Seth Godin and Mary Oliver are both saying or implying to be more risky in life. Both writers are trying to help you find yourself. Seth Godin is saying that being risky can help you find your voice. Mary Oliver is saying being risky can help you find yourself, to give yourself options and choose the one harder for yourself . In my perspective, I feel she is saying to push yourself or challenge yourself. Both Seth Godin and Mary Oliver have similarities but the also have differences. For example, Seth talks more about being curious and curious people. How curiosity is punished but it can help us “distinguish our own greatness.” He talks not only about being curious but also the process. Seth is also giving advice and stating opinions. On the
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Not only do both writers have similarities in their life styles they both led similar lives .
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Over one hundred years ago, transcendentalist poet Ralph Waldo Emerson declared, “To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.” Throughout time his message remains applicable as society attempts to conform everyone to its standards. The secular population tends to wrestle with the idea of individualism, like Emerson, alongside the idea of amounting to society’s uniform expectations. Today’s society sends out mixed messages; one encourages each person to embrace their uniqueness, and another message promotes the similarities between everyone. By establishing conflicting viewpoints, many people struggle to find an identity. Mary Oliver’s poem, “The Journey,” explores the inner
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