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This document discusses purpose and intention. Purpose is the reason for doing something, while intention is what you plan or aim to do. Purpose and intention can be used interchangeably. Understanding purpose and intention helps with critical thinking, goal setting, and decision making. Some common phrases that express purpose and intention are "in order to", "so that", "so", "to", "hence", "with the aim to", and "in the pursuit of". Examples are provided to illustrate the different phrases. The document also discusses word phrases and the Japanese concept of ikigai, which helps people find meaning and happiness in life.
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- 2. Table of Contents What is Purpose and Intention Why do we learn it? Applications Practice
- 3. What is Purpose and Intention Purpose Intention Purpose is the reason why we do something. Tujuan Intention is what you plan or aim to do. Maksud
- 4. Can we use it interchangeably? “Apakah dapat digunakan secara bergantian?”
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- 6. Common Phrases Phrases In order to So that So To Other Phrases Hence With the aim to In the pursuit of
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