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From my point of view Lately there was no respect and politeness. Young people today no longer know how to say hello when they enter a room, or thank you when they are offered something, or please when they ask for something, they don't say goodbye when they leave a room. Sad, very sad! I tend to think that this depends a lot on homeschooling.
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From my point of view Lately there was no respect and politeness. Young people today no longer know how to say hello when they enter a room, or thank you when they are offered something, or please when they ask for something, they don't say goodbye when they leave a room. Sad, very sad! I tend to think that this depends a lot on homeschooling.
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From my point of view... we should return to work slowly after vacation: a few hours at first, then a few days and only later full hours ...
How many days do you need to fully get back into work mode,
From my point of view... we should return to work slowly after vacation: a few hours at first, then a few days and only later full hours ...
How many days do you need to fully get back into work mode,
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From my point of view, life is less about having everything figured out and more about learning as we go. I believe growth often comes from moments of discomfort, because those moments force us to reflect and adapt. Kindness, even in small forms, has a way of returning to us when we least expect it. I’ve learned that challenges are not meant to break us but to shape our perspective and strengthen our character. Faith—whether in ourselves, others, or a higher purpose—helps us keep moving forward when clarity is missing. In the end, the lessons we carry matter more than the mistakes we make along the way.
From my point of view, life is less about having everything figured out and more about learning as we go. I believe growth often comes from moments of discomfort, because those moments force us to reflect and adapt. Kindness, even in small forms, has a way of returning to us when we least expect it. I’ve learned that challenges are not meant to break us but to shape our perspective and strengthen our character. Faith—whether in ourselves, others, or a higher purpose—helps us keep moving forward when clarity is missing. In the end, the lessons we carry matter more than the mistakes we make along the way.
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