwell defines inspiration as a supernatural influence of the Holy Spirit upon divinely chosen agents in consequence of which their writings become trustworthy and authoritative. I stated above what II Timothy 3:16 states, so if we are using this definition, we cannot argue that God is the author of scripture. The inspiration of the scripture is how God breathed the thoughts and words into those chosen…

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    Bibliology And Inspiration

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    Bibliology includes Revelation, Inspiration, Inerrancy (Infallibility), Authority,…

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    Inspirations are the most important human motivation and every body had some inspiring event in life which turned the whole canvas of one’s life.For me, inspiration to become a doctor came from my initial understanding of human body and its intricate yet interesting functions during my school life.this inspiration turned to determination when I had to face the illness of my grandmother .I was in high school when she was diagnosed to have ovarian cancer. Interacting with people and trying to…

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    “I wanted to begin not with characters or ideas, but with moments…. I wanted significant movement. I did not want it to be beautiful or fluid. I wanted it to be fraught with inner meaning, with excitement and surge” (Martha Graham). Martha Graham is a famous American choreographer, dancer, and teacher of modern Graham and was an inspiration for many people, not only for a dancer. Also, Martha Graham was the first lady to brought muscle movements in dance and strong emotional story with feelings.…

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    Wendy Radke Inspirations

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    Ronnie Joseph Radke is one of the most well known singers in the pop punk culture. Though he did not take the easiest way there. Ronnie has had to overcome many hardships, including his addiction, his brother’s death, and getting kicked out of a band. Even though these personal hardships have occurred Ronnie is still one of my biggest inspirations. Ronnie Radke was a singer of two well known bands, Escape the Fate and Falling in Reverse. He formed Escape the Fate after their big success with…

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    Inspiration is defined as “to make (someone) want to do something : to give (someone) an idea about what to do or create”. According to Merriam-Webster, all that it takes to inspire someone is to make that particular individual feel a type of way that leaves them feeling as though there is a course of action they should take. Whether your inspiration leaves individuals bursting with the newfound need to express their feelings to the ones they love, or simply spend two years in the middle of the…

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    Art And Inspiration Essay

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    black mind when, in an instant and from nothing, conceived a concept, a theme or a motive with which you can build all of a painting, or any other work of art. Now imagine that this master of the art is so skilled that, once it concludes its work, despite the diverse range of emotions, styles, containing, if one examines it closely, you will find a topic and the same idea. Inspiration is just another idea emerged at the head of the artist, but it is a profound expression of the soul of the…

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    Craig Keilbugar is an inspiration to use all. All inspiration have a story and well, here is Craig’s. When Craig was only 12 years of age he had a reason, a reason to believe that kids can make a difference. On one foggy morning Craig was have breakfast before taking the bus to school at 7:00 a.m.. Craig was trying to find some fun comics before heading out for school. Well flipping threw he stumbled across a tragic story, a boy shot at 11 years old. When looking deeper into the story he found…

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