My Purpose in Life Essay

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    helped me form this definition. Perhaps the most important one would be when my learning community and I all participated in our big community learning project. Like I stated in my definition, we were all brought together to work towards a common goal, to help raise awareness for food insecurity. And by doing just that, it brought out, what I thought to be, the best version on each and every one of us. Overall, I would say my…

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    challenged my ideas and perspectives and allowed me to push the boundaries on how I currently think of my existence, reality and the universe. Since metaphysics is the study of existence and the foundations of our worldview, this course has helped to broaden my thinking and has given me the ability to understand that there is a deeper meaning to life. This course ultimately gave me the ability to interpret and understand the world and the reality that I live in. What challenged me to stretch…

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    Over this lesson my beliefs that education's purpose was to get you into a good college have been corrected. I now believe that the purpose of education is to make you the best person possible for society as a whole. Articles that I’ve read such as Marc Prensky's “The Goal of Education is Becoming” and MLK’s “The Purpose of Education” back up my claim. Prensky’s belief is “The real goal of education, and of school, is becoming—becoming a "good" person and becoming a more capable person…

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    College is so much more than this. The purpose of a college education is to prepare you to take your place in the economy, prepare you for a full life and for lifelong learning, and to prepare you to be a Christian leader throughout the rest of your life. Although these assumptions all tie into what college is about, to me it is even more than these. The primary purpose of my college education is to discover myself and decide who I am and who I want to be in life. The statement “finding…

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    Eddie's wife, Marguerite, was the love of his life and he highly adored her. In the book, the five people you meet in heaven Eddie learned many different meaningful lessons such as forgiveness, that love never ends, and that everyone has a purpose in life. Throughout Eddie's life, there were many people that he just could not forgive. Eddie could not forgive himself for not making a better life for him and Marguerite. Eddie always felt like the life he gave Marguerite wasn't enough, he felt…

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    the last 11 years hustling in my career and making other people rich. I found myself holding my new baby who was born needing emergency surgery otherwise she would die… My life changed in that moment. For YEARS I had this dream to work for myself and there was always a reason why I should just wait a little bit longer… More money, another holiday, pay a little bit more off my mortgage. Yet, here I was with this knowing that life as I knew it would change forever. My sick baby gave me the…

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    The imagery in, “My life had stood - a loaded gun” showcases the sinister and powerful aspects of control. Dickinson personifies the gun from the beginning, using personal pronouns like “I,” “me,” and “my” to frame the poem. The narrator is evidently a gun and being wielded by an owner who happened to pick it up. It stays hidden in the shadows or “In Corners” (line 2) with no purpose until “The Owner passed” (line 3) the gun “And carried [It] away” (line 4). Once the owner found the gun, it was…

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    Did you ever wonder what your purpose of living was? My philosophy has been to live life to the fullest with purpose, strength, and meaning without fear or judgement; to be involved in as much as one can. From as long as I could remember, I always had to be doing some type of activity such as dancing, playing sports, or simply learning. In addition, without being a well-rounded individual, and most evidently, student, my application would be incomplete. To begin, dancing and athletics have…

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    But, that doesn’t necessarily mean you can’t pursue your “purpose” or what you love and still be successful. In fact, many people find true happiness by making family, friends and strangers happy. Such is much more possible and easier to do when your successful and aren’t worrying about financial burdens. I think…

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    always lived a life in a way that surrounded one central idea: financial stability. Every step I take is for the sole purpose of having a future in which money or economic troubles will not be an issue for me any longer. My purpose is to become financially stable which relates to my personal goal of earning $100,000 a year and to do this I must first achieve my academic goal of completing Dental School and I must also achieve my career goal of becoming an Orthodontist. Generally, my personal…

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