John Rosamond Living With Children Summary

In the Article, Living with Children; High Self-Esteem not the Same as Confidences from Journal Inquirer, on march 24-25,2012, John Rosamond elaborates on the general findings, researchers had identified between highly self-esteemed individuals from individuals who are confident in themselves to Help the reader understand the meaning of these two words without interchanging them. According to Rosamond, People with high regards for themselves have low regard for others and tend to overestimate their abilities. Then stated that “highly self- esteemed individuals want attention, expects others to do things for them and [crow] about their achievement.” In contrast, Rosamond said individuals who are highly self-esteem lack humility and that, “humble
After the struggles he had gone through from a Lyme disease he had faced in his childhood; Ryan realized there were other people going through the same situations as his and needed to help them overcome their situation by saving them. Ryan stated, “I [felt] like I'm on a tight schedule and [had] lost a lot of years.” Amy Purdy in “Woman of Action also developed her confidence in pursuing her goal as a snowboarder from her obsession of snowboarding again. After surviving from a bacterial meningitis disease that nearly took her life on the summer night of July 1999, Amy realized that she was not going to snowboard again due to her two legs being amputated and did not want to waste her life at the hospital doing anything without helping other people to overcome the same situations as hers. If you visualize [yourself] doing something, you can do it even if you have to adapt.” Ryan Will’s childhood sickness in Overcoming His Fears made him humble and appreciative of life because after surviving from Lyme disease that causes him to miss school and slow his graduation; Ryan realized he was lucky to survive from this experience and others, who tried to survive from a similar experience as his, had died in the process. Ryan said, It was