Essay On Steve Jobs Commencement Speech

Nic Paradiang 
Mrs. Chapman
English 2
10 February 2016
 Lord of the flies Argumentative Essay
 The greatest leaders of all time were feared. As a matter of fact, one of the most powerful leader in history was Adolf Hitler. In spite of the horrendous things he did overtime, he was very influential to his people. Hitlers leading tactics are along the lines of Jacks. Hitler was a fraud and acted as if he was the nicest man alive to gain the power he needed.

John Galt was definitely right. If an individual does not choose to make a decision of how they are going to live, then he does not hold his life as a value. Choices are important and if a person does not make one, good or bad, you are choosing to let accomplishment slip by. The values one holds for themself shows the type of person they want to

Everyone sets their goals at different expectations than others which is why you typically don’t go for the same goal as other people. The adventure that McCandless went on was dangerous, but it fit his expectation to be independent and to find where he belongs. McCandless valued self-reliance ,he needed to be his own person, with his own vision and way of thinking so that others wouldnt influence him along the way. He recognized that the only way for him to find his own truth would to be self-centered and focus on his own being first, without others clouding his sense of

There's certain benefits to thinking this way though. It's very important to keep one's own happiness and well being at the forefront of their mind. People should not be expected to constantly cater to others. Selflessness is completely overrated. Equality is not wrong to want something for himself, especially after servicing others his whole life.

Something that we need to never forget is that we are, “Unforgettable, that’s what you are” (Kidd). I like this quote because I believe that if someone acts as themselves all the time and is not constantly following the influences of others and isn't always dependant on others that people will remember that. For example if you see a group of people walking down the street

However, no person can really be controlled, and when they are harmed by the person controlling them, which in this case is man, they are bound to rebel. This is why as a man it is important to be conscious of your actions while performing them, realizing that what society tells us is not always correct, or the best course of action. As the one being controlled, whether that be woman, child, or slave, it is important to realize the autonomy of the individual person and that patriarchal control, at least to some degree, rests on the compliance of the person being

Grandaddy was forced to confront the cameramen in order to make them leave. He should not need to ask for privacy, it should simply be given to him in the first place. The main theme that is emphasized in this short story is that everyone deserves privacy despite his/her background and

The ending where it says “I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul. What that means, and also is the thesis of my essay is that you control whether you succeed or fail, and when it's time to give up or keep fighting. I am the captain of my soul means that you can never be manipulated into doing something or be told your judgement was right or wrong because, you always follow your heart and your conscious and, if you believe in doing it then you do it. Then you start to get that motivation and drive to persevere through whatever obstacle you come through. You are unconquerable (invictus).

Determinism says that it doesn’t necessarily have to be a physical cause and that it could be an invisible cause in our brains. Such as, the information someone has and how someone views the situation plays a part in our decision making. These are what causes us to make the decision and based on these things. Someone would never make any other decision than the one that they made. Oedipus also thought that he was freely deciding to run from his adopted parents, however, based on the information he had he would have never made any other decision which proves that there was really no choice.

We shouldn’t care what others think of us. We should only care about ourselves and our goals. The song, “Roar,” is about how, if we believe in ourselves and don’t listen to what others say, we are unstoppable, and no one can hurt us. We need to be strong and courageous, and we can’t let others tell us what to do.

You need people who can challenge you to succeed. 3. Prepare, but be flexible. You need to have a plan and prepare for future, but be careful that you don 't "allow yourself to get so caught up in preparing that you neglect to even start." Others spend so much time preparing that they don 't spend any time producing.

Another would be that it is foolish to want those close to you – family, friends, etc, - to live forever because that’s not up to you and as stated in the quote above, it’s foolish to want things that aren’t yours to be yours because that’s impossible. He gives example in his sixteenth rule that when a person is mourning, it’s not what had happened, but rather his/her judgment of what has happened, so the best approach is to not mourning it inwardly, or applying feeling/judgment to it. So nothing beyond our own opinions belong to us, and because we can control our opinions, we can apply his reasoning that’ll supposedly lead to achieving peace of mind in life. This is because in his thinking, reason is good, and irrationality is bad, and to be intolerable of the rational – things out of your control – is irrational. Another part of human finitude that he gives way to improve upon is lack of self-discipline.

No one else can do it for you. Take the power to make your life happy" (Susan Polis Schutz). Schutz claims that life is about taking charge of something, but with courage. It also shouldn 't be what others think, but of what you think and what you want. And finally, to live what makes your life happy.

"You will never influence the world by being just like it." Ayn Rand and Kurt Vonnegut both make sure that the protagonist have a different mindset aside from others that abide by the rules of an unfair lifestyle. They both learn to be independent and go by their beliefs. Although "Harrison Bergeron" by Kurt Vonnegut and Anthem by Ayn Rand are both dystopian pieces whose protagonist are incredibly similar.

My Declaration of Independence When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary to completely abolish my doubt. I will not let the pressure consumed by doubt suppress me from living my life. Doubt has already altered my life so much but I will not give in anymore. I hold these truths to be self-evident that as a person my life should not be delayed because the doubt adapted by me and the people around me.