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 7 Habits Of Highly Effective People Book Report
The book Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R.Covey is held in high regard
around the nation. As one of the top Amazon Kindle downloads it s easy to see its popularity as
an aid in personal change. Over the years things in society change. When going from an industrial
age to an information age we will be up against all new challenges. Dealing with those changes in a
healthy and productive way requires the use of several different skill or habits. The seven habits of
highly effective peoplerange from being proactive to finding synergy in one s life. While reading
this book I took some notes about the habits and I came upon two that I feel I could make use of
to better my life professional as well as personally. Habit number two Begin with the end in mind
and habit number seven Sharpening the saw stood out to me as areas that I could work on. The
premise of each is fairly simple and applying them to my own life and career is are steps I can see
myself adding to my daily routine.

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One way of doing this is to create a personal mission statement, a way to set a path to the end goal.
When developing a personal mission statement a person should be sure to make that mission
statement a long term goal with all aspects of the end goal in mind. When I was, in college
obtaining my associates degree I knew I was interested in a field that would allow me to us my
creative side. I chose graphic design knowing it would be something I would enjoy and could do for
a career but I hadn t envisioned all the aspects of the kind of job I would end up
 Fences by August Wilson
Fences, written by August Wilson, is a play about a man, named Troy, struggling to support his
family during the late 1950 s. In this play, we see that Troy hurts the people closest to him. He
has been uncaring towards his wife, Rose, his brother Gabriel and his son, Cory. This is because
Troy had nothing to go on but the harsh example set by his father. In Fences, Troy has felt like he
has been fenced in all of his life, which causes him to fence others in. Troy has felt fenced in all of
his life for several reasons. First, he had to deal with a cruel and abusive father. Troy tells us a
story from when he was fourteen, My daddy was looking for me. We down there by the creek
enjoying ourselves when my daddy come up on us. Surprised us. He had them leather straps off
the mule and commenced to whupping on me . . . quite naturally I run to get out of the way (52).
After the beating, Troy s father also raped the girl that Troy deeply cared for. Troy was afraid of
his father until that moment. However, at that moment, Troy believes he became a man. Troy
said, I picked up them same reins that he used on me. I picked up them same reins and
commenced to whupping on him (52). The abuse of his father caused Roy to become a
responsible, independent man. After Roy stood up for himself, he left home and went to the city.
Roy also felt fenced in in the city. Colored people couldn t get a job or find a place to live. Roy
ended up living in shacks made up of sticks and tarpaper under a
 Summary Of The Poem Before I Got My Eye Put Out
In both of Emily Dickinson s poem she refers to her sight. In the poem, Before I Got My Eye Put
Out, it s about her lost of sight, but throughout the poem she has many metaphors about her lost of
sight. Like in the first stanza she s talking about how she liked and enjoyed her sight when it was
good but didn t appreciate it as much when she had it. Then in her other poem, We Grow
Accustomed to the Dark, it s saying how her sight is bad but she s getting used to the dark and can
get around much easier towards the end of the poem. In stanzafour she is saying how the brave
stumbles in the dark but learns to walk properly. Finally the attitude of the poem, Before I got my eye
put out, is kind of regretful because she wasn t grateful for her sight when she had it but now
regrets that. In the poem, We grow accustomed to the dark, the speaker shows perseverance when
she talks about trying and trying to get used to the dark and adjust to it. In this poem, Before I got
my eye put out, the speaker is talking about how she misses her sight in the first stanza saying,
Before I got my eye put out I liked as well to see... this shows that she liked her vision. Then says,
...And know no other way, I think this means that she knows no other way to see like she used to
before. This means that she regrets not appreciating her eyes as much and realizes that when she
loses her sight. Then in stanza four she says, The motions of the dipping birds the morning s Amber
roadfor mine to look at when I liked... In this part the speaker is saying how she used to see the
dipping birds and amber roads but now that her sights isn t as good she misses all of that. After all
of the images she misses seeing she says, The news would strike me dead, she was shocked and
very sad about the news. Then in the poem, We grow accustomed to the dark, the speaker talks
about how she s slowly getting used to the dark. At first she s talking how she need the neighbors
lamp light to help her find her way. Then explains how the first steps she was uncertain of and her
vision will adjust to the dark and help her walk straighter. Then in stanza four she says, The bravest
grope a little and sometimes
 Brooklyn Museum Article Review
Upon, my visit to the Brooklyn Museum on Wednesday October 12, 2016 I chose African
Innovations instead of The European Art Exhibit. The country that my artifact originated from is
Africa, the country is Nigeria. Nigeria is in West Africa, along the eastern coast of the Gulf of
Guinea, and just north of the equator. The borders of modern Nigeriawere not created until the British
united their colonial power over the area in 1914.
The name the piece I performed my article review on is called the Male Nok Head which is from
the village of Nok, located in Kaduna State, Nigeria. The artist is unknown and it dates back to
circa 550 50 B.C.E. The materials used for the construction of life sized statue is Terracotta which is
a baked clay.
There isn t much known about the Nok people of ancient Africa. It is said that the Nok were a
sedentary society, which meant they remained in one location. Nonetheless, they were very talented
iron workers with refined iron forges and made complex iron tools. The Nok themselves create
their advance iron work through smelting, which is the process of heating metal to extract it in a
pure form. This made the Nok a vital part of local ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The talking drum speaks without tongue and its audience hears and understand the message content
without any hearing impairment. It communicates speedily and it spreads news and delivers
messages to individual members of the community with utmost dispatch. It also praises important
dignitaries in the community as well as invokes the gods by diviners. The forms of talking drum
might vary from one ethnic group to another, but the purpose remains the same. The drum ranges
from the huge talking drum used on ceremonial occasions to the tiny neck tambour. Some drums are
cylinder shaped while others are conical. The membranes, are usually made of animal skin can be
glued, nailed or suspended by
 Similarities Between Mccarthyism And The Crucible
When reading the historical aspect of the Crucible, the reader can be able to distinguish the
similarities to McCarthyism. Both McCarthyism and the Crucible consisted of alienating certain
groups of people. For example in the Crucible Abigail and Betty announced names of the accused
I say Goody Hawkins with the Devil and I saw Goody Bibber with the devil (Miller pp. 189). As
the girls announced the names of the accused, the girls selected each woman for a specific reason.
Similar to McCarthyismwhere Senator McCarthy accused 205 card carrying members of the
Communist Party who worked for the United States... (McCarthyism). The girls and Senator
McCarthy accused people without credible evidence which therefore lead to the massive hysteria
 Anthem Quotes
Anthem represents a collectivist society that is stagnant and primitive where the word I is
obsolete; talking in first person is a sin. It is always we and never me . Equality 7 2521, the main
character in Anthem, writes in a journal about himself but only uses we forms. Writing about
yourself is a sin in this society. Equality starts of his first journal entry, the beginning of the book,
with this quote; It is a sin to write this. It is a sin to think words no others think and to put down
upon a paper no others are to see, (1.1). At the end of this book, Equality s outlook on the sin,
whether it is a sin or not, changes. He decides his actions are not a sin. It is him being an individual.
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He excludes himself, writes a journal, keeps secrets, and many more. The reason the concil has
these as laws or sins is because they let a person be an I instead of we . It allows you to be you
instead of a group or a clan. Equality is free spirited. He likes being an individual and throughout
this journey he goes through, he realizes a bunch of stuff the Council kept from him and the
world. For instance, when Equality found electricity; that was banned from their society. They
banned it because it was such a powerful image of power for mankind. The power of the sky can
be made to do men s bidding. There are no limits to its secrets and its might, and it can be made to
grant us anything if we but choose to ask. (5.24) The world could find out that there was a
possibility of taking over the council and being I s. That is why the have the unmentionable
times and useless ones , because those hold secrets that could ruin the society and their sins or
laws. However, on the flip side, Equality does live in this society. He does have to obey the laws
set out by his rulers or the council. That is like someone in the United States saying they are going
to steal something out of a popular store because things should not be overpriced or off limits to
some people. Well no, they can not do that because it is against our laws. So for Equality to do
these things is a sin in the councils eyes and
 Family Car Research Paper
I used my family car Saturn Vue 2008 for this project. In the first part, I learned different parts of
the car and how to use them. The car has automatic transmission. Its gears are located on the
center console between two front seats. You can identify them by a position of the stick and by
letters on it, that show types of gears. When you start the vehicle you can use parking or neutral
gears. You should enter the key into ignition with wide side up. My key was metal with plastic
holder. The key could be different: shorter or longer. There is also parking brake, which located to
the right of the driver s seat. If you don t want your vehicle to move, you should firmly set it, by
holding the brake pedal down, and pull up on the parking brake lever. To release it, press the
release button of the parking brake and push it down. My car has... Show more content on
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Next things I ve learned were vehicle controls and devices. The turn signal lever is located on the
instrument panel, behind the wheel on the left side. If the lever is up you turn right. If it is down,
you turn left. The car has power door locks, automatic door lock, and rear door security locks. The
hazard flashers are located in the front and rear turn signal lamps, which you use to warn the police
and others that you have a problem. Inside,when you activate flashers, two green arrows appear on
the instrument panel and start flashing with a clicking sound. Outside, when you activate hazard
flashers, front and rear lights start blinking. The hood release is located under the steering wheel on
the left, and to use it from the inside you should pull the release button. To unlatch the hood on my
car pull the handle with hood release symbol under the instrument panel on the driver s seat. The
light switch is located on the left side from the steering wheel. If you want to put on the high beam
lights, switch exterior lamp
 Discuss the Influence of Press and Media in Shaping the...
Discuss the influence of press and media in shaping the public s fear about crime. Use examples
from recent press and media coverage of crime to illustrate your answer.

An area that has caused much debate in criminology is the significance of the media and the effect
is has on fear of crime.
Fear of crime is very difficult to measure as there are different types of fear and also different
levels of fear but it is believed that the press and media can influence an individual to think that they
are more likely to become a victim of crime.
In today s society with the development of technology and the fact that information is so readily
available, more people are now aware of the amount of crime that occurs. The question is, are we ...
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It is believed that women and elderly people are the most fearful of crime. Women could spend
more time in the home if they don t work and if they look after young children and elderly people
are more likely to spend time inside due to lack of mobility. It is interesting that they have the
most fear as statistically they are the least likely to be a victim of crime and actually young males
are the most likely to be victims especially of violent crime. Well known research into this is the
cultivation analysis of Gerbner et al., which is presented in Hales Criminology , in the eighth chapter
that deals with understanding the connections between crime and the media. Gerbner, over several
decades, carried out survey questionnaires and content analysis to find out the influence of violence
of prime time US television programmes. Gerbner deemed those who watched more than 4 hours
of TV a day to be heavy television viewers and found that they had a higher fear of crime as
television portrays the world as scary .

There is also a difference between the way stories are reported in newspapers. A tabloid will
generally have an over representation of violent crime if compared to broadsheet papers. In 2003,
broadsheet newspaper, The Guardian, published a story titled, Tabloids stoke fear of crime . In
this article official Home Office statistics were quoted and 16% of those who read tabloid papers
were very worried about being the victim of a mugging compared to
 Sports Logos By The Late Noah Augustine
The essay Sports Logos an Insult to Aboriginals is written by the late Noah Augustine. This essay is
written in his point of view and it s based on his opinion of why he thinks that big money sports
teams shouldn t be using the Aboriginals culture or religious symbols to represent a certain sports
team. The author thinks that it s an insult to his people, his culturebeing Aboriginal himself, he states
in his essay his is preferred to be known as (Mi kamq) rather than Indian. He directly states that
using religious symbols as caricatures for the sports team is offensive to his cultural beliefs. In
the essay he states that not all people understand why using these spiritual leaders as a sport logo
is offensive. The thesis of the essay can be found in the second paragraph of the essay when he
states that by using the images that sports teams use is insulting to most Aboriginal people. This
essay is a persuasive opinion essay the word choice the author uses is all to make the reader agree
with him. Some examples of where word choice has a particular effect in the essay can be found
throughout the essay. The first example can be found in the first paragraph in the first sentence,
Last Thursday evening, I watched rather helplessly as nine Indians were thrashed and battered about
by just as many men in blue and white
When first read by the reader many different things could be going through their minds, one
assumptions could be that the Indians that the author is