There is success and then there is failure, no one I know in their right mind would want to be a failure, they may think they are because of circumstances but in ways failure can be motivation towards success. It causes you to have more effort and be more focused and driven to not let things affect you on your quest to success. Motivation will keep me on my feet and, have me next in line to success because it is really important to keep the motivation rolling, so as to feel like there is hope and, that all that you are doing to be successful is not a waste of time or in vain because it will eventually pay off in the end. In a number of ways, if you constantly think you are a failure and this and that, the way you think may turn to eventually be reality. Success is not the same route for everyone, you will have something that works for you but not the next person because it all depends on you.
Instead of filling ourselves with God, we are filling ourselves with temporary satisfactions because those things give us immediate pleasure. The road to gaining access to the zone is a long and hard one so many people will give up, rather then endure it. If one is to endure the long, hard road, they will be blessed when they do experience the zone of the sacred. I believe that gaining access to the “center” is difficult, but if it were easy everyone would do it. If everyone had access to the zone of sacred, I don’t believe it would be
As an example, if one person has everything he wants, he couldn’t understand the value of precious things because he has it already and he hasn’t faced lack of satisfaction. However, the person, who hasn’t satisfied his own precious need, can understand value of those precious satisfactions because of the lack of satisfaction. As a result, second person do more hard work to reach at his own satisfactory line. Because of the under- indulging, people can understand that how hard work is important in our life. People, who are facing “under- indulging” will know the importance of hard work to satisfy their needs.
All those breaks and naps cost the hare his victory. At the end the tortoise said to the hare, making him think long and hard, “Slow and steady always wins the race.” The moral of this myth is to teach you that if you move at a steady pace and continue to move forward you will succeed. You must also have faith in yourself and believe you will succeed. However, do not be boastful about yourself and your accomplishments. You can very well be proud without being overbearing and rude.
They can be incredibly skilled in specific aspects, so that their lack of ability in other areas is overlooked. Because of their special abilities and skills, heroes and celebrities cannot be like ordinary people, nor can they be classified as “normal” either. Their talent in their specialty allows them to do exciting, courageous, and ennobling things – and that is why we, like how all normal people are supposed to be like, worship and classify these people as “heroes”. Just how can these they, the special people, be compared with us, the normal people, who does not do exciting, courageous, or ennobling things? Still, just by doing exciting or courageous things is not enough; they must also be able to articulate everything they do in order to achieve such high status.
A bloody terse brings the buddys to reconcile in the end. Interestingly, the nappy was bloodied because Orlando fought for his brothers life and prevailed. thus orlandos formal act of forgiving hos broyher for his stirred behaviour and saving his lige instrad of leaving him to die lead to their reconciliation. oliver promises celia and rosalind that orlando did non lend him to be food to the empty lioness. oliver:twice did he free his back and purposd so: entirely kindness,nobler evervthan revenge,and nature, stronger than this occasion,made him give combat to the lioness.
These people have the right to accept this and other people believe that they can change their perspective of life. There could be a reason someone believes that there life should be different and some just no longer want their life to go on like in Hamlets Soliloquy. Hamlet did not know whether his life was worth living because it was so difficult and he was either going to fight for what he loved or he could have just gave up and let his uncle win. These are always thoughts that go through even the happiest people’s thoughts. Even though someone might be happy or look happy doesn’t mean that they have never thought that life might not be worth living.
People with disabilities tend to be more responsible than normal people, they realize that they have to fight for their rights. There are lot of examples of celebrities who act normal despite not seeing, not walking, not having the possibility to use their hands. Andrea Bocelli who does not see, continues to astonish the world with his beautiful voice. Although integrating handicapped persons might seem a challenge for humanity, we must appreciate their efforts of overcoming and treat them as if they were like all of us. In fact, a physical disability does not make them
Even the severely wounded zebra battles to stay alive; his slow, painful struggle graphically illustrates the sheer strength of his life force. As Martel makes clear in his novel, living creatures will often do extraordinary, unexpected, and sometimes heroic things to survive. However, they will also do shameful and cruel things if pressured. The hyena’s betrayal and the blind Frenchman’s turn toward cannibalism show just how far creatures will go when faced with the possibility of extinction. At the end of the novel, when Pi raises the possibility that the fierce tiger, Richard Parker, is actually an aspect of his own personality, and that Pi himself is responsible for some of the horrific events he has narrated, the reader is forced to decide just what kinds of actions are acceptable in life-or-death situations.
Cordelia takes on this role by unconditionally loving her father and furthermore forgiving Lear for banishing her, which is seen when she says “No cause, no cause.” (4.7). Edgar takes on a similar role by forgiving his father for going against him when he was tricked by Edmund and taking care of Gloucester in his blindness at the end of the play. The other characters, however, give into temptation and sin more frequently. Pride, for example, is a prominent sin that affects many characters, Lear being a prime example. Lear's pride keeps him from listening to the advice of Kent, the king's most loyal follower, after he banishes Cordelia and admitting he may have been wrong.