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    challenging me. Too many times I do not take time to reflect characteristics like the ones laid out in this scripture. Reflection is an important way to identify where you may be lacking in an area and helps you be intentional about growing and becoming better in these areas. How should work of faith look like? This question makes me wonder if we are all called to a work so big, and impossible, that it requires faith. In some personal instances I would much rather do work that requires…

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    personality. These initial characteristics never seem to go away. For instance, someone who is outspoken and loud as a child will most likely grow up to be the same way. Many find that as they grow up, they are unsure of their identities and feel very lost, but eventually they will come to understand who they once again when they become adults. As we mature and develop, each individual person starts to get an idea of who they are and their own intrinsic characteristics that define…

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    and energy. If I get depressed, there would be no way for me to focus on my goal and achieve success. However, changing behavior is not going to be easy at all. The tendency to be alone is part of my characteristic, which I unconsciously follow it. It is extremely difficult to change a characteristic that has been with me for many years. Because it is a mental problem, it does not have a guaranteed way of addressing it. My plan to change my behavior is all about putting myself in a situation…

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    behavior. However, the model was not illustrated to the use of counseling interventions. Research in medical, social and psychological sciences, combined with traditional research and use of the Wheel of Wellness in counseling suggested that several characteristics of health people were either lacking sufficient emphasis or missing from the model originally presented (Myers, Sweeney,…

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    “Who among us can say we have none of the characteristics of the hoarder? Haven’t we all taken pleasure from buying and owning things?” (Schutza) In this essay Laurie creates a distinctive balance between emotional and logical appeal. Throughout the essay Schutza presents many facts, examples, and professional opinions to persuade the reader that hoarding provides hoarders a sense of security. Providing personal experiences and presenting an example of her own connection with hoarding memoranda…

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    In my personal opinion, I think it would be a good idea for therapists to be required to undergo their own personal therapy before they become practitioners. Self-reflection is important in everyone’s daily life. Before a person becomes a therapist I think it is important to deal with any deep down problems they have, sometimes we don’t know that we have issues with something until it is discussed. Understanding one’s personal issues will help to increase a person’s…

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    growth is not about returning to the previous state of being prior to traumatic suffering; but rather about the deep and meaningful life changing process that includes psychological shifts in thinking and relating to the world that contribute to a personal process of change (Baillie, S. E., Sellwood, W., & Wisely, J. A. 2014).…

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    and there are a number reasons for this: flourishing varies from one individual to another, throughout the different life stages, and from culture to culture (Factors & Constantine, 2006). Instead of one single, unified definition, the main characteristics of well-being, like optimism, have been used to describe it. In the study of happiness, researchers have come to envision happiness as a multifaceted construct thus embracing the complexity of human life. This multidimensional view of human…

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    who used to prioritize work over their personal life and never hesitate to sacrifice whenever the company requires. To be considered a Samsung Man and be a part of what Samsung refers to as the “Creative Elite” certain values and requirements must be met. These include ability to speak or understand English to a certain level, have a mindset to serve, must be teachable, have a high engineering sense, and have a leadership skillset. These are characteristics Samsung looks for in an employee.…

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    Society dictates an individual’s competence based on various characteristics they posses and exhibit. These characteristics are what allow for an individual to set themselves apart from others. Overall, one’s civility, work ethic, conduct, and time management skills offer an excellent measure of ones merit in the professional setting, educational setting and everyday life. The way we treat one another is an important part of the type of person we are perceived to be. It is also a great way to…

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