FEELINGS FOLLOW BEHAVIOUR

Feelings are part of our lives but you may need to know how to control them instead of risking your entire life. Thus, feelings play a vital role to play in influential human behaviour. In somewhere and somehow, our behaviour in the direction of other persons is determined by our feelings toward them. In the issue of Loving someone, the feelings that can bring both joy and pain to our heart.

Joy from being with someone you love, being filled with an emotion so deep and tender that no other feeling can compare. Pain from knowing that I'm so in love, that I'm more vulnerable than I have been.

Behaviour is something that accompanies the feeling of being able to recognize someone’s behaviour. It is very important, not only for their health and well-being but in another side of humanity, according to Simmons .B. who said “Feeling Good by Doing Good” a good feeling follow.

Behaviour is a term used to describe discretionary behaviour at work, where an employee goes above and beyond what’s written in their job description to either help other co-workers or to help the organization to achieve their goals. By understanding this behaviour will help you to recognize if someone is happy, angry, dozy, in pain, or frightened.

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CULTURE ISSUE

Pride sometimes leads to conflicts, especially with regards culture. I will say with certainly that my parents raised me in the traditional way, which has had a positive effect on my life. Most my friends, as well as other people I see out there, there do not have this privilege that I have it now.

I can, however, say that fullbacks will always have a place on some rosters but lately, fewer teams are keeping them. There is a downside to that because teams not using fullbacks are having trouble getting touchdowns. They are also experiencing difficulty holding the lead in the fourth quarter because they aren't running the ball as successfully.

You can understand what's going on with tight ends though. The tall catchers are tough enough to match up to defenses. If you go to a nickel defense, the tight end is often bigger and just as fast as the corner back covering him. If you match him up against the safety, the tight end has a size advantage. If the defense stays in a base look, the linebacker may not be able to cover him.

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IT IS BETTER TO PRACTICE A LITTLE THAN TALK A LOT

Talking too much can make your life in danger, so know to control yourself. If you can do this, you will have long life. A perception that amateurs should get rid of is the school of thought that believes that quicker is better! This is the old myth that familiarity to your mother tongue gives you knowledge of language in general, including social ramifications related to it.

It's not about lack of command of a foreign tongue either - more often than not, the flawed basic concepts in our language interrupt the code. We have the belief that a word-by-word translation, though admittedly not very elegant, will at least give you at least gives us "general idea" of the source text's end product content in a new language. 

 

The old saying” A little knowledge is a dangerous thing” rules even here. To some extent, this is true. This is the case even within the very limited context of highly specialized technical fields academic papers on chemistry rich in formula and procedural descriptions being a case in point. Needless to say, relying on direct translations is problematic which means it is better to practice a little, than talk a lot.

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EVEN I CAN DO IT.

Blaise has worked as Educator for the Department of Social Education in Congo for the past ten years. During this time, he proved to be very talented, hardworking and always ready to assist where necessary. At school, amongst fellow educators, he was a marvel to watch. In class, he was a brilliant inspiration, a coach, a philosopher, a facilitator and a leader.  As a result, he was in good books of the school superintendent.

Poor background (Both of his parents died of car accident when he was 9 years old. He had no one to take care of him. Many of his aunts and uncles refused to look after her. If it was not for his very strict, heartless full-of-himself drunkard uncle who saw an opportunity to make Blaise his slave no one knows what would have become of him. Blaise only found joy in his studies, but his uncle and aunt never wanted him to study except to look after their children and livestock. Needless to say that he was made to cook up supper and breakfast every day. He was a mother, a shepherd, a cattleherd and domestic worker at the same time.

His friend, Zongo, would bring him books and home work in the field. He would study, do his homework and let Zongo submit it on his behalf. Blaise’s teachers and the principal made constant visits to his uncle and aunt to ask them to allow Blaise to study. But they refused saying there is no use because he can never make anything out of education. They are feeding him. He is good at what he is doing at home, nothing else.

However, these adversities never destroy Blaise’s spirit. He was instead encouraged and motivated to study further. He is now a university professor in Leicester. He is specialising in Education Psychology. He has published many articles and books on how to raise and educate a child you do not like. Professor John Basele perseverance, hope, dreams, desire to bring about change in the world over is a story of triumph. His never say die attitude has taught us that “Even I Can Do It”.

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