(2) Seneca's quote, "It is not that we have a short time to live, but that we waste a lot of it," resonates with me very well. It reminds me of the importance of using time wisely, motivating me to focus on meaningful pursuits and avoid distractions.

• Stoicism is branch of Hellenistic philosophy that flourished in Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome.

• It focuses on the mastery of responding to ones emotions; whether positive or negative

• We use this a lot in Islam, to always think & make the best of your situation, which I've practiced personally.

• "You have power over your mind — not outside events. ." - Marcus Aurelius

1)From challenges I face in my daily round of life, I practice applying philosophy in gaining wisdom and perspective. From all the trials I've gone through, moving period was the hardest when I had to make a career path decision of technology or business. I adored both of them but couldn't choose which field I was to concentrate on more.

Aristotle's comments on the whole being more than the mere sum of its parts persisted in my mind, encouraging me to consider options that would allow me to be more active on campus. As software technology made easy connections among people and things, it became clear to me that I was able to start a tech venture, using tech to solve business problems.

I began to research on startups and interact with professionals. Making that decision allowed me to merrify myself once more. Thus, I got fresh chances and prospect to grow. I decided to dive into a tech startup working with companies learning how to use my technological abilities to make businesses better.

2)A quote by Friedrich Nietzsche has always inspired me: It comes also, as a savior: “He who has a why to live can bear almost any how.” I have experienced the importance of this quote particularly during tough times. Whenever I got stuck with studies and similar affairs, the idea of my motivation and reasons of continuing with success became the only strong point.

This quote made remember me the paramount importance of setting the goals and then doing everything possible to accomplish them even when the roads seems to be full of obstacles. It is like a redemptive feature depicted in my life as it makes me regard every obstacle as an opportunity for self-enhancement.

As a quote from Ichiro Kishimi is: "Do Not Live to Satisfy the Expectations of Others"

And quote from Miyamoto Mushashi: "Accept everything just the way it is"

This quote emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and acceptance. No matter the circumstances or surroundings, you carry your thoughts, emotions, and experiences with you. It encourages living in the present moment, embracing who you are, and finding contentment within yourself rather than seeking it externally.

The moment I opened my eyes to this world, I suffered. I believed that I was unlucky, cursed, even bewitched. I had all kind of problems. Soon enough, I realized that life without suffering is quite tedious , Enjoying what comes from life bad or worst for I shall live to the fullest.

=>As Friedrich Nietzsche said, "He who has a why to live can bear almost any how." This quote resonates with me as it emphasizes finding purpose and meaning in life, which aligns with my approach to embracing change and managing emotions through philosophy.

=> Moreover, I draw from philosophical teachings, such as those by Haemin Sunim in "The Things You Can See Only When You Slow Down," to cultivate emotional intelligence, particularly in managing anger. By practicing mindfulness and self-awareness, I strive to respond to challenges with patience and composure, seeking harmony within myself and with others.

Actually , philosophy serves as a compass, guiding me towards personal growth, resilience, and a deeper understanding of life's complexities.

(2)The quote "This too shall pass" has a deep resonance with me. It serves as a reminder that both the joys and difficulties we face in life are fleeting. During difficult times, it provides comfort, reminding me to be patient and resilient, knowing that the difficulties will eventually pass. Similarly, when I experience success or happiness, it encourages me to fully appreciate and cherish them, knowing that they, too, will pass. This quote reminds me to keep my perspective and stay grounded, no matter what circumstances I face, ultimately allowing me to navigate life with a sense of balance and calm.

This quote by Socrates emphasizes the importance of humility and the recognition of our limitations in understanding the vast complexities of the world. It teaches us that true wisdom comes not from claiming to have all the answers, but from acknowledging the vastness of what we do not know.

1.Philosophy plays an important role in my daily life. Although I may not have studied philosophy systematically, I find myself often thinking about various issues in life and trying to understand them from a philosophical perspective. For example, when I face a moral choice or a major decision in life, I will think about different ethics and values to find the most appropriate course of action. In addition, philosophy has inspired me to think about the meaning and purpose of life.

2. "Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration." Edison's famous saying has a huge impact on me. It reminds me that success does not come out of thin air, and makes me understand that success often comes through day after day accumulation and continuous hard work. Therefore, I work hard to cultivate my perseverance and patience, firmly believing that as long as I persevere, I can overcome any difficulties and realize my dreams.

"a good decision is based on knowledge and not on numbers" -plato

Answer : As life goes on , we get struck with difficult situations and decisions where some needs action on the spot. Personally, I try to always self-reflect and be conscious to myself and my surroundings to be able to react to difficult situations and make important decisions in my life.

(2) Choose a quote from any philosopher and relate the quote to your own life.

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Quote: "Quality is not an act, it is a habit" - Aristotle

I try to live by this quote , which implies that being a solid individual is not about doing whats right when you feel like doing... it should become a second nature to us. Many portray a certain attitude that doesn't reflect who they are, but adopting those nice qualities and living by them is what we should all do.

This quote has guided me in understanding the importance of consistency and perseverance in achieving excellence in various aspects of life. It's not just about occasional acts of kindness or moments of greatness but about cultivating habits that reflect our values and aspirations.

In my daily life, I strive to apply this philosophy by consistently practicing kindness, empathy, and compassion towards others. Instead of viewing kindness as a sporadic action, I aim to make it a habit, ingrained in my interactions and behaviors. Whether it's lending a helping hand to a friend in need, volunteering in my community, or simply showing appreciation to those around me, I understand that it's the consistent practice of these actions that shapes my character and contributes to a more positive environment.

2- “The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts.” -Marcus Aurelius

Positive thinking might not come naturally at first but it requires practice which helped change my life.

"Kindness is a language that the deaf can hear and the blind can see." - Ludwig Wittgenstein

This quote by Wittgenstein reminds me of the universality of kindness. It means that kindness is a language that can be understood by anyone. Even acts of kindness that seem small can have a significant impact on others.

Philosophy helps me to find answers of big questions like "What is happiness?" or "Who am I?" It’s like having a guidebook for considering life. For instance, when I need to make a hard decision, I remember what's right and what's beyond that decision, as philosophers.

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Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life

It’s like When you do a little component you truely love, it doesn’t sense like art work. Over the route of my life I genuinely have observed that when I pursue my passions and interests, whether they be art or sports activities activities, I am extra fulfilled and existence is extra meaningful.

Applying philosophy in life can involve adopting philosophical principles and frameworks to guide one's actions, decisions, and perspectives and philosophical study improves critical thinking skills.

2.“Set thy heart upon thy work, but never on its reward. Work not for a reward, but never cease to do thy work.” — Vyasa

"An unexamine life is not worth living" -Socrates. I feel that quote would suit my style of applying philosphy in life. As i would seek more information and answers in life.

ethics guide my moral choices,

Existentialism reminds me of my personal responsibilities.

Overall, philosophy shapes my life's direction.

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I dont know who wrote this quote, it was from a video game i played. it goes like this "opportunities are for those who are prepared" i can relate to this very well.... after finishing high school I had an opportunity to do my bachelors degree in italy. but I wasnt prepared to study abroad. so I lost that opportunity. if I was prepared for it, then it couldve became a great opportunity for me

(2) I found out that when it comes to achieving my goals or things that I wished to get, it has to be done slowly and steady. It is very ineffective to rush things as it will just make myself stressful. I shouldn't expect to get it very quick but rather just plan to get them at some point, so my mind does not only focus on achieving that one certain item or goal. It is fine as long as you don't give up from that goal.

"It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop" - Confucius.

"Better a little which is well done, than a great deal imperfectly." -Plato

this quote encourages me mindset of excellence, precision, and quality over quantity which can lead to more meaningful and successful outcomes in various aspects of life.

(2) "In the depths of winter, I finally learned that within me is an invincible summer." – Albert Camus

This quote talks about the resilience of the human soul and the capacity to find strength and hope even in the darkest moments. It resonates with me because it reminds me that no matter how challenging life is, there is always a source of inner strength and light within us waiting to be discovered.

2)One of my favorite quotes, by Albert Camus, encapsulates this sentiment: "The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion." This quote resonates with me as a guiding principle for confronting daily disappointments.

In essence, Camus suggests that genuine freedom transcends external constraints; it is an internal state of defiance against adversity. When applied to everyday setbacks, this quote encourages us to cultivate inner resilience and autonomy. Rather than allowing disappointments to dictate our actions, we are empowered to rebel against despair and reclaim agency over our lives.

(1) Based on your experience, how did you apply philosophy in your daily life?

Answer: Based on my personal experience, I applied philosophy in my life whenever it came to take up new roles, either in my academic life or my personal life. I make sure to reflect on my core values and always be attentive during the transition. Furthermore, I apply the knowledge I gained from other people’s experiences during the same role and taking decisions based on ethical principles will also count. I try to put in all my efforts in embracing uncertainty, adapting the unknowns of the role. Most importantly, I would like to find the main purpose of the respective role in my daily life. Briefly summarizing the use of philosophy in my daily life, I would like to conclude my answer with the implementation of the principle of critical thinking and problem solving as that is the most significant factor to tackle the challenges which come with the new roles.

(2) Choose a quote from any philosopher and relate the quote to your own life

Answer: "Know thyself" by Socrates, it helps me understand myself, my strengths, my weaknesses and my core values. This self-awareness helps me in decision-making, relationships, personal growth, and stress management. This leads me to live a more fulfilling life with wisdom. 

I apply this quote in my life by reframing challenges or setbacks in a more positive light. Instead of dwelling on the negative aspects, I actively seek opportunities for growth and learning in every situation.

• become a critical thinking: take a moment in each steps in my life to think and set my mind before doing something that I might regret later.

• I always keep in my mind that this life is short and the main purpose of our existing in the earth to worship Allah this keep me always not making sins.

• I always get stuck when learning something new cuz I don't like to take the short road (easy come easy go)

• there is a chines says "Don't give me a fish, but teach me how to fish".