2. How would your friends and family describe you in three words?

3. What is your major?

4.What is your favorite type of food?

5.Name one thing you value in life?

1: What motivates you?

2: What book left a lasting impressing on you and why?

3: If you knew you only had 24 hours left to live and money was no exception, what would you do with your time?

4: What is an area of opportunity for you?

5: When was the last time you did something for the first time?

1) Who do you value most in your life and why?

2) What has been your biggest accomplishment in your personal life?

3) What is one of your biggest goals in life (either personal or professional)?

4) What do you want your first impression that you give others to be?

5) Where do you hope to be in 5, 10, and 15 years?

With these questions, you could hope for long, descriptive answers, allowing for you to learn a lot about this person.

1. Do you have/ like animals?

2. What's your greatest source of motivation?

3. do you play any sports/ have and hobbies?

4. What are you passionate about?

5. Where is one place you'd love to visit?

1. what is your name

2. what are your hobbies

3. what kind of music do they like

4. what are your future goals

5. what are your favorites kinds of movies

Do you have any hobbies?

what do you like to do for fun?

Do you have any future plans in life?

what are your day to day activities?

what do you care about the most in life?

1. Who is your biggest inspiration?

2. What's the most traumatic thing you've been through?

3. What are your hobbies?

4. What's your goal in life?

5. Is there a philosophy that guides your life decisions?

2-what made you come to college?

3-what makes you unique?

4-how would your family describe you?

5-what do you expect after graduating college?

2.)It's my favorite thing to do because it helps the way I perceive myself and gives me a everyday purpose and objective.

I read to become more knowledgeable, not to give myself more power necessarily, but to learn more. Books along with your imagination can take you mentally anywhere and open the door to new ideas, perspectives you might not have ever thought of. With your ideas, not only can you help yourself but your close friends and family, and by extension society. Reading is also beneficial, helping reduce stress, aiding in your sleep and keeping your mind sharp (https://www.piedmont.org/living-real-change/health-benefits-of-reading).

So why not pick up a good book and read.

1. What is your name? (pretty important)

2. What bands/artists do you like?

3. Do you have a job, if so where?

4. What is your zodiac sign?

5. What do you like to do, or what are your hobbies?

My favorite thing to do is listen to music/ watch movies. I love watching breakdown videos on the movie, as well as understanding the message of the movie and how it reflects in the real world. The movie Shutter Island is a great film that uses water and fire to symbolize the main character's struggles of living in delusion and accepting reality. As for music I love reading the lyrics, seeing what each line means, and watching interviews of the artist about the album. Fun fact, in the song Killpop by Slipknot, Corey Taylor sings about his mixed feelings of love and disgust towards a 'woman' who represents the music industry. While the music industry can limit and destroy his creativity, they also help share his music with the world.

1. How are you feeling today?

2. What is it that motivates you?

3. What is it that you do for work?

4. What are some of your interests?

5. Do you like trying new foods?

   
   

5 questions i would ask someone is, How are you, What is your name, what is your stressed out struggle meal of choice, what kind of music do you like, and do you like pineapple on pizza.

I was on a date and we were both enjoying the experience. The establishment allowed for you to bring your own beverage, whether it had alcohol in it or not. Of course, we brought along some Coronas and we enjoyed our time there, battling each other with made up rival teams such as “Batman/Superman”.

5 questions I would ask someone:

1. What are your biggest goals ?

2. What are your hobbies?

3. Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

4. What are your plans for a day your free?

5. What’s your favorite type of food?

   When was the last time you did something for the first time?

   I visited six flags for the first time and the rides I went on loosened my fear of heights a little.

EN 101-En70

 Prof: Force       

                    My Favorite Place to Eat

               My favorite place to eat is the Golden Palace Diner in Vineland, NJ. I like the Golden Palace for many reasons. At this diner, we find natural foods prepared by a specialist. They avoid adding too much oil, or too much sugar. I like Golden Place Diner because all the food times on the menu are cost-effective. The staff at the diner treat all people the same. The employees are punctual and quick at their jobs. Many customers often talk about the excellent food and service at the Golden Palace Dinner. I know there are other restaurants in Vineland, but I prefer the Golden Palace Diner because I feel more comfortable there and I often meet my friends there. I also like the Golden Palace Diner, because they employ many people in the community to fill various jobs, for example, cooking, cleaning, and public relations. Finally, Golden’s Owner will soon build a new Golden Place Diner.

So..returning to the question at hand, does money bring happiness? I think the better question would be, is it worth it?

En101-En070

Prof: R. Force

10/16/2024

Do you think money brings people happiness? Why or not? Explain.

Money

Hi, my name is Daniel

Many people think that money can buy happiness economically.  I agree with their ideas about money bringing happiness. Money helps us have material comforts and spiritual joy. If we have no money, we cannot pay house bills, hospital bills, medications, or make money transfers to other people. If we have a lot of money, we can improve our spiritual activities easily.

Money contributes to happiness when it helps us meet basic needs like food, shelter, and clothes.  We can also go to the movies every weekend and buy expensive gifts for people we love. Money helps the poor have a better lifestyle. For the rich, Money helps them have pure happiness because they can help the poor and the victims of disasters.

It is interesting to note, however, that the amount of money you think, is needed to be happy is very different from what the Princeton study. Sonja L. Bisikirski completed a study into just this. She found that people making” $ 30,000” must increase their salary to $50,000 to be happy. But those earning $ 10,000. So, having money is a good thing for many reasons. 

The one time I stood up for my rights or expressed my freedom, happened when former President Trump was in his Tower located at 5th Avenue and 57th st and citizens were protesting against him running for presidency. I somehow ended up becoming one of the main protester leading a crowd of at least 90 people all the way to Times Square. We were shouting "Hey, hey, hell no, Trump has got to go!"

is about daylight savings time happening this weekend, that's pretty much it

Knowing this, I will adopt this effect to place higher expectations on myself to strive for better outcomes.

The second thing I learned this week is that, people are more productive in blue colored rooms.

With this knowledge in mind, I will adopt this and color my room a “productive blue” in the future to aid in productivity.

The last thing I learned was that individuals prefer alternating the truth rather than changing their perspective about people. Meaning we rather lie to ourselves than face the truth about that certain someone.

With this in mind, I will be more selective about who I allow to enter in my personal life and circle. Not everyone deserves your time and space.

How will I achieve this? By making learning a continuous habit. By reading new materials, getting out of my comfort zone, making new friends, conquering past traumas, genuinely listening to what others have to say, forcing myself to do what I am afraid to do, because by conquering my fears, I learn to live more freely.