#strengths and weaknesses

[illuminatedquill]

Seeing the discussion around Master Sol being the only one from that ill-fated mission to stay on Coruscant is interesting. Indara, Kelnacca, and Torbin all ended up exiling themselves to far-flung worlds to atone for what happened.

Not Sol, though. He stayed. Which is certainly a choice. He, arguably, is the most culpable in the Brendok disaster. His inability to divest his feelings from the mission cost Osha and Mae greatly.

There is a good argument that Sol should not be anywhere near younglings after what happened, let alone still be in the Order.

I disagree. We immediately see his regret and guilt in the aftermath. He’s a changed man after that tragedy and the lessons he learned that night creates the Master Sol we see in present day.

Sol chooses to stay in Coruscant - not in denial of what happened, but in full acceptance of how horribly he messed up.

What’s the lesson he’s teaching to the younglings when we first meet him?

“Do not trust your eyes. Your eyes can deceive you.”

He would know best the importance of such advice. To always question what you see. To think before you act.

While the others seek penance in exile, Master Sol stays and does his best to pass on his knowledge - his failures and mistakes - to others, so they can learn to do better. Like a Jedi Master should.

[vintage-tigre]

Wisdom from electronic music pioneer Brian Eno

[solsillycreations]

Day 3 mARTch! Strengths and weaknesses

Of course I'm always improving in every aspect and I am not perfect at anything but I am much better at some things than others-

[insane-in-the-membranee]

Take the quiz here!

PERSONALITY TRAITS

YOUR CAREER PATH

Careers in counseling, teaching, writing, or the arts often appeal to your nurturing nature and imaginative spirit. However, finding the right fit can be a journey of trial and error, as you navigate the balance between your ideals and the realities of the working world.

YOUR PERSONAL GROWTH

While your empathy and imagination are great strengths, learning to set boundaries and develop practical skills can help you navigate the world more effectively.

YOUR RELATIONSHIPS

In relationships, you seek deep, meaningful connections that honor your need for authenticity and personal growth.

However, your idealistic nature can sometimes lead to challenges in relationships. You may struggle with conflict or become disappointed when others don’t live up to your high expectations.

While you value close connections, you also need time alone to recharge and reconnect with yourself.

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Other Famous/Known Mediators:

William Shakespeare

J.R.R. Tolkien

George Orwell

Neil Gaiman

George R. R. Martin

C.S. Lewis

Virginia Woolf

Franz Kafka

Edgar Allen Poe

Vincent Van Gogh

H.P. Lovecraft

Sylvia Plath

Tom Hiddleston

William Wordsworth

Johnny Depp

Tim Burton

Andrew Garfield

Robert Pattinson

Heath Ledger

Princess Diana

Anne (Anne Of Green Cables)

Konstantin Levin (Anne Karenina)

Florence Welch (Florence and The Machine)

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[shironezuninja]

No sign of the Deadpool & Wolverine Limited Time Digiorno Pizza boxes in the local grocery stores.

[ask-pentious]

what do you think are your biggest strengths and weaknesses as a person?

Hmmm, well, I sssuppose my biggest weakness is my tendencssy to feel inadequate and that leads to jealousssy and self-sssabotage. However, during my time at the hotel I did get over that to an extent. My biggest ssstrength, probably my creativity, both in inventing and problem sssolving. And something else I worked on at the hotel was learning to be more sssselfless. -🎩🐍

[dndtreasury]

Vainglorious Armor by Griffon's Saddlebag

[ismailfazil1-blog]

Building Self-Confidence: A Roadmap to Believing in Yourself

Discover your full potential with "Building Self-Confidence: A Roadmap to Believing in Yourself." This guide provides practical ways for overcoming self-doubt, embracing your strengths, and achieving your goals. Discover how to overcome limiting thoughts and confidently face life's obstacles. Transform your life and become the powerful, confident person you've always wanted to be.

[taramjitsita]

#Local competition

It has been 3 weeks now since i started what felt so satisfying though challenging business, that is: Eco-Friendly Lighting/Green-Glow Lighting. It is really testing my nerves and am enjoying it. I am excited to introduce Eco-Glow, our new line of sustainable lighting solutions designed to meet the growing demand for eco-friendly products.

However, competition in this space includes established companies such as Green Light Solutions and Eco Bright Lighting, which offer a range of LED and solar-powered lighting products. These competitors often focus on basic energy efficiency without integrating advanced smart features or a holistic approach to sustainability.

Eco-Glow will stand out in the market by offering a comprehensive suite of lighting solutions that not only maximize energy efficiency but also integrate seamlessly with renewable energy sources and smart home systems.

EcoGlow enters the market at a time of increasing demand for sustainable solutions, ensuring its relevance and longevity. As awareness of environmental issues continues to grow, we anticipate sustained interest in Eco-Glow products across various industries and consumer segments.

Welcome as we walk this journey together!

[princepr]

Local Competition For Hand-made Jewelries and accessories

Our main competitors include other handmade jewelry brands, both established and emerging.

Notable competitors may include:

Etsy sellers who specialize in handmade jewelry

Local artisan jewelers

Boutique jewelry brands with an online presence

Large retailers that offer handcrafted jewelry lines

To differentiate ourselves, Crafty Creations will focus on exceptional quality, unique designs, and personalized customer service. Our branding will emphasize the story behind each piece, appealing to consumers who value authenticity and craftsmanship.

[abdalrahmanalakel]

strengths and weaknesses

When it comes to personal development, it is essential to acknowledge both one's strengths and limitations. Navigating the professional world is similar to a continual journey of understanding more about oneself. Planning is one of my strong suits, so let's chat about that. When I play a strategy game, I quickly become immersed in the process of planning out projects and considering the long-term, almost as if it were something that comes naturally to me. The marathons of video games? My own training ground for getting incredibly good at planning, they are not just for fun; they are like a personal training ground for me. Now, let's be honest about the difficulties that we face. Time management is something that I struggle with at times. There are moments when I feel like I'm racing against the clock, and I'm still trying to figure out how to regularly manage my time. But there's no need to be concerned because I'm resolved to improve my ability to combine planning with time management. In the grand scheme of things, this journey is not about disregarding the challenging portions but rather about accepting them as essential steps in the process of professional development. My objective is to establish a solid relationship between strategic planning and efficient time management in order to make progress in this complex world of work. This will be accomplished as I navigate through the ups and downs that I will encounter.

[dream-beyond-the-fantasy]

what are your OCs biggest strengths and biggest weaknesses?

I'm not very good at listing my own strengths and weaknesses, but I'll try to list theirs.

Julie

Strengths: kindness, loyalty, persistence

Weaknesses: naivete, anxiety, lack of communication

Alyssa

Strengths: empathy, loyalty, independence

Weaknesses: cynicism, stubbornness, lack of interpersonal skills

[xaviergoodkid]

CRITICAL THINKING A

Week 2: Collaborative Skills

My experience working in a group was really good because it was beneficial for me, it has made me feel like i was capable of being and working with other people c:

My strength as an individual student is that i am a active listener to my fellow classmates as i was not afraid of listening to many possibilities of the outcome of the class project and that just made me feel good about myself as i felt like working in a group has different obstacles to it and this was one but it surely wasn’t an issue to me.

Another strength about myself is that i was a person who was not afraid to ask questions and communicate how i felt about the direction of the art piece and my doubts about it.

This group project helped me learn more about myself because I realised how open minded I was about the never ending outcomes to an art piece especially when it came to a group setting which was great as we worked together as a team to make it come to life.

A weakness that I can improve is that i can be better at generating more ideas as i was kind of stuck when it came to helping my group mates come up with ideas.

If i had more time i would make the monument more 3 dimensional, since we were on a time crunch my group felt like it was best to make it short and simple by creating a monument solely based on a 2 dimensional artifact.

If i had a unlimited budget i would have made a 3 dimensional model that shows earth turning with a 3d modeled hand holding eachother showing a peaceful moment in human history, i wouldnt change the concept that we came up with as it was a brilliant idea my group and i came up with.

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References (MLA STYLE):

" World peace posters " - Xavier and classmates 21 Aug 2023

[mercurial-thrills]

Writing While Autistic: A Personal Reflection

It's Autism Acceptance Month, so I figured I would share my own experiences on writing for autistic and allistic folks alike.

I was diagnosed with autism later in life, as an adult. This meant I spent a large chunk of my life unaware I had it, chocking up my strengths and weaknesses to both internal and external factors. As for writing, realizing I'm autistic made things make more sense.

So, I decided to share my strengths and weaknesses when it comes to writing, particularly ones that relate to having autism. At the end, I'll also share more tips.

A Necessary Disclaimer: I cannot speak on behalf of all autistic people. For disclosure, I was diagnosed as Level 1/2(1 in Part A, 2 in Part B) because of how it impacts me. For those who are unfamiliar with the diagnostic criteria, you can read this article with the original (deficit model) criteria as well as re-written criteria from a neurodiversity lens.

My Writing Strengths

When I was 12 years old, writing became a special interest. I like to think about it all the time, I like to do it all the time, and I wanted to become a copy-editor for a long time.

It seems I was gifted at reading, writing, and spelling as a child, well advanced beyond my peers. While this isn't necessarily an autism thing, many autistic people experience similar phenomena of being gifted, having uneven skill sets, etc.

I find it easier to write when I'm involving a hyperfixation/special interest in my writing, like trauma disorders, D&D, or straight-up writing fanfiction.

Things like NaNoWriMo are usually productive because they create the routine of writing every single day. Once it's in my routine, it's not something I want to stop or skip.

I'm good with writing autistic characters because I'm autistic. I also find that my comorbidities are helpful in writing characters with anxiety, PTSD, and depression.

Because of my special interest in writing, I spent a lot of time getting to know everything I could about the writing practice. There's still lots I haven't figured out, though.

I'm very strict with my writing rules.

I script in conversations on a regular basis, which has helped with writing dialogue to a degree.

Writing, and learning about writing, has made metaphors and other figurative speech easier to understand.

My Writing Weaknesses

I would talk about writing all the time and not notice that people did not care until they outright told me. This is because I have a hard time with facial expressions, and even looking at people's faces to understand how they are feeling.

I have a hard time starting and stopping activities, which makes it hard for me to find time to write when busy. If I want to write a part of my novel, it will often be an entire chapter or nothing at all.

My minimal experience in having conversations with others means dialogue can sometimes be stiff. It's also highly inspired by conversations I've experienced, heard, or read about. It's hard to be "original" in this regard.

One random trait I have is needing to plan everything to ensure I know what's going to happen. This means I always plot stories rather than pantsing them, meaning that writing with a given word prompt does not always fare well.

I tend find writing club and other writing communities overwhelming. It's easier when they're online.

It's challenging to write stories from the lens of a neurotypical character. In fact, it's hard to write stories from the lens of a character without autism. It seems everything I write has neurodivergent allegory, and while this isn't necessarily a bad thing, it means it's harder to branch out.

Niche Tips For Other Autistic Writers

Study story structures, regardless of whether you're a plotter or a pantser. You don't have to use them, you just have to know them and think about them when coming up with writing ideas.

If you're struggling with writer's block, pace. Pacing happens to be one of my stims and helps me come up with good ideas. Perhaps it will do the same for you.

Fanfiction is good. It's a real medium, and if it involves one of your special interests, even better!

Find out what works for you! We're similar but also different, so it's kind of difficult to provide suggestions that are likely to work with the most people.

It felt important to mention that autism has its strengths and weaknesses. Being autistic shouldn't be a source of shame, the end of the world, or a death sentence, but it also isn't like a walk in the park either. It is still considered a disability, impacting some areas of life more than others.

Still, I'm trying to be proud of it.

[shironezuninja]

I wonder how many abridged stories DP will tell at Disneyland. Watching those YouTube videos helps remind me of my first time seeing his character from a cosplayer outside an older anime convention center in Somerset, NJ several years ago.

I didn’t know who the character was while the cosplayer was acting like him. But my friend and I awkwardly laughed when he (lovingly, of course) intruded upon our bench area (while we were chatting) and talked about something random… one of his words may have been “politics”… then he skipped off his merry way.

[niggadiffusion]

"Reflections in the Glass"

I stand in the glass,

where shadows stretch long and light fractures clean.

My hands, calloused from gripping dreams too tight,

trace the cracks,

wondering if strength is the grip

or the grace to let go.

In the marrow of my bones,

there's fire that won't yield,

a rhythm carved from midnight hours

and echoes of the streets that raised me.

Yet, beneath the bravado,

there’s a tremor in the pulse,

the quiet fear of slipping

before the city hears my name.

I wear resilience like armor,

but inside,

I’m a poet bleeding ink,

wrestling ghosts

and chasing futures

that flicker like neon signs in the rain.

To know myself,

I peel back the layers—

Strength, the roar in my chest when I rise again.

Weakness, the doubt that lingers

when the world turns its back.

But maybe both are fuel,

fire and ash,

the beauty and the bruise,

shaping something raw,

something real,

something that won’t break

even when the glass shatters.