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The document is a reaction paper discussing the meaning of the phrase "an unexamined life is not worth living." It argues that without examining one's purpose and facing challenges, a person's life would be pointless. It claims people must have goals and ambitions to give their life meaning, and that trials help reveal one's strength of character and courage. Facing hardships allows people to pursue their dreams and become stronger individuals able to overcome obstacles.
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I made a deliberate choice not to quit but to pursue my dreams and fight for my dreams, I eventually became the person I envisaged. It doesn’t matter what stage you are in life right now. It doesn’t matter how young or old you are. At any point in time you can decide to change your life and go for your dreams and aspirations. Would it be taking a risk? Perhaps. Anytime we take a step into the unknown we are taking a risk. That’s why it’s called the unknown. So, what if you don’t like the unknown when you
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