College of Liberal Arts Department of Philosophy. Ad Hominem. Everyone knows he used cocaine. Socrates' arguments about human excellence are rubbish. What could a man as ugly as he know about human excellence. Yeah, I think everyone's opinion counts on moral matters like that, but that Lila sleeps around with anything. I know of at least one marriage she's broken up, so why should her opinion count on anything, much less morality? Of course Marx' theories about the ideal society are bunk.
That is not loving our enemies, as Christ instructed us to do Luke -- not saying that you are an enemy, just that the person who said that to you viewed you as one. There are many would-be Christians who are simply what I call zealots -- they lack the real fruit of the Spirit which is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance -- Galatians , In light of how many Christians have said this, would you please join me in answering insulting Christian questions with "No real Christian would say this"?
Brother Tucker, so true Christians are insulting. Thanks for your fine example. You're obviously unfamiliar with the No True Scotsman fallacy. Get educated yourself hypocrite.
Is someone telling you the truth about your illogical fallacies insulting to you? You must really be insulted whenever you open a book then aren't you? Guess Christians will have to stop answering confrontational questions then. Get educated. There are many people who believe going to church and internalizing the political tendencies of their preacher is sufficient to be counted as "Christian. If all the people who had ever been called "not real Christians" were kicked out of the religion, Christianity would be a tiny fringe cult with fewer than a dozen members.
It's funny. They say things like "Not perfect, just forgiven", but don't consider that this means they fvck up just as often as others. Simple solution to your problem - In your profile go to the privacy settings and block e-mails.. Learn to understand your emotions. Build a strong relationship with your intuition. Set appropriate boundaries. Protect your energy.
That is the work. Happiness is, simply, a symptom of health. What the Fredi squad is advocating for is an indirect pursuit of happiness that begins with prioritizing wellness.
This is something that many neglects doing when they're hyper-focused on workplace success. But wellness, when neglected for too long, is likely to hinder workplace success far more than help it. A recent Aflac study discovered that 61 percent of employees found workplace wellness programs effective in helping them make healthier choices, which then correlated to higher job satisfaction and performance.
There is also a return on investment. Furthermore, for companies looking to attract the best talent, a workforce survey found 87 percent of employees consider which health and wellness offerings are available when choosing an employer. Despite the clear benefits that come from implementing employee wellness programs, many companies are still not doing enough to minimize burnout. The Deloitte study discovered that nearly 70 percent of professionals do not believe that their employers are doing enough to prevent burnout, with an additional 21 percent claiming that their workplace does not provide any programs for burnout alleviation.
This indicates that though some companies are incorporating and benefiting from programs that prevent employee burnout, it is not a universal practice. For those that find themselves in a work environment where wellness is not a priority, the Fredi team has some sage advice to share on implementing personal wellness practices to help mitigate burnout in such environments.
Work, no matter how passionate we are about it, will still be work. There will be stress, moments of lost motivation, frustration - it's normal, and it's okay. What makes this way harder is thinking that in order to have a good life, we need to feel nothing but passion and excitement for our work on a daily basis. That's not true! We need lows to appreciate the highs. A good life is full of a large spectrum of emotions and experiences.
Let's focus on stress management rather than stress avoidance and a broader sense of purpose rather than constant positive emotions.
Imagine if we could re-word the verbiage that children use to answer the question, "what do you want to be when you grow up? However, the beautiful thing about growing up is that it's an ongoing process. Chelsea and Mitch Glaser and their team at Fredi are providing us with the opportunity to re-introduce these words into our career plans, replacing the pursuit of happiness with that of wellness in obtaining a fulfilling life.
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