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For me:

Money, be rich

Spending Sunday by doing nothing

meet bestie

little trip with besties

find true love

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2ed activity : Share a photo on your phone album . 

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2ed activity : Share a photo on your phone album . 

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Accomplishment
-We've all heard that "winning isn't everything," but reaching our goals is still important for feeling fulfilled.

-Success gives us confidence and hope for the future, and there's nothing wrong with being proud of what we've achieved. When we feel good about our accomplishments, we're more likely to share our knowledge and inspire others. It’s key to set clear goals and stay focused on them.

-Positive Psychology encourages us to work on our strengths and bounce back from setbacks. Success may not come easily, but staying positive and persistent helps us keep going, even when things get tough.

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P: A feeling that fosters better things in general

E: A flow that we immerse in a present moment and feel entirely absorbed it.

R: relationship (balance)

relationship with others are necessary and the key for good one is the balance.

A: accounplish

a force encourage us work on our strength and bounce back to set backs

to set backs

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last year, with 2 teammates, we participated an international marketing business competition. And we got the TOP 2 among more than 500 projects presented in France.

And the key for winning this competition is determination and ambition. The first moment we decided to join in the game, our goal is always No1, with this motivation and strength, which give us lots of productivity.

And even if we had argued and conflicts and we could set up immediately cuz we were on the right track

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As a marketing student, specifically in product development.

The inspiration is critical for me, every time I get inspired by something, I feel satisfaction.

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Romantic Relationships:

Avoidance of Emotional Intimacy: Sara's reluctance to engage in deep emotional conversations prevents her from forming a stronger connection with Matt. This avoidant behavior causes frustration and uncertainty in their relationship.

Fear of Vulnerability: Sara’s past experiences with emotionally distant parents may lead her to fear being vulnerable, associating it with potential rejection or loss of independence.

Professional Challenges:

Difficulty in Collaboration: Sara’s preference for working independently and resistance to team projects hinders her ability to build professional relationships and meet workplace expectations.

Perceived Detachment: Her colleagues and supervisor view her as distant, which could impact her career growth and team dynamics.

Underlying Emotional Struggles:

Unresolved Attachment Patterns: Sara’s avoidant attachment style may stem from unmet emotional needs in her childhood, influencing her behavior in both personal and professional contexts.

Stress and Isolation: Her avoidance of emotional and social engagement might lead to feelings of isolation and stress, even if she does not consciously acknowledge them.

Support Sara Could Benefit From:

Therapeutic Interventions:

Attachment-Based Therapy: To explore and address her avoidant attachment style, helping Sara understand and reframe her fear of emotional intimacy.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): To challenge negative beliefs about vulnerability and develop healthier communication patterns in relationships.

Mindfulness Practices: To help Sara become more aware of her emotions and learn to tolerate discomfort in emotionally charged situations.

Skill Development:

Interpersonal Skills Training: To improve her ability to engage in collaborative settings and navigate interpersonal dynamics at work.

Assertiveness Training: To help her express her feelings and needs more openly without fear of losing control or independence.

Relationship Support:

Couples Counseling: If Sara is open to it, this could provide a safe space for her and Matt to address their concerns and improve communication.

Gradual Emotional Engagement: Encouraging Sara to take small steps towards emotional openness, such as sharing her thoughts and feelings in low-stakes situations.

Professional Growth:

Mentorship or Peer Support: Working with a mentor or peer who excels in collaboration might help Sara see the value of teamwork and gain strategies for effective participation.

Team-Building Exercises: Structured activities to ease her into collaborative work in a less intimidating way.

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Self-discipline: The ability to prioritize long-term goals over short-term temptations.

Self-control: Resisting impulses or cravings that might be counterproductive.

Perseverance: Staying determined and focused despite difficulties, distractions, or setbacks.

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the most precious gift that I could offer to someone , is drawing a painting.