Desideratum Research Paper

Introduction In creating a whole life concept for myself as I become an engineer was a little overwhelming for me at first. Reading The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People By Stephen R. Covey, really helped me to better understand what a whole life concept was and how to apply it to daily life. In Habit 1 Be Proactive I was introduced to the concentric circles model as seen Fig.1. Starting out with the circle of concern which includes worries fears such as national debt, nuclear war, health, personal relationships and problems at work. Outside of my circle of concern are the things that I do not have any involvement in. Inside my circle of concern there are things that I have no real control of, also there are things I can

Struggling throughout the process of discovering myself and becoming whom I want to be. Setting aside a plan to be successful in all I want to do, time takes on a major role. Embarking on this school and work process as a nontraditional student having no stability. Without any stability stressing may occur and

Augustana College would be a perfect choice for me as I could use the education I receive from Augustana to help me get into the field of my dreams, Computer Sciences or Graphic Art. With the outstanding Computer Science program you have to offer, I know that it would be

The results of my Time Management Action Plan (Capella University. (n.d.)), showed that for each of the four areas, I have strong skills, therefore, I immediately do not see areas that need improvement. When I review the priorities in my life at the moment, such as employment, academia, finances, and my age, there are a few necessary approaches that I will need to take when considering unexpected life events. For instance, I need to look at my age and the upcoming decades that I will face. Each of those decades require an inventory that focuses on my finances, employment and retirement, physical and mental attributes, and religion and spiritual attitude in regard to aging. Once I have an inventory, I can plan for events while I continue to work on short and long-term goals and / or rewrite them.

During the seventh millennium BC Minoan civilization inhabited Knossos, the capital of Minoan Crete until 1375, which marked the end of Minoan civilization. After an earthquake destroyed the first palace in 1375, the palace was rebuilt to become something magnificent even in todays terms. It begins with Greek mythology when according to script, architect Dedalos designed something so extraordinary that King Minos who commissioned the palace held Dedalos captive to prevent the prisoner from introducing the palace plan to anyone else. However, Dedalos had built two sets of wings enabling himself and his son to fly off the island. After actually setting off, his son flew too close to the sun, melting the wings that supported him resulting in his

As humans, we all struggle in many ways, and that includes me. Throughout the seventeen years I have lived, I have learned many things. Challenges have passed through my path of succeeding, but I learn how to live and learn from those mistakes/problems. Many strengths and weaknesses have built up as each day comes along whether it’s communication, teamwork, or even being too sensitive. How will this affect me? It will affect me in my future path of becoming a registered nurse (RN). I have set my mind to control all these actions as each problem comes along. Being too sensitive would have to be the action I would lack the most. I admit, I do take some things to personal, but who doesn’t, right? We are all humans. As I start visioning my future

Destinee: Great post and I agree things such as mental health, gender, etc., people cannot control and they may led to delinquent behavior. However, I feel that just because they have for an example mental health issues does not mean they will become delienquent. To me it is many different factors throughout ones life that in way determines if a person gives in to delinquent behaviors.

n today's world, people are often so caught up in their day-to-day lives that they don't have time to think about their life. As a result of this, it can set them up to go in a direction that doesn't match up with their true needs.

As a teenager in high school, I experienced many herculean feats which required more than I had but somehow I managed and did not simply max out but summoned all my strength and pushed on. These are the instances which relate back to my military childhood where without the youth training I might not have been able to persevere or know the difference of the failure if I had not. These feats ranged from athletics to academics and even in some instances to cultural outlets in regards to my church. Athletically, I performed in soccer, field hockey, and most intensely in track. When I position myself at the starting line, I set myself up for the hardships I soon endure. The ability to push my body over its own capacity and maintain the pain heavily burdens me, yet I do not stop because I hold the mental perseverance instilled into me through my sergeant of a father. No obstacle appears insurmountable to me now; I take them in one stride at a time and instead of thinking failure or successes, I solely consider how much I will succeed by, failure no longer presents itself as an option similarly to when my father would never let me see it as one. Academically and culturally the story follows a parallel path. As my teachers of both mandatory education and a religious form apportion encumbering amounts of study and commitments to me, naturally I stress at the zenith of work, but I breathe and consider my time managing. “If I am not fifteen minutes early I am late.” This in consideration allows me to adhere to a strict schedule I create for myself to ensure I complete all the work at all the appropriate times because my ability to follow

Hearing my alarm clock chime at 5:45 in the morning was always exhausting, especially knowing that I had just went to sleep 2 hours before. Long nights and early mornings are natural to me. I always kept in mind that one day my hard work would pay off, whenever I stayed up late studying and completing assignments. Some people may wonder, how I continue to go forward despite the obstacles present in my life. Although, we are faced with unbearable situations we can overcome any difficulty with a positive mindset. I have an undefeated spirit because when I fall I pull myself back up.

Approved in 1996 by the FDA, Reteplase is designed for the treatment of acute myocardial infarction due to coronary artery obstruction (heart attack), improving ventricular function after a myocardial infarction, reduces the incidence of congestive heart failure as well as reduces the rate of mortality associated with this type of infarction. Reteplase is designed to be more potent and has a faster action then many other types of drugs that treat myocardial infarction this is due to its unique binding site as well as its half-life when introduced into the body.

Perseverance To persevere in this graduate program, I will have to manage my time efficiently and handle the stress of being a wife, a mom, a student, and a long-term substitute teacher. Some great advice that I heard on how to manage my stress was to think about commitment, control, and change in a simpler manner (Evans, 2015). I am committed to this program because I know it will help me achieve a life goal. Furthermore, in prioritizing what I want to have control over, and by looking at change as a new experience, I will overcome any difficulties.

Ask yourself, have you ever had a feeling that you need to do more, even though you can 't? I always wonder about many things that gone on in my life. Have you ever had an epiphany? One of those moments where something just pops in your head? Maybe it’s something you’ve been struggling with for awhile, or maybe it was some advice you got from a friend. Whatever the wonders we have, it’s the moments that bring us to a better understanding of our life and goals. The better we understand what we want to do, the more we get ourselves prepared and ready for the future. “ The more we work hard for something, the closer we will get to achieving it.” This theme will stick with me as I go on in Life.

I am a green. Administration is my destiny. I care more about success than someone’s feelings. I’d rather do things myself, leaving my peers on their own. Because I am a green, I have different goals and aspiration than others. I think of myself, and myself only. I like things

There are days when I can barely stay focused and question myself of why am I working hard and stressing. Then I have to remind myself of my life and career goals. That I will not let