Chapter 7: What God expects us to be? Effortless Successful: the power of being different.
The answer is very simple; God wants us to reign with Christ and for His Glory. The bible says we are the Kingdom Part-takers this means that as Christ Reigns over the Earth from Heaven, so should we reign here in the earth. Every one of us has been created for a purpose. This might sound like a repetition but this is the point for this book. It is for us to discover the reason and the purpose for our lives. With God we cannot loose, we have to always win because He says so. As the rain falls down and waters plants so does His words on our lives. Every word spoken by God about our lives will come to pass the quicker we discover this the quicker it will
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In this speech, Earl described success as simply being “A progressive realisation of a wealth idea” period. Therefore my question is how many of you have many wealthy ideas that other people need and even willing to pay for? So if you have one or more wealthy ideas, you have the potential to be once or many times successful. One of his many advices I took from Earl’s speech is that a Man search for himself, we need to discover what makes us to be us. We like conformity and the reason is because everyone wants to do what everyone else is doing. But the person who only succeeds is the one that discovers his/her values at early stage and follows this through. A sales man becomes successful because he is so good in selling and he enjoys it. A mother enjoys being a mum because she is good at it and she loves it. Whatever gift you may have keep it hidden while it grows, Moses was hidden until later in his life, Jesus was hidden until the age of 30 that is when His Gift was fully exposed and ready to transform lives! So keep it quiet with your gift, let people talk foolish of you until they discover what you have become that is the best revenge is to actually become what your enemies never thought you will ever become. Joy is coming in morning so be quiet and be still. People who have goals continue to be successful and those who do not achieve nothing in life rather than blaming others for their fall. So if you have any idea of what you would like to do in life, write this down, and print a picture of this Habakkuk 2:4 write a vision it shall surely come to pass so the Lord stated to Habakkuk now tell me did the Lord lie? no, He is not a man to lie you know that. Look at it every now and then I mean whatever your vision is; put in a place where you can see every day , put some
A Prayer for Owen Meany, a novel by John Irving, is a touching and morbid novel riddled with death and uncertainty. It’s overall story, however, about two young boys growing up in the 1950’s, is a story where relationships are tested and also strengthened because of a peculiar child, Owen Meany. Even after the death of Owen Meany himself, the relationship between the two is as strong as ever because after death Owen continues to protect Johnny and let him know he’s not going to leave him. While alive Owen protected Johnny by making it so he could not get drafted into the Vietnam War by cutting off his index finger, effectively making it so the he cannot shoot a gun. Owen however, went along with the war and enlisted himself into it by the ROTC
Paul Tillich. “What Faith Is”. The Human Experience: Who Am I?. 8th ed. Winthrop University: Rock Hill SC, 2012. 269-273. Print.
divine and living their lives in a more productive manner. However, the challenge remains for
“I attribute my success to this-I never gave or took any excuse.” These words spoken by Florence Nightingale showed that she was hard working and determined to make a difference in the field that she felt was her calling. Florence Nightingale was a nurse who spent her night roundscaring for the wounded, establishing her image as “Lady with the Lamp.” “The very first requirement in a hospital is that it should do the sick no harm” – Florence Nightingale. She was a heroic woman because she was a fantastic female nurse, cured the ill and was a great team leader (Florence Bio).
Philosophy of Nursing When one thinks of the evolution of nursing, several noteworthy women come to mind, yet one stands out, Florence Nightingale. In Notes on Nursing, Nightingale says “.put the patient in the best conditions for nature to act upon him.” (1859, p.75) She established standards that reformed the industry.
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Our group has chosen to focus on one of the Grand Theorists. The theorist we chose is Florence Nightingale. She based many of her concepts on the principle that every human being has “cleanliness, fresh air, sanitation, comfort, and socialization were necessary to healing.” (McEwen & Wills, 2014, p.132). During the reparative process any or all of these items are interrupted. Many of Nightingale’s notes and letters were written long before the metaparadigm concepts of human, environment, health, and nursing were labeled as such. Nightingale’s notes on nursing expounded on each of her principles in great detail so much so that they are still referred to and applied to modern day nursing practices.
Keats’ poetry explores many issues and themes, accompanied by language and technique that clearly demonstrates the romantic era. His poems ‘Ode to a Nightingale’ and ‘Bright Star’ examine themes such as mortality and idealism of love. Mortality were common themes that were presented in these poems as Keats’ has used his imagination in order to touch each of the five senses. He also explores the idea that the nightingale’s song allows Keats to travel in a world of beauty. Keats draws from mythology and christianity to further develop these ideas. Keats’ wrote ‘Ode To A Nightingale’ as an immortal bird’s song that enabled him to escape reality and live only to admire the beauty of nature around him. ‘Bright Star’ also discusses the immortal as Keats shows a sense of yearning to be like a star in it’s steadfast abilities. The visual representation reveal these ideas as each image reflects Keats’ obsession with nature and how through this mindset he was able
Shank, Robert. Life in the Son: A Study of the Doctrine of Perseverance. Springfield, MO: Westcott Publishers, 1961.
Florence Nightingale, named after the city of Florence, was born in Florence, Italy, on May 12, 1820. She would pursue a career in nursing and later find herself studying data of the soldiers she so cringingly looking after. Born into the Crimean War, Florence Nightingale took the lead role amongst her and her colleges to improve the inhabitable hospitals all across Great Britten; reduce the death count by more than two-thirds. Her love for helping people didn’t go unnoticed and would continue to increase throughout her life. In 1860 she opened up the St. Tomas’ Hospital and the Nightingale Training School for Nurses before passing August 13, 1910 in London. Her willingness to care for her patients was never overlooked and wound establishing
The success of today’s nurses cannot be fully appreciated until history is taken into consideration. There have been enormous changes in the role of the nursing profession and the healthcare system. A significant amount of this success can be credited to a woman named Florence Nightingale. Going against the wishes of her family, Nightingale followed her calling to the nursing field and had major influence that helped society show more respect to the vocation than ever before. One of these changes includes the influence of education on nurses. Nightingale was passionate about improving healthcare and education was important to change the way people were cared for. After her work overseas in the military, Nightingale changed the previous state
Nursing theory is, “the principles that underpin practice and help to generate further nursing knowledge” (Colley, 2003, p. 33). Nursing theory is important in nursing practice. The two theorists that are relevant to my nursing practice are Florence Nightingale and Hildegard Peplau. Florence Nightingale theory was about the patient having a clean and healing environment (Smith & Park, 2015, p. 51). The theory that Hildegard Peplau created was the importance of nurse-patient relationships (Smith & Park, 2015, p. 68). Both of these theories put the patient’s safety and care first. When I am at work I try to form a healthy and healing relationship with all my patients. I also make sure the environment that they are in is conducive to healing,
Keats presents a stark contrast between the real and the surreal by examining the power of dreams. For the narrators of each work, dream works as a gateway to the unconscious, or rather, a more surreal and natural state of mind. Keats presents the world as a place where one cannot escape from his/her troubles. For the narrator in “Ode to a Nightingale” he attempts to artificially medicate himself as a means of forgetting about the troubles of the real world which cause him to feel a “drowsy numbness” (Ode to a Nightingale 1) which “pains / My senses, as though of hemlock I had drunk,” (1-2). The narrator, seemingly in search for both inspiration and relief, drowns out these feelings through an overindulgence in wine as a way to “leave
to finding our purpose. If we remain faithful to God and continue to search for our
... that you can be each day that goes by. Personal excellence is not an intention; it is a way of living, a religion, something you eat, drink and breathe, something ingrained deep within your soul. Excelling is not about searching for excuses to show things can’t get done. It’s about caring more than others think is wise; risking more than others think is safe; dreaming more than others think is practical and expecting more than others think is possible. Excellence is not a skill, it’s an attitude; it is not an act, but a habit.