through stages of optimism‚ jealousy‚ and pessimism within its three parts. While each part of the poem is different and has its own theme‚ it can be found that they tie together in the end. In the poem “Tomorrow”‚ we are taken through the stages of optimism for a better life‚ jealousy for those who already seem to have it‚ then pessimism for believing the future will bring anything new. Part one of O’Driscoll’s “Tomorrow”‚ labelled “I”‚ brings the reader visions of hope and optimism. The beginning
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technology‚ we have become isolated to reality‚ to opposing views‚ but most of all towards verbal communication. Thus‚ although these two essays demonstrate distinctive views on technology‚ they share three common views: Technology is creating equality‚ optimism‚ and simplicity. One example of how technology has created equality is through how virtual connectivity evokes the feeling of equality as Schmitz and Cohen claim. For instances‚ in developed countries individuals have access to the internet and smartphones
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empathy through reflective listening • Develop discrepancy between clients’ goals or values and their current behaviour • Avoid argument and direct confrontation • Adjust to client resistance rather than opposing it directly • Support self-efficacy and optimism Empathic motivational interviewing establishes a safe and open environment that allows the client to examine their issues and help problem solve‚ helping the client to move towards the
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self-control‚ social intelligence‚ zest‚ optimism‚ & gratitude. The behavior that I consider most important for my learning is “Grit” which is hard work. The word grit means hard work or perseverance. Curiosity means to have the desire to know and learn. Self-control is when you control your emotions‚ actions‚ and behaviors. Social intelligence is the ability to get along with other people or rest of your class mates. Zest is when you have enthusiasm or/and energy. Optimism is when you are successful. Gratitude
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DETERMINISM & FREE WILL Candide by Voltaire is a satire which criticizes optimism “all is for the best in the best of all possible worlds" through the hardships and adventures of a young man named Candide. Voltaire attacks this view and argues that sufferings and horrific events in the world cannot simply be explained with “all is well” and “for the best”. While Voltaire makes his main characters discuss determinism and free will throughout the book; he rises very important question “What if their
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opinion with another person‚ it offers the chance to learn about a perspective other than your own. Learning how to disagree in an agreeable manner is also a useful social skill…‚” (Cuncic). Nevertheless‚ a battle is very easy to prevent when applying optimism and a middle-ground
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Subway target segmentation Young optimism People who fall in “young optimism” segment are one of the regular customers who want a fast healthy and cheap meal. This segment includes young professionals‚ technocrats and students who would visit during lunch time and/or dinner time. These young optimists are busy with their jobs or studies and therefore wouldn’t be able to make their own meal at times. Since they enjoy outgoing lifestyle they’ll love to stop by Subway and eat there. Socially aware
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eighteenth-century literature’ (The Open University‚ 2012‚ ’Forms of travel writing’‚ transcript‚ p. 2). Voltaire’s Candide (2006[1759]) is an example‚ readers enjoy a philosophical journey that follows a series of challenges to Pangloss principle of optimism. The journey of Voltaire’s characters ’poses questions about finding faith and hope in an unforgiving universe’ (Johnson‚ 2012‚ p. 137).Voltaire’s travelling tale‚ classified into the satire genre is mainly satirical ways to ridicule and criticise
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character in this play due to his weaknesses but he reveals some strengths in character in acts four and five of the play. The weaknesses portrayed by Lear are his inability to see reality and his misconception of love. His strengths are his renewed optimism and his ability to become humble. Although Lear reveals these strengths the damages his weaknesses cause override his positive change in character. A central weakness of King Lear is his flaw of being blind to reality. This flaw is displayed in
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A very good morning to honourable judges‚ awesome time-keepers and my beloved peers. Ladies and gentleman‚ today‚ I will talk about an interesting topic‚ chasing our dreams. Today‚ I will tell you how each and every person who is in this room can pursue with the dream of your life. First and foremost‚ someone who wants to chase his or her dreams should be passionate about their dreams. Undying passion and burning desire are the driving forces that lead to success‚without them‚ your dream cannot be
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