Motivation In A Productive Home By Erica Strauss's Zombie Vs. The Joy Of Ending

Bound are we who seek to satisfy the desires of our own personas. Lost are those who strive to find unification within a group environment. Words that I’ve lived by for years because they apply directly to the way that I do things on a daily basis; they’ve kept me going for a long time. In some cases, my activities elicit a response that is the equivalence of being banished from the group. Yet nothing that I do is so taboo as to deserve such a punishment. I play video games and spend time alone to contemplate life. So why must I care so much as to what the others think about my actions and the way that I am? There’s a simple answer to that question, and the truth will be revealed as the essay unfolds. A little hint as to avoid being entirely

The Joy of Canning: Motivation in a Productive Home” by Erica Strauss. Strauss had my full-on attention with her writing methods. She was crystal clear in her message without even having to explain the portions of her article that hardly pertained. It’s the beauty that I see in writing and daily language. There are no boundaries of what a person can talk about so long as they get the main idea back into circulation. If there’s one thing that I’ve learned from college is that the thought process of an article needs to be as spontaneous without drawing out boredom as possible in order to retain the thoughts of students. So once again the question of, why am I exiled from groups like there’s no tomorrow? Easy enough to answer, but hard to explain; my writing techniques follow me into the speaking world. If there’s one place that a person hates to be led around in a flashy display of words, it’s within speech. The reason being is that they won’t comprehend it the first time and don’t have the luxury of rereading it in order to grasp a better understanding of what’s being said. I strive for this “imperfection” on the behalf of my speaking capacities. The reason being is that I love watching people get flustered over the fact that they weren’t paying close enough attention to find the point of a conversation. It’s a conversation checker to see who is worth the time to speak to. An introduction into the complexity of which is my mind; the only constant is the hamster on the wheel that powers my