Question 2: If I do something with a positive attitude, I often find that the more I do it, the easier it becomes, which in turn leads me to enjoy it more, thereby cultivating enthusiasm.
Shame has a positive social function as evidenced by the fact that we still hear the use of the derogatory term ‘shameless’ to describe someone who violates accepted social norms. I think we do hear it less and less, though, as norms continue to fall away, even the idea of ‘normal’ itself under attack for not being inclusive enough.
"“We only do well the things we like doing.”" this topic has come up a lot today! I truly feel that doing what you feel like doing is your gut instinct guiding you.
Question 2: If I do something with a positive attitude, I often find that the more I do it, the easier it becomes, which in turn leads me to enjoy it more, thereby cultivating enthusiasm.
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Shame has a positive social function as evidenced by the fact that we still hear the use of the derogatory term ‘shameless’ to describe someone who violates accepted social norms. I think we do hear it less and less, though, as norms continue to fall away, even the idea of ‘normal’ itself under attack for not being inclusive enough.
Question 2 answer...Enthusiasm seems to be driven around one's personality type. Ergo, enthusiasm seems more innate at the individual level.
"“We only do well the things we like doing.”" this topic has come up a lot today! I truly feel that doing what you feel like doing is your gut instinct guiding you.