Our
greatest strengths are our greatest weaknesses
With
different education that each individual receives in his/her life experience, I
would like to say that our greatest strengths can be our greatest weaknesses
only if we have same education as
education is merely the repetition and retaining of other persons' in
depth, self-reflected, philosophical perceptions. Intelligence, however, is not
only the contemplation and absorption of the intrinsic, fundamental stances
presented, but also the dedication oneself to pursuing one's own critical
analysis, speculating every idea in the presence of these other views, and
applying one's own culturally-, ethically-, and morally-defined principles to
creating an indigenous interpretation. If intellect-seeking apprentices would
first concentrate on knowing their own strengths and weaknesses, they would
become more inclined to critically appraise and, therefore, learn the lessons
placed before them. Our strengths and weakness should be a subjective of us as
individuals, although we know society plays a major part in this. In order for
us to redefine our inner strengths and weakness without bias of any sort, we
would need to remove ourselves our society’s comfort and redefine our own
ideals. To be full of confidence can destroy the person easily because you
won’t think about the prevention because you are getting use.
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