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At the time, work seemed like the perfect idea and storming through the forward strategy plan worked a treat, it kept her focused and she started to believe that maybe, just maybe this report would finally get her somewhere; that maybe someone would admit the wrong call was made and that she should be CEO. Of course, as much as this felt like motivational empowerment the time looking at the screen started to strain her eyes. The words on the screen started to mash together and she had to lean back

Hans Rockwell 8/26/17 Question 1 Question 1.) One of the responses people usually have about Oedipus is if he really deserved the fate that he ended up with. It’s not his fault that Jocasta and Laius tried to outsmart fate and dispose of him. In trying to run from this prophecy, did he really do anything any other person, given the culture, wouldn’t have done? Is Oedipus a victim of fate or is he responsible for the choices

Spoiler Warning: This discusses the way Persona 5 Palaces work, so that this isn't just a P5 player meme. Not terribly huge spoilers, but this is less vague about some of the Persona 5 terms. If you have the basic gist of the Palaces, you can totally skip straight to the prompts. In the world of human cognition, desires are king. They decide what you will do, what you won't do, and what you will become. However, if they are all that you allow to drive yourself, giving into your desires without justice

One of the hardest parts of taking on a new health journey can be sticking to it. Sometimes you don’t see or feel the results straight away or there can be symptoms that have you feeling worse before you feel better and unfortunately sometimes a busy lifestyle can just get in the way. There is a long list of reasons that can see you becoming discouraged or forgetting why you where taking on the health journey in the first place. When things do become difficult and you begin to feel disheartened

I awaken in a state of confusion and dismay as to where I am and how I got here. I assign confusion to being in a pitch black room, or what I assume to be a room, I cannot tell for sure because it’s so dark and empty. As I stumble around and try to find some sort of clue as to where I am, a blinding light suddenly pierces through the darkness and shines with an unbearable heat against my pale face. I begin to wonder if I am trapped in here for a reason, maybe I have done something to deserve this

Negotiation simulation: The Pakistani Prunes The case is about a negotiation with a competitor to buy Pakistani prunes in order to use them to save lives. In fact, being a world leader of genetic engineering processes, I need Pakistani prunes to work on people. However, my direct competitor needs Pakistani prunes too and we have to find a deal before the day after. The outcome has been buying fifty-fifty in the short term. In fact, we agreed to share the limited resources on the short term

My personal narrative It was a normal summer morning, the sun came up, and I woke up and got ready for the day, but it wouldn’t be any normal summer day. It all started when the same summer morning, when my dad asked, “Hey Gavin, you want to go to the Makers Fair at Union Station?” I didn’t know what he was talking about, so I asked him a few questions about what the makers fair was. He told me that it was a fair where people made products and technology. My dad stated, “I wouldn’t ask you if

Happy New Year! May you have real peace of mind, lasting joy and steadfast love of family and friends the whole year through and many more years to come! Many people like to count down to welcome the New Year, but I have stopped attending countdown parties for years and always wonder why people love the countdown. Maybe it is the euphoria that drinks and partying bring; maybe it is the kindred spirits, goodwill and companionship; maybe it is the opportunity to start afresh and set goals not attained

There are many things that repeat in the book The Catcher in the Rye by J. Salinger, but maybe the most important of them all is the Red hunting hat that Holden buys when he is visiting New York. The red hunting hat symbolizes the protective shield that Holden has put up and he uses the hat when he is feeling especially vulnerable. This is in my opinion what the core of the book is about, Holden’s loneliness and his ways of dealing with it. Holden doesn’t just randomly buy the hat in New York but

Victoria Moraga Class 8 To all the high school seniors about to graduate, I first want to start off by saying you should be proud of yourself. There are plenty of people who never get to graduate from high school so don't take it lightly. Not only did you suffer through years of countless tests and pointless homework, but you also made it through the bullies, the breakups, and the endless drama. Don’t pretend it wasn’t a battlefield out there. If there’s one thing that I learned, it is that