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Does society value the ones who do best for them, or do best for everyone else? And are these two things related or different? This a question that I settled on for thinking about the construct of our success stories, as we continue on life’s journey. Since I have started college, I have this intense feeling of possibility everyday. That this is a place where dreams are sparked, giving it the beginning embers to turn later into your fire. It is meaningful because it begs the answer: how should I go about doing this? It is a fact that you have to do work, in order to get benefits in the occupation you choose. Yet I have always tried to be for others. That is the golden rule right? When I hear people say that getting a lot of money is the root to happiness, I just want to ask them this question because it makes you wonder whether taking what is yours, is the best. I think is society today, this is a big question. Today, many massive corporations have power to endorse opinions that can over rule the publics say in big issues. The biggest one being climate change. This question has multiple answers because one perspective could be one on one side, and another scenario could see them as working as one. The tangent questions to this question can go off into personal struggle, as well as negative associations. For example, is the categorizing and the word ‘selfish’ change your mind about things? Then again, we are all human, and we sometimes make mistakes or become self-centered. I don’t think that it is broad, because it looks at society and what we value in success. I think that it can be spread, however, to make projects and stories into smaller sections of this topic. I don’t want to make people think that I am boxing in people with what I have seen from their success. I just want to know as we progress through our history, in what writing will it be in? I don’t think that I have anything that judges the people whom my writing covers. This is the open ended question that I hope makes me wonder about the world around me and how to go about doing it. Taking what you have learned could go two ways: turning it on its head or using it, as a stepping stool is what I hope for this.

Imagine yourself getting ready for the day in the morning. You go through the routine of making yourself a good representation and to feel better. Now imagine the role of those items. If you could pick, which one is the most important? In today’s world, one could have a sturdy base for the argument of the mirror. It is your key to plotting your direction with your pulchritude. Like a map, it is the setting of the coordinates. When you are going to something formal, it is a social paradigm that you wear clothes, and fixes your hair. The material is showing nothing more than the reflection of you. The part that makes this item so interesting is how you see yourself in the mirror.

Your brain can do nasty things to you. Sometimes the things we see, are either what we want, or don’t want to see. When I look into the mirror, sometimes I feel an examination that I am controlling. I feel that we examine ourselves a lot in this world. The mirror isn’t just piece of glass, it is the reflection when your video is loading. It is the camera on your [hone, taking a selfie 5 times until it shows the peak of your symmetrical aesthetic sign you wear on your head. I think the reflection is based in pictures. The profiles on football websites have defiantly scoped me out and made me a public figure. The question is, what I we looking at? What do we value in this world: the ones who enjoy the exam or the ones who prefer the mirror stay away? My question deals with the morals of selflessness and the self-serving. How can our reflection be good and bad? Is our attention too much on this magnet?