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    Colour Bandits

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    what creativity and art is, since brain-workaholism is controlling the nation in 2013. The same year as Colour Bandits, Will Storr, a columnist for the Daily Telegraph in the United Kingdom, writes “Are we a nation of workaholics?” The piece describes the lives and symptoms of workaholics through England. According to Will Storr, “some psychology studies have claimed as

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    The Company Man In the satirical eulogy “The Company Man,” Ellen Goodman addresses the flaws in the business world through mourning the wasted life of Phil. Phil; one could say he lost his life but the people that knew him would ask what life? Through Satire, Goodman uses rhetorical strategies to convey her annoyance and disappointment towards Phil illustrating that value is lost in life when it derives from pursuing commercial success as an unfeeling instrument rather than pursuing emotional

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    demonstrated her fearless attitude and opened the door to success. She is insatiable to perfection. She doesn’t settle for average or mediocre. She is very professional and her work ethics are exceptional. In one of her interview, she said that “I am a workaholic and I don’t believe in ‘no’.” Beyonce as defeated all the pain, embarrassment, or failure by being patient and resilient. Beyoncé’s notable characteristics to inspire people to yield organizational success: 1. Beyoncé as a Good Listener: There

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    The amount of damage that addiction brings into people’s lives can be staggering. Society’s perspective of addiction can either help or hinder the problem. Some addictions are seen negatively by society while others are not recognized as harmful. Some perspectives view the issue moralistically, creating shame regarding the problem. This approach is rarely helpful when dealing with the problem of addiction. Psychology, through a biopsychosocial model, attempts to offer a scientific perspective. This

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    nine-year study of 1000 people to try to find out if personality type affected stress levels. They came up with the idea of the 'Type A' personality - illustrated below: The typical 'type A' person is competitive, time-conscious, 'workaholic' and easily frustrated with others. Researchers have suggested that this sort of person would be likely to

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    Kindness how to take more time to herself and to learn how to say “no” at times when she feels like she has worked too much. There is one girl who seems like she has the perfect job because she has a passion for it, but then again she may be becoming a workaholic. There is one girl who got kidnapped and had something very horrific happen to her. It may have scarred her for life, making her the person that she is

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    In Scott Russell Sanders “Under the Influence”, the painful memories of the author’s childhood memories of his experience of his father’s alcoholism is addressed right from the start. Sanders also discusses how this has effected Sanders and his family, and also how it is effecting his own children. His father’s alcoholism created an environment of fear in Sanders family is seen throughout the entire story. This is because of his father’s drunken behavior. Sanders father’s emotions clearly go from

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    William Erbey, a small town boy who grew up in Moon Township, Pennsylvania, is now known today as a successful self made billionaire. One who pioneered a new and efficient way to handle mortgage debt through developing and building the company Ocwen Financial. Through the progression of his financial success things came to a halt when it was discovered that he was deceiving many of the homeowners who entrusted their livelihood to the company. With the determination of New York Superintendent of

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    The Legendary Bob Fosse

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    The film is a semi-autobiographical tale written and directed by the legendary Bob Fosse. The movie is about director/choreographer Bob Fosse as he tells his own life story as he details the sordid life of Joe Gideon (Roy Scheider), a womanizing, drug-using dancer. When Joe Gideon (Roy Scheider) is not planning for his upcoming stage musical or working on his Hollywood film, choreographer/director Joe is popping pills and sleeping with a seemingly endless line of women. The physical and mental stress

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    Working Time

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    a huge revolution in the way people work. The change of work pattern leads to personal problems. There were quite a few divorces caused by the complaints made by one partner on the other partner’s too heavy work load and pressure. There also are workaholic fathers who have never seen his baby awake because of the busy work. Even some

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