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    to a friend who gave me his recommendation. I looked everywhere but every place I applied to never called or emailed me back. I felt a sense of despair feeling like my application was skimmed and rejected instantly because I had little to no job experience. But I asked friends if they could recommend me and luckily it was my ticket to success. Not only have I acquired a job but I have saved up enough money to buy moon bounces and set up a rental service to double my earnings. I have done this…

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    In life people will overcome many obstacles whether it be a physical or a mental obstacle. Such as an disorder or something as simply as going to school as some try to work through their problems it's not as easy as saying “hey get over it!” most of the time saying something within those lines makes it worse for that person. To be able to overcome an obstacle i feel that you need to know mostly whether something is wrong or right, having a smart decision when given choices and trust me there…

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    Obstacles are a normal part of life that every individual will face as they continue walking down the path of time, but they all serve to teach fundamental lessons about life. While there are many that a person can face, there are some that changes their perspective on the world forever. When I was six, my mother was diagnosed with an egg sized stage three brain tumor; Anaplastic astrocytoma. It marked the beginning of a period of catastrophic events that left me feeling hopeless. My mother was…

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    Emphasis on Pivotal Experiences Human experiences are bountiful, unique and inconsistent, they are an essential part of life that all individuals will confront. Every experience has copious amounts of variables and actions. These varying experiences affect a person 's point of view, and can gravely change how they are perceived or how they act. Some experiences can be results of the people around the individual and how they affect daily life. Other Experiences can impact an individual 's will…

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    What personal qualities and practical experiences will make you a good health care worker? To be a patient is to be vulnerable, to trust, to need, to suffer and to worry. I know from experience. My mother ankylosing spondylitis and has had three joint replacements. I have had four rounds of physical therapy myself. I know what it is like to be the patient, and to have a loved one receive care. These experiences, in part, informed my decision to become a physical therapist. When providing…

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    office discussing the challenges of cross-cultural management, Google’s training program runs for two years, and sends APMs accepted into the program on a 16 day four city trip during the second year not to work in the Google offices, but rather to experience everyday life and to visit Google in other countries rather than work there full time (Levy, 2007). While on the surface it seems very superficial and having little…

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    In this case study, we learn that Laura has created a better life for herself and her children. She remarried, her son is a law student, and her daughter is graduating college next May. Laura received her Master’s degree in social work and is now working for a non-profit human service agency in El Paso, TX. Kid has also had some major changes in his life as well. He is ending another marriage and has an 18-year-old daughter who is in college. He reaches out to Laura after having dreams…

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    Bobo’s discussion of audience’s reactions to ‘Daughters of the Dust’ highlighted the significant difference to my own (Dash, 1991). I struggled with this film, it did not resonate and although I thought it was quite beautiful and because of that, mesmerising, I did not understand it. I found the dialect difficult to comprehend and the narrative, unfamiliar. I tried to decipher this text in two ways. Firstly, I attempted to take what I was seeing and place it within a context that I felt I…

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    will have created what Csikszentmihalyi calls “the optimal experience”. He says that optimal experience is something that we make happen in the difficult and uncomfortable moments of life. As Csikszentmihalyi explains, the optimal experiences “usually occur when a person’s body or mind is stretched to its limits in a voluntary effort to accomplish something difficult and worthwhile” (610). He also goes on to say, “Of course, such experiences are not necessarily pleasant at the time they…

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    The idea of Literacy Sponsorship described by Brandt shows that we become literate from everyday activities from the people we meet, the places we go to everyday and the resources we have at our disposal. In my experience in reading and writing, there has been numerous Literacy Sponsors in their own form. While growing up, my parents acted as my first literacy sponsors and helped me through reading and writing then throughout school. In my Sophomore year of High School, my teacher introduced a…

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