Thesis On Butterfly Effect

Having the mind and determination to become successful isn’t an easy task. Success isn’t considered a gift, it should be a hard task to achieve and it matters how it is accomplished. Success

Even though some goals are harder than others to achieve, set them anyway and do your very best to reach them. Have high standards for yourself and for the people you hang around as well. By “setting goals for yourself”, I mean set them for who you want to be, how you want to act, present yourself, and live your life. Make your life a leading example to

What I have learned from my experience is that the hardest part about acting on my attempt to change was the obstacles I faced. The hardest part is I had to schedule out my day if I was going to the gym. Since I commute and need

Make sure each goal has a priority that way your goal isn't to overwhelming for you. Make realistic goals, make your own goals. If someone puts goals on you they may be unrealistic because those goals are based on what they

“Be who makes the impossible possible,” my grandmother loves to say. In life dreaming big is the idealistic state of mind. Dreaming big is what gives one hope to becoming who they aspire to be and reach their goals.

Goals we all have them big or small, we each have something we want to accomplish, but the big question always is, how do we accomplish it. Well for me, I have goals in life daily and longer term. Daily goals would be like finish psychology paper or make it to the gym sometime today. My more long terms goals relate specifically to my college degree, such as complete college in four years, get into a good

I believe everyone can be successful, if they put their mind to something. Sometimes in life people feel like they are not good at anything, but they don’t try to pursue anything. A lot of the problem is that they don’t practice. A person has to practice and work hard to get to a success level they want to be at.

The behavior change that I chose was to drink more water every day. Furthermore, my more specific goal was to drink eight glasses per day. My long-term goal by the end of the behavior change project was to drink eight glasses a day, because that is the recommended amount that a healthy human being should drink. I set short-term goals to help make my behavior change easier to accomplish. My short-term goals were to drink two glasses of water per day by the end of week one, four glasses of water per day by the end of week two, and six glasses of water per day by the end of week three. When going through this behavior change project, I personally discovered that there are not only many benefits from this behavior change, but also many barriers.

Everyone goes through a tough time on whether dreaming big or being realistic. I believe that being realistic is better because you set goals and accomplish them without being disappointed in yourself.

Someone once said “If your dreams don’t scare you, then they are big enough.” This is a little scary to me. I’ve made it a point not to dream too big or get my hopes

If one practices enough, then one will be able to do anything he sets his mind to. People who wish to achieve success must be willing to spend the time on what they wish to reach success in. For one to be successful in what he wishes to do he must be good at what they are trying to be successful in. The only way to be good is to practice, practice, practice.

All paths begin with a dream and a desire to accomplish your expected outcome. You should never stop because of the fear of obstacles along the way. It is always better to dream big because you can discover what you are capable of doing and many inventions were made at the hands of an idealist.

Being realistic doesn’t mean you cannot have big dreams, it means understanding the possibilities of the outcome, and being able to accept the harsh reality. It’s better to be realistic because big dreams rarely come true.

The “Butterfly Effect” is a metaphor that encapsulates the concept of sensitive dependence on initial conditions in the chaos theory; namely that small differences in the initial condition of a dynamic system may produce large variations in the long term behavior of the system. This is a great theory that can be applied to specific aspects of life and life in general. I believe it can be applied to my life in the sense that every event that has occurred in my life; big, small, good or bad. I would not change anything, because they all came together to bring me to where I am today.

This means changing the way you eat, exercise, and the way that you do everyday activities.