Positive law

This week I read chapter 9 in the book, The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership, written by John C. Maxwell. This chapter was focused on the Law of Magnetism. This law represents the fact that individuals tend to draw those with character traits most like themselves. The text states that “Who you are is who you attract” (Maxwell, 103). The chapter focuses on the idea that a leader will attract and retain followers that are similar in nature to themselves. Therefore, a leader with strong leadership

that I held on freedom before I read the text, framing them within a political context by labelling myself as a civil libertarian and explaining what that means. Subsequently, I will provide my interpretation of Kant’s views on freedom through the “positive” and “negative” senses and how, for Kant, that there ought to be a distinction between the “public” and “private” use of reason, as it constitutes a necessary limit on freedom in order to foster enlightenment. Then, I will outline how Kant’s views

of negative and positive freedom. For Berlin, negative freedom deals with the space area in which an individual is free from coercion or interference. On the other hand, positive freedom focuses on the source of such coercion. In this sense, the positive conception of freedom can entail a sort of self-mastery. Thus, it will be the focus of this paper because of its political implications. Berlin deems positive freedom as politically dangerous. By assessing his argument that positive freedom as a form

actions. Among all human desires, happiness is the most integral part of one's life which can be attained by positive outlook towards the life, being satisfied with one's life and also through mind training programs. An individual's happiness depends on the outlook of their life also depends upon the perspective on an individual's life. A person has to work throughout their life with a positive approach. Even after being threatened about his life, Dalai Lama still fought

microbes that play an important role in soil structure formation and the carbon cycle. With warming of the soil, microbes are decomposing organic matter more rapidly and as a result, are releasing more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, creating a positive feedback loop. The microbes in soil are also changing because of climate change and they are changing very rapidly, making it unclear how long it would take for the microbes and carbon cycle to revert back to their previous state. Climate change

people are swearing in the workplace because they are stressing with someone or something such as they are confusing in some work, make a mistake in an important meeting and their boss or manager is not respectable to them. Therefore, it is not a positive thing for people to swear at another person because swearing is not a respectful behaviour. As a result, politeness theory and expectancy violation theory argued that swearing is not the decisive actions when people are socialising with another people

Running Head: APPLICATIONS OF POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 3 Positive Psychology: A Brief History, Methodology, and Application 1. Introduction 1.1. A Brief History The genealogy of positive psychology established its roots in the development of humanistic psychology in the mid-20th century. The more traditional approaches of modern psychology as developed by Freud and B. F. Skinner, respectively, are psychoanalysis, and behaviorism. One theory may suggest that

Gratitude Is An Attitude. Gratitude Is A Way of Life! Marina Rose, QDNA By Marina Rose, QDNA Dec 17, 2015 The most beautiful and precious byproduct of the power of Positive Passion™ is that it guilds a deep golden path of gratitude in our lives. Journeying on this voyage a person is able to dive into the infinite gentle, nurturing pond of self love and self care, empowering the regulating dance of the happy joyous gene expression, inviting balanced health into one's life on a cellular DNA level.

Dr. Grace: I hope that this written communication finds you well. I wanted to thank you personally for everything you did to help me succeed in the ELPL Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership, Policy and Law. I really feel like I belong in this academic world, and for the most part, I owe it to you. I always looked forward to your classes as you always had a smile and were in a good mood. You always found a way to connect with everyone in the class. Professors like you make Alabama State University

Studies have found that regularly practicing gratitude has a positive effect on the firing of our brain neurons, by way of activating positive emotion centers, ultimately changing our brain chemistry. It's similar to forging a new path when walking through a wooded area. The first few times may be a bit challenging and we have to be calculated and deliberate, but the more we travel the path, the clearer it is and easier it becomes to follow. This change in brain chemistry leads to a heightened well-being