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It is easy to empathize with people who we know or who are in similar situations. The true challenge is to reach out to people who we do not know so that we can understand and help them. Forgiveness is also a great strength and is often believed to be something you do for someone else. However, I believe it is something you do for yourself to release the anger and pain you feel when someone has caused you harm. To refuse is to forgive is to continue having those negative emotions.

I believe that jealousy is a major weakness because it jeopardizes your own chances of success. While this emotion may appear to be directed at others, it's really about your own insecurity that you don't measure up to another person in some way. In most instances, someone will always be better at something than another individual. The...

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When most people think of a person as lazy, they believe the person doesn't like to work very hard. But, I believe it's much more than that. The person doesn't have the will to take advantage of all that life has to offer. Either they are not aware of life's exciting possibilities or they are afraid of trying to accomplish something.
Last, but not least, I believe that prejudice is a great weakness in humans. Unfortunately, this negative or hostile attitude towards another social group can impede or prevent others from doing as well as they should because of their individual merits. Everyone deserves to be recognized for their accomplishments.

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