Practice - (one)
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| insititution |
| purchase |
| release |
| debate |
| critical |
| estimate |
| assess |
| facility |
| handle |
| unique |
| alternative |
| adopt |
| approach |
| capacity |
| enhance |
| promote |
| embrace |
| executive |
| rank |
| trend |
| tend |
| bias |
| corporate |
| cooperation |
| distinguish |
| numerous |
| pose |
| priority |
| significant |
| track |
| advocate |
| appeal |
| assumption |
| attribute |
| demonstrate |
| detail |
| eliminate |
| emission |
composition
Follow Your Own Course
Great Italian poet Dante once said,"Follow your own course, and let people talk."What we can learn from this motto is that whatever we do, we must follow our own heart rather than let the noise of others' opinions drown out our own inner voice.
In our life, more often than not, each of us has to make various choices. Whatever decision we make, we should bear the principle in mind that decision is made on the basis of our own will. College students, for example, have to make a hard and crucial decision upon job hunting after graduation. Between a rewarding job that we have no interest and a favorite job with lower pay, our parents and friends may advise us to choose the former one, insisting that when there is a high salary we will have the passion to do the work. However, that passion is transient and will disappear quickly. Conversely, for the things we are interested in, we'll try our best to do them well and work more smoothly.
For all of us, no one can live our life except ourselves. Therefore, I arrive at the conclusion that the most important thing in our life is to follow our own heart and do what we really enjoy.
