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Eulogy Virtues Research Paper

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1. Developing the “eulogy virtues” is essential when it comes to accomplishing things in life. These virtues also allow one to find one’s self and strengthen it in order to live a successful life. It’s great to have “resume virtues” because it shows that you’re hardworking and have knowledge about certain things, but “eulogy virtues” are more beneficial when it comes to making something out of your life. Thus, it would be worthwhile that “eulogy virtues” are taught at a young age so that one can grow up possessing those virtues to help them through life. 2. I have found ways in order to help develop my “inner character.” The first thing I did was love myself despite my weaknesses that I possess. It allows me to be more confident and optimistic

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