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Your letter mail was mail to Student Mail Services by the United States Post Office. The letter mail is from the Treasury Bureau of the Fiscal Service

No one said leading was easy, and in the book, The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership, John C. Maxwell addresses the principal of transformational leadership, and how there is more than one aspect in becoming a successful leader. Leadership is one of the many desirable qualities in becoming successful not only in everyday life, but also in nursing. This paper will discuss ways to develop into an effective, successful leader, the necessary steps to increase leadership ability, and how leadership can affect personal growth in nursing practice.

In my mid semester report the area that identified that I could improve on happened to be working in Excel. During the second half of the semester I was able to improve in Excel by knowing what functions and information to use to record and graph accurate information. Improving in Excel helped prepare for the Lab Practical. Another area that I stated that I could improve upon was when collecting data to make to record the correct amount of significant figures needed for the data that was being recorded. I was able to improve on this when recording data and carefully examining the amount of what was being used in the experiment. By doing this I was able to make sure I was not forgetting any significant figures that would be valuable when reporting the end experiment.

Drafting my cover letter, I first read the instructions over and over until I understood what is expected. Then I began to search up examples of cover letters online, to not only see the format, but to imagine myself as the reader looking at hundreds of cover letters seeing which one is best. After I got the feel of what a good cover letter should look like, I began to reflect back at my academic life, asking several questions to myself such as what have I learned throughout my English classes in high school, has writing become easier over the years, and what do I need to work on? I then jolted down any idea I had in my head onto paper and began constructing my outline. My outline consisted of my personal goals for this course, my qualifications, what I learned in my past English classes, and my strengths/weakness. Once I finished my outline, writing the rough draft was a little complicated, since it was hard for me to form my ideas into sentences and have everything flow smoothly throughout my letter. I had things I wanted to say, but couldn’t do so because of the constraint of the 3 pages limit. So I decided leave out details that would not be as powerful as the other ones. I wanted to make sure the reader understood what my main qualities as a writer were and convince her that I am qualified for

Parsons and Bales’ study of family investigates how the specialized gender roles contributed to the rise of the male-breadwinning family of the 1950s in addition to nuclear families. Unlike the pre industrial style, where there are no divisions of labor between family members, nuclear families are held together by specialized gender roles. Husbands are the instrumental leaders, while wives are expressive leaders of the family. Husbands perform the instrumental role as family financial providers and eventually the man’s job gives his family its social status in the larger society. On the other hand, wives focus on the internal affairs of the family such as domestic work and caretaking work. Wives mainly take care of their children or housework.

First, thank you for your honesty and your bravery in posting this. As a few other posts in this course seem to attest, many people are uncomfortable with posting something potentially negative, or even positive, from their lives and their history and would instead either spurn off the idea and topic of the assignment, or acknowledge a lack of interest and create a false narrative. You did neither.

I am a Vietnamese Catholic, born and raised in Oklahoma, the third child of six, and a person who enjoys adventures and good laughs. I embrace my heritage and culture and take interest in learning about the customs of other ethnic groups. As a student, I have always regarded education as a top priority in my life, and I plan on graduating high school as the salutatorian of my class of approximately 500 students. My hobbies and interests outside the classroom include Student Council, eating, ping pong, lion dancing (a Vietnamese tradition), charity work, fitness, spending quality time with family and friends, sports, and piano. Music is one of my main passions, for I have been playing the piano since the first grade. I can learn songs either

I should graduate because I have been going to school for 12 years now. I think that one test that I have failed should keep me from graduating. I should also graduate because I want to make my mom proud because I would be the third person in my family to graduate. I also want to set an example for my younger siblings. And show them that can graduate and make our mom proud.

Thank you for taking the time to read this letter. I am writing this letter because I look forward to attending the school, however there are some circumstances that may prevent me from doing so. I have a younger brother who is also interested in attending college, and many family members coming from India who we will have to support and provide for. We would also have to assist them in paying for their higher education. My parents will have to pay for several family members' college tuitions, and they will not be able to afford to pay for the full amount I am being asked for.

Through this Professional Writing course, I have learned how powerful language and written words can be in conveying one’s idea. Due to my language barrier, it is sometimes difficult to understand the prompts entirely, which leads to deviations from the expected answers. Therefore, I have always struggled to compose essays in a coherent manner and meet the assignment requirement. However, this writing course has strengthened my ability to express my knowledge and thoughts on paper coherently and concisely. Strategies like brainstorming and keeping notes before starting a paper, drafting, revising and editing are useful tools for me in writing a more powerful and cohesive paper.

Our next assignment for my English Composition class is to discuss my writing process and I need your help brainstorming what I should write about. “The girl is curled up in a ball holding the stuffed bear to her chest (How was I feeling? I need some imagery). Clenched fists, gritted teeth, and squinting eyes come with a need of closeness. She slowly opens her eyes and… (What signifies my strength? What helped me through this tough time?) …raises her left wrist. A yellow Livestrong bracelet (personal symbol) rests upon her wrist”. These were the questions I was asking myself when I was writing my “Laws of Life” essay. In an average week we all write many different kinds of things. Aside from the writing we have to do for school and work, many people don’t consider everyday compositions such as grocery lists, journaling, directions, and texting to be real writing. We think of a formal letter, or a detailed email as writing, but we don’t think about using a particular process or structure to compose them. Everyone has a different approach, and it can be unique to each individual such as their fingerprints.

My personal interpretation of a physician’s career involves the melding of scientific thought and objectivity with visceral emotion as well as a reconciliation of the tension between the two. While there are several other duties most physicians perform on the spectrum of clinical care to research, each responsibility is driven by the aforementioned duality. Thus far I’ve honed several skills that could be useful to a physician, including interviewing and tailored communication from my journalism education and a practical grasp of healthy lifestyle design from my exercise physiology education. Through my consistent work as a writer and reporter, I have a practiced awareness of my audience and how to communicate effectively by simplifying language and adjusting my tone. Additionally, both my studies and exercise related work have shown me how to effectively incorporate healthier diet and exercise choices into a person’s life, I believe this specific knowledge of preventative care will be incredibly useful in a medical career.

We all have heard the phrase that practice makes perfect. The more you practice or do the same thing over and over again, the better you become and the more you learn. This phrase applies to almost everything that we do. The most common application of this phrase is in sports. Another place this phrase could be applied is writing. The more you write, the better you will become and the more your writing will develop. You will realize new ways to make your writing better, get a better sense of style, have a better vocabulary, and learn new ways to format your writing. I learned how to do all of this things above this year in my first semester of college composition. Coming into this class, I thought already that I was a good writer, but I now realize I was wrong. This semester class has taught me so much and the phrase “practice makes perfect”, really does apply.

Whilst reviewing your file/correspondence it has transpired to us that Mr Christopher Cheng (a former Solicitor of Farani Javid Taylor Solicitors) had been dealing with your matter in his capacity as a solicitor. It would be pertinent to explain that Mr Cheng was a fully qualified solicitor to undertake your work and you had given your instructions directly to him to assist you in this matter as he had previously represented you in your other matter/s.