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True friends are those who care for and support you, are the first to tell you when you've done something wrong but also praise you for doing right, and always tell the truth while showing care and loyalty.
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This PowerPoint Presentation was developed by Jonathan Sampson Chua, a Professionally Trained Coach, Motivational Speaker, and Financial Enthusiast, whose core values revolve around educating and empowering others on character and value formation.
This presentation was in line with a Talk done by Jonathan Sampson Chua for Enderun Colleges' Zonta Club.
How do you know
This document presents several scenarios and asks the reader to determine if the person in each scenario made a good moral decision based on the Ten Commandments and teachings of Jesus. It provides situations involving a student accepting test answers, taking a phone call while driving, making rude comments to a cashier, finding money on the floor, and missing church for a soccer game. The reader is prompted to explain how they know if each decision was right or wrong based on biblical principles.
Lesson 3 Friendship of Adolescents
The document discusses the importance of friendship during adolescence. It notes that friendship is a basic human need and that friends offer support during difficult times. It also states that true friendship is built through mutual understanding and takes effort to develop over time. The document provides tips for forming lasting friendships, such as communicating openly, resolving conflicts respectfully, and focusing on understanding each other rather than selfish desires. Overall, the document emphasizes that meaningful friendship requires work but enriches people's lives.
Healthy relationships
This document discusses healthy relationships and the roles people play within relationships. It defines a role as the part someone plays in a relationship. It notes that people have many roles, such as daughter, sister, friend, teacher, etc. and lists some of the roles and responsibilities of the author. The document contrasts cooperation with compliance and outlines the "Cs" of healthy relationships - cooperation, compliance, compromise, and communication. It discusses building and maintaining trust within relationships by making regular "deposits", such as understanding others, acts of kindness, keeping commitments, clarifying expectations, integrity, and apologizing, and avoiding "withdrawals" like breaking promises or hurtful words.
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The document discusses qualities to look for in choosing friends, including being simple, genuine, and trustworthy. A simple friend appreciates others for who they are rather than what they have. A genuine friend does not seek attention and behaves consistently regardless of company. A trustworthy friend keeps secrets, returns favors, and is honest. The document also values friends who are fun to be with by sharing interests and humor while respecting others.
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This document discusses relationship banking, which is a metaphor for how relationships are strengthened or weakened based on positive or negative interactions. It explains that relationships require continuous "deposits" such as acts of service, kindness, loyalty and respect in order to stay strong. "Withdrawals" like breaking promises, gossip, or lack of attention gradually weaken the relationship over time if not addressed. Maintaining strong relationships requires consciously making deposits through both words and actions.
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Even we clearly know what we want, we are still easily get lost in the monotonous life. So how can we cheer up?
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The document discusses finding the right direction in life and pursuing one's dreams. It acknowledges that it can be difficult to pursue one's goals due to lack of support from friends, financial constraints, other responsibilities, temptations, and bad weather. However, it encourages the reader not to let obstacles or negative opinions from others stop them, and to believe in themselves as they are the "boss" who makes the rules. It concludes by asking the reader to identify who they are and where they are going.
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This presentation was in line with a Talk done by Jonathan Sampson Chua for Enderun Colleges' Zonta Club.
How do you know
This document presents several scenarios and asks the reader to determine if the person in each scenario made a good moral decision based on the Ten Commandments and teachings of Jesus. It provides situations involving a student accepting test answers, taking a phone call while driving, making rude comments to a cashier, finding money on the floor, and missing church for a soccer game. The reader is prompted to explain how they know if each decision was right or wrong based on biblical principles.
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Even we clearly know what we want, we are still easily get lost in the monotonous life. So how can we cheer up?
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