UnivSem 2020 Navier Ball

 In Chapter 7, Rath encourages people to stop using the excuse "Im Busy" or saying you are busy in general. Rath expresses that being busy is making your day meaningful and using it for meaningful things. Instead of taking your time for granted you need make your that your time is used for something that will help you or others. Rath also expresses that people tend to waste their time on purpose. One of the biggest ways in when people wait for their inbox to fill and respond at that moment. This is something that affects your adults more but as the years go best, It is affecting alot of incoming workers and students. People doing this has forced employers to enforce a cellphone policy for their own grow employees 

 In chapter 6, Rath reminds the reader to not fall in the default and by the default he mean the default career or jobs that people chase because of family, friends or mentors that is driven by money or security. A lot of people tend to follow in the footstep of family, friends or mentors because they were persuaded to, when it was never a great fit for them in the beginning. He informs the audience that most people that do follow in the footsteps of others are usually unhappy and stop following that after it to late. Money is spend and time to peruse something he or she is not ment to do. He expresses that choosing the right career does take time and error but be very careful in your decisions. When choosing try to pick something that is reliable and uses your talents and skills. I relate to this because I have an uncle that went to college for psychology at Allegheny College in Meadville, Pennsylvania, which is very expensive reaching upwards of $60k a year and at this time of 25...

 In Chapter 5, Rath explains the importance of many different topics but some of the ones that stuck with me the most is the ensuring that you find something that you enjoy to do and are good at as a career. People spend a lifetime trying to fix their weaknesses to become a well-rounded individually instead of embracing their strengths. Another recurring point that Rath constantly touches on is making your life meaningful and step you can do to achieve that goal. In the text, He encourages people to make a different in other people lives. The way to do that is to use your strengths to influence others. I relate to this because growing up in Northern Pennsylvania in the small city of Erie, there is a large number of diversity from people of all different walks of life. I have always been a very personable person that has the ability to get along with anyone. This ability has influences my everyday world in many different aspects. I have helped people everyday of my life, helping the...