The self-reflection is so ... That's the one thing I need to get through to people, this lack of self-reflection.
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Open a window into Self-Reflection through the images below: Self-Reflection is on view at Untitled Space from September 27 through October 8, 2016.
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To the detriment of the book, self-reflection is utterly absent.
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This tweet is sexist & lacks the self-reflection of a NeverTrumper.
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It's a form of self-reflection, not a means of bloviating.
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" Here, he can only advise "hard listening" and "true self-reflection.
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This sort of preparation via self-reflection is key, Taaffe said.
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The presence of these startups did, however, lead to self reflection.
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Yet Trump betrays not an iota of remorse or self-reflection.
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But this type of self-reflection is apparently tantamount to treason.
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There's an emphasis on community and charity, self-reflection and kindness.
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Marley sang about everything from love to freedom to self-reflection.
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But each time the moment of self-reflection seems to pass.
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"You have to have that moment of self-reflection," she said.
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KS: All right, well, it's a lot about self-reflection, right?
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PERINO: So did you just have, like, a period of self-reflection?
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RIVERA: Well, self-reflection and also -- GUTFELD: Did you drink a lot?
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Self-Reflection: Looking back, I am really proud of myself this week.
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Another, and perhaps even more important method of coping, is self-reflection.
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It came down to self-reflection and a desire to improve myself.
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So why haven't more men used them for self-reflection and change?
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I think that there is a legitimate amount of self-reflection, concern.
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It's a first-person account, mostly, and I like McGee's self-reflection.
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But self-reflection is the hallmark of maturity and good decision-making.
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They embarked on a sustained period of self-reflection and policy evolution.
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That means that this new moon is particularly ripe for self-reflection.
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She said she would stop all broadcasting work and perform self-reflection.
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Self-reflection may be a private affair, but being virtuous never is.
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"Self-reflection is important because you need that to grow," she says.
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I think most people are afraid all the way from self-reflection.
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What excess does is that it allows you to escape self-reflection.
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Of course it's not all roses—in his self-reflection Salvat is unsparing.
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Despite the self-reflection, Branson was largely exuberant about his company's historic milestone.
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That said: not everyone has skillful parents or the capacity for self-reflection.
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It often requires honest self-reflection and an overhaul of the organization's culture.
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It is a moment of self-reflection — the only time you see you.
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This purposeful self-reflection will result in what I call evidence-based confidence.
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With time, determination and self-reflection, Barack Obama became a much better president.
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Still, the passage exemplifies Holden's slow crawl toward self-awareness and self-reflection.
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I have found there's a lot more criticism and self-reflection this year.
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What's actually quite predictable is Clinton's seeming lack of remorse and self-reflection.
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"Americans are doing a lot more self-reflection," one of the students said.
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It requires self-reflection and a willingness to challenge orthodoxies of the past.
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For me, it's a coming-of-age, late 20s experience in self-reflection.
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"I'm not a cynic," he says, during a rare moment of self-reflection.
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I think we're going to have a lot of time of self-reflection.
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Typically, questions to him that call for self-reflection are dealt with dismissively.
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What prospective single parents do need, however, is a lot of self-reflection.
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" Part of it has to be self-reflection: "What can I do better?
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And his latest is a dizzying flurry of quick raps and self-reflection.
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The most universally beloved character on HBO's Barry, Hank is self-reflection personified.
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Before you go on future dates, you should also do some self-reflection.
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And at that time it was a lot of, you know, self-reflection.
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Seeing a therapist and doing self-reflection can help you better understand your situation.
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The track is one of the brighter moments of self-reflection on the record.
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I look forward to continuing the process of self-reflection, growth, and healing together.
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This is a world without mirrors, where there is no possibility of self-reflection.
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Self-reflection, accountability, and change are all positive things and my focus right now.
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First, the criterion of intentionality discourages self-reflection in those who aren't apex predators.
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D'Antonio believes the most revealing moment came when Trump said he avoids self-reflection.
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I'm sure you think about, you do some self-reflection all the time, right?
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Many of his photos use the body as a sculptural tool for self-reflection.
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Since 2016 there's been a whole lot of self-reflection in the polling world.
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Without periodic blocks of disconnection, it's nearly impossible to accurately participate in self-reflection.
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And, in typical Winfrey-fashion, her night-time routine includes a little self-reflection.
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And as I came of age — self-reflection, realization, meeting people — things have changed.
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I think our community could do with a little self-reflection in this regard.
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"To teach, I must do that self-reflection, and that's hard work," she said.
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He spent time on self-reflection and on himself, which he had never done.
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It encourages you to think positively and practice self-reflection by setting regular goals.
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Finally, use the wisdom you gained through self-reflection to resolve what's haunting you.
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It's thoughtfully pursuing solutions, and using the wisdom gained through self-reflection to act.
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For Cuarón, directing it could well be an exercise in self-reflection and empathy.
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Biden's response revealed not only his frustration but also a lack of self-reflection.
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"Look over them, understand them and really do some self-reflection," she advises job-seekers.
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The anniversary of the Supreme Court's historic decision offers a national opportunity for self-reflection.
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Daily Total: $19.50 Self-Reflection: Lots of water, lots of wine, and lots of shivering.
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Whether or not horoscopes precisely predict the future, they can offer opportunities for self-reflection.
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I needed proof that they could be goaded into even the most minor self-reflection.
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Springfield has said that the self-reflection that comes with it has helped him artistically.
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"Self-reflection is one of the things we can do to beat overconfidence," Wright says.
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It's a searing musical indictment of the damage caused by whiteness that forces self-reflection.
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It's a revealing bit of self-reflection that calls into question everything about the Punisher.
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You skewer the institution's prurience and smugness, its failure to engage in any self-reflection.
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But is there a right and a wrong way to go about such self-reflection?
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Generally speaking, publications' propensity for self-reflection is heavily dependent on what their readers demand.
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It's about self reflection for the English photographer and former America's Next Top Model judge.
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They learn from their vulnerabilities, using them for self-reflection and turning them into strengths.
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A contemporary memento mori, these images capture the artist's suffering but also invite self-reflection.
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"It's possible that these symptoms promote time for self-reflection and personal growth," Morris says.
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The impulse to read Our Time as autobiographical is a way to divert self-reflection.
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I think we all need time for self-reflection and to do our own things.
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But it has also ushered a period of self-reflection for those in the media.
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It's that they need to engage in some self-reflection about their own policy views.
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Kavanaugh went on a self-reflection tour after he fully left Starr's team in 1998.
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As our words and thoughts slow with Mercury, we're encouraged to engage in self-reflection.
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Overcoming this hostility, DiAngelo argues, requires sustained self-reflection, humility, and vigilance from white people.
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Creators and viewers alike get validation, rather than a prompt for examination or self-reflection.
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What's happening is causing quite a bit of self-reflection in the cryptocurrency community itself.
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This requires an honest period of self-reflection, about factors on the field and off it.
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Stanislavski's teachings emphasized critical, holistic analyses of scenes in tandem with self-reflection by the actor.
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Jane the Virgin This week's "Jane the Virgin" is all about self-reflection and re-evaluation.
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But unlike Nacho, Sarah seems to have a bit of self-reflection as the season concludes.
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They provide an extremely literal moment of self-reflection that often during a film's emotional peak.
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I work with CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy), which is a lot of exercises and self-reflection.
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" Stewart said that Trump has given the media an "amazing opportunity for self-reflection and improvement.
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Had they any self-reflection, Elizabeth and Philip would have recognized the danger here long ago.
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Self-reflection puts you in a state of personal harmony, causing you to experience less anxiety.
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Some music forces self-reflection, much like JAY-Z's 26:222 was credited for last summer.
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What I hope comes out of it is some self reflection, because it's deeply, profoundly needed.
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With artists like Rita Ora or Ellie Goulding, there's no self-reflection in what they're producing.
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For the movement to go forward, we need a hefty dose of self-reflection and judiciousness.
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The promotional video stages a reenactment of Manifest Destiny without even a hint of self-reflection.
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But the way these ideas are presented isn't likely to challenge anyone or inspire self-reflection.
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Self-reflection, introspection and some degree of solitude are important parts of a psychologically healthy life.
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Though Nancy Pelosi does not lack for self-confidence, she rarely indulges in public self-reflection.
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They partake in self-reflection and want to make repairs and amends to those they harmed.
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To find the answers to these questions, Wasserman suggests founders use these key self-reflection methods.
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Try not to lose sight of your achievements in your moments of doubt and self-reflection.
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A person approaching 50 often finds it a time to indulge in self-reflection and assessment.
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Hell, when Facebook thinks you're taking it too far, that's really cause for a little self-reflection.
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He lacks self-reflection and fails to confront his own role in producing his current miserable state.
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It is now undergoing a period of extreme self-reflection, perhaps its most substantial evolution to date.
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A reasonable reaction by journalists would be to engage in a little self-reflection about these numbers.
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Often, just taking some time to observe a work of art can help participants with self-reflection.
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A blog seems fitting for the 34-year-old Rimes — these days, she's all about self-reflection.
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" When I ask if conducting the study was cause for self-reflection, however, he is firm. "No.
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After a period of self-reflection, he realized he had to get back to playing instinctive hockey.
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It's a process of constant self-reflection and improvement, and it takes work to make real change.
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First, there has to be a period of solitude, in the wilderness, where self-reflection can occur.
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What Re: Mind reveals is a game, and a series, constantly rewriting itself in nervous self-reflection.
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" The movie isn't a "call to action," he insists, but "a call to self-reflection to society.
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There is no single answer for everyone — and it takes a bit of self-reflection and contemplation.
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There is even a countermovement pushing back on too much self-reflection and news-driven self-flagellation.
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But at least religions offer people a path from self-reflection and confession to atonement and absolution.
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One prominent feature of her piece is that mirrors cover everything; that ubiquitous surface of self reflection.
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It feels like a good time in general for self-reflection, given everything that happened politically in 2016.
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Self-reflection was the ultimate key in being able to restore her confidence and continue pursuing her ideas.
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The perspective we take when thinking about our future self can also enhance our capacity for self-reflection.
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"But it's also going to depend on the degree of self-reflection inside the Republican Party," Obama said.
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Even if you struggle with the idea of self-reflection, at least try doing it on the weekends.
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AND YOU SAID YOU WONDERED IF YOU WERE BOTH ON SORT OF THE SIX-YEAR SELF-REFLECTION PLAN.
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Self-reflection about the ways in which her ill-timed op-ed might be adding to the problem.
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On his wildly successful talk-radio show, Rush Limbaugh has recently been engaging in self-reflection as well.
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And while getting there might take some self-reflection, it's a necessary step towards a more pleasant future.
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We reached out to the band and asked them a few questions about the video and self-reflection.
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Self reflection, that's always there, that's a lot of what songwriting and the creative process is for me.
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" Appearing on Today to discuss her essay, Shriver said her self-reflection "[taught] me that I was enough.
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Indeed, Ms. Wonsley said, his announcement about wanting to become a father set her to serious self-reflection.
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But I also think moments like this can lead to some worthwhile self-reflection for all of us.
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The beginning of the year is ripe for self-reflection and evaluation of the things that surround you.
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It has to involve private self-reflection, emotional curiosity, and, above all, a sincere desire to do better.
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But when you get to doing some self-reflection and people ask you shit, that shit comes up.
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"I'm a believer that in order to have self-improvement, you need self-reflection as well," Mr. Kuriyama said.
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So when you first decide you want to explore spanking, Devlin suggests taking a little time for self-reflection.
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As well as troubling self-reflection, the diary is filled with compulsive drawings of circles made with a compass.
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"I think it's so much more helpful when we use it as a tool for self-reflection," they say.
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How can you skewer someone who appears to lack essential qualities like a capacity for shame or self-reflection?
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It takes time, skillful parenting, and a capacity for self-reflection on the part of young people like Sam.
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Through that self-reflection and self-acceptance, she was able to truly embody a motto of Curvy. Confident. Conqueror.
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But they're also a channel for positive self-reflection, feeling fierce, and ultimately developing a lifelong relationship with ourselves.
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Here's how to prep the perfect pitch: Self-reflection: The first step is to really think about your goals.
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Even amid harsh self-reflection, the moms I spoke to who had been let down ultimately concluded as much.
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But, a little bit of thoughtful self reflection isn't nearly enough to absolve Tate of his many horrifying sins.
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But give Obama, the rare politician who is prone to honest self-reflection, credit for raising the issues himself.
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"This breakup with Donald Trump has given you, The Media, an opportunity for self-reflection and improvement," he said.
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This Cancer season also includes an eclipse on July 2, putting even more of a spotlight on self-reflection.
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After developing a reputation as a copycat, Ma decided to put Tencent through some "institutional self-reflection" in 2011.
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Self-reflection can lead to some cold, hard truths — at least, apparently, when it comes to biotech stock investing.
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Build in plenty of time for self-reflection about what you want in your career over the long term.
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And if anyone confuses it with "sad girl" music, they might be getting sadness mixed up with self-reflection.
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Also, asking why someone isn't disregarding other important aspects of being observant during Ramadan, like self-reflection and prayer.
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It takes serious self-reflection to understand why you keep shooting yourself in the foot in the first place.
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That is sad because studies have shown that engagement with great literature builds empathy and fosters healthy self-reflection.
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If all this bloodshed isn't enough to prompt Trump to do some self-reflection, then it's likely nothing will.
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These memes — witty, visual and catered to the audience — have powered the group's explosive growth by allowing self-reflection.
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" He appears "undisturbed by the tempering plain truths of self-reflection," she wrote, noting that his wrath was "legendary.
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A little self-reflection and working out his childhood trauma could go a long way toward saving us all.
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But is the institute an adventure of self-reflection or an elaborate hoax to distract them from something bigger?
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Some of my favorite thing to do in my solace place is to meditate, self reflection and making jewelry.
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And it promised that, after a period of intense self-reflection brought on by the scandal, everything would change.
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Keep it Real, Encourage Autonomy, Support Self-Reflection It's important to let kids try things, fail, and try again.
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In my opinion, entitlement isn't a problem of too many perks, it's an issue of too little self-reflection.
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Plus, you may have an opportunity to bring the knowledge you get from self-reflection out in the open.
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It's sparked some self-reflection within a party that boasts a significantly more racially diverse electorate than its opponents.
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And I think it's fair to argue that in some cases, the media does too much self-reflection here.
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When the meditation ends, Biet releases us into the October morning with wishes of positive energy and self-reflection.
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Frank O'Connor We did a lot of self-reflection on some of the challenges with retaining players on Halo 4.
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" In response, Brown said, "I appreciate those words, but I feel like you still don't understand what self-reflection means.
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Basically, what the pulvinar is thought to do is synchronize brain networks that govern attention, emotion regulation, and self-reflection.
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It's not that self-reflection is categorically ineffective, it's just that so many of us fall into these hidden pitfalls.
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But this is not the first time Mitt Romney inspired the Republican Party to take a moment of self-reflection.
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Ideally, he hopes that the images stop people dead in their tracks for a few moment's worth of self-reflection.
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The same level of self-reflection is required of Justin, who very quickly assumes Sheri knows where to buy heroin.
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"I really wanna cry," she reveals in "Cycle," one of a handful of mid-tempo songs heavy on self-reflection.
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A Marie Antoinette-themed wedding reception in Versailles, underwritten in part with Renault money, betrays a want of self-reflection.
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Nearly an hour later, he concluded his story with a moment approaching, but never quite arriving, at somber self-reflection.
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Other studies have found that self-reflection can help you become a happier, more productive and less burned out person.
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Overall, it felt introspective, contrite and contemplative — a self-reflection from a community genuine about shoring up its ethical shortcomings.
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For others, the question required internet quizzes, French braid tutorials, "Let It Go" sing-alongs, and some serious self-reflection.
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But these comments come without any self-reflection on how those companies who do fit into the industry picture behave.
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This is a man whose egotism makes it impossible to manage the painful self-reflection necessary for an actual apology.
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To be authentic, unique and individual you have to know who and what you are, which comes through self-reflection.
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Across the board, they said they're looking for self-reflection, awareness of what you need to improve on, and humility.
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But I still think that we blew it and that this should be a moment for self-reflection in journalism.
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Historically, Calvinism, the version of Protestantism popular among early British settlers, promoted an almost morbid self-reflection on personal sin.
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There's such an honesty and a generosity and vulnerability and self-reflection and kindness to herself and her former partners.
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If they were really paying attention, they would have also drawn the conclusion that humanity is obsessed with self-reflection.
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Early on in his new volume about the photography of Garry Winogrand, he offers a characteristic bit of self-reflection.
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On Single Mothers' sophomore release Our Pleasure frontman Drew Thomson acknowledges that self-reflection doesn't always lead to self-improvement.
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Therapy is not the end-all and be-all, but some form of self-reflection is essential for prolonged change.
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But instead of doing some self-reflection, he's doing what he's in the habit of doing and attacking the messenger.
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If the goal truly is self-reflection and evolution for men, then most of these groups don't go far enough.
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There's even more cause for self-reflection in The Archive of Human Nature, by artists Celeste Martore and Jonathon Keats.
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At some point during this period of self-reflection, I stumbled on my lack of crying, and I was unnerved.
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She says that the process of reinterpreting the cards has in a way forced her own kind of self-reflection.
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But in regards to KonMari method, I want to emphasize that it's really an opportunity for self-reflection and self-discovery.
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Unlike the Hound, who is capable of self reflection and the occasional monologue, the Mountain's verbal capacity is limited to grunts.
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But with more honest dialogue, some critical self-reflection, and less Twitter feuding, we could forge stronger solidarity across these disagreements.
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There's a lull in the music and an MC begins to speak, leading the crowd in a moment of self-reflection.
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Black Gloves and Razors, a VHS-era compilation film of Italian horror death scenes, encourages some self-reflection from gore hounds.
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I am now on Prozac and have done a lot of self-reflection in the years since my mental health crisis.
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But what better way to acknowledge a fundamental shift in our interactions with art than with a little meta-self-reflection.
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" Kevin goes on to say ... "I am going through a time of self-reflection and am trying to right some wrongs.
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There's a note of self-reflection in the Atlantic on the subject, but that's a voice outside of the echo chamber.
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The comedic approach of "My Dad at the Zoo," by Coralie Saudo, illustrated by Kris Di Giacomo, also invites self-reflection.
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At best, student-lead mental health support groups can bolster self-worth, instill hope, teach self-reflection, and break down stigma.
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He rejected his Cantonese heritage until he finally met others who related to his experiences, beginning a period of self-reflection.
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That can be dangerous, according to author and organizational psychologist Tasha Eurich, because catastrophizing can disguise itself as productive self-reflection.
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In the real world, there are problems like bankruptcy, chlamydia, and self-reflection, but Dan doesn't live in the real world.
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These seven-year cycles aren't as intense as the Saturn return, but they do represent moments of growth and self-reflection.
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Gore recommends using this time of social distancing for self-reflection, and as an opportunity to find ways to help others.
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Boulter came prepared to this interview, full of thoughtful self-reflection and a predecided ranking that had clearly been labored over.
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After all, "friction" is just another word for "effort," and it's what makes us capable of critical thought and self-reflection.
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His self-reflection and self-diagnosis felt familiar to a generation that drafted dozens of confessionals a day on social media.
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After you have rigged the elections After all your positive actions You need a few moments of self–reflection Me time.
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"There has to be some self-reflection at the top and how that's spilling over in the down ballot," Taylor said.
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Self-reflection, here, can feel akin to fingering a fabric for its primeval snarl, the point where it all went wrong.
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Milch's capacity for honest self-reflection even as time and physiology take his talents away is unprecedented, instructive, and deeply moving.
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"We suck at dealing with abuse," Twitter CEO Dick Costolo said in early 2015, in a rare moment of self-reflection.
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The sharpness, intensity, and self-reflection of values required for Western companies to operate on the mainland has reached new highs.
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My kids have such wonderful self-reflection, and the ability to look back even now while they're still in their childhood.
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In addition, selfie-ing is a way for her to self-reflect — she sees selfie-ing and self-reflection as overlapping.
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Not long ago, there was real self-reflection within the TV industry about whether too much television was a good thing.
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I was on vacation, purposely to get away from the craziness of the election and to make some time for self-reflection.
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This question can also gauge your level of self-awareness, a critical leadership skill said Augustine, and will require some self-reflection.
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Silicon Valley doesn't do self-reflection very well, but every toxic company and founder is enabled by a whole array of stakeholders.
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But they can be overcome with a bit of self-reflection and some additional attention given to the voices of black constituents.
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That's a common sentiment from Dalio, who regularly advises leaders that learning from painful moments through self-reflection can lead to success.
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" From Piepenbring's humorous anecdotes to Prince's own moments of self-reflection, here are a few revelations to come from "The Beautiful Ones.
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Once you've smashed nine wheels of Brillat, you might try experimenting with a keto diet, intermittent fasting, and maybe some self-reflection.
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Instead, you can use it as an opportunity to practice self-reflection, self-care, and indulge in time alone or with friends.
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As for Assange—as you might expect, there has been not one moment of public self-reflection on what he has wrought.
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Franklin Williams's work is the kind that challenges a viewer and demands the labor of self-reflection to resist knee-jerk reactions.
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On Friday, Tillerson issued a statement marking the start of Ramadan, calling the holiday ""a month of reverence, generosity, and self-reflection.
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The sometimes tough love of the Christian faith of my childhood demanded a certain amount of self-reflection and, occasionally, self-criticism.
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On stage, his anger is tempered by self-reflection and flights of fancy that make for a uniquely thoughtful night of comedy.
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Doing after-action reviews requires discipline and honest self-reflection, but it's standard practice in the military and, increasingly, in medical teams.
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There has been a lot of self-reflection about how we 'missed' this election, how we 'missed' the mood of the country.
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When you are part of a political movement that chose Donald Trump as your nominee, some serious self-reflection is in order.
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But the topical self-reflection reaches its peak in "Seven Pack — Memorial edition, 2014 (RIP)" which contains seven cast ceramic soda bottles.
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But Rich offers me a powerful and necessary reminder of the continuous self-reflection required to fight ignorance — one's own and others'.
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For the newly unemployed or furloughed, she recommends using the time to improve one's health ... through exercise, self-reflection and intellectual stimulation.
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She wore a roomy black sweatshirt over a white collared shirt, Yohji Yamamoto skirt-pants and an air of pensive self-reflection.
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After a long day of inhaling gas and running in zigzags to avoid bullets, they didn't seem much concerned with self-reflection.
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Every so often, there comes a time in life where we have to take a step back for some major self-reflection.
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But it was Israel's cultural response to this difficult situation that has always been unique, foremost in its capacity for self-reflection.
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It is equally an open invitation for self-reflection, as its scrolling words speak to the extreme violence in the world today.
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If they even want to entertain the idea of getting back together, though, they'll need to do some serious self-reflection first.
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One study shows that people who make time for self-reflection are happier, more productive and less burned out than people who don't.
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Psychologists also highlight how self-reflection can help push you toward a purposeful change, help you reach your goals and trigger self-awareness.
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Despite this fleeting moment of self-reflection, on policy matters, he maintained a haughty and dismissive air towards those with whom he disagrees.
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"By focusing on the positives, you're illustrating that you're capable of self reflection and are interested in advancing your personal development," she explains.
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But as I think about YouTubers like Soph, I hope those platforms are doing the same kind of self-reflection that Sam did.
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Meanwhile, the male character stumbles haphazardly into the life of his dreams and endures only the most half-hearted efforts at self-reflection.
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Aside from the expected self-deprecating jokes, there's a sense of true self-reflection that runs through My Next Guest Needs No Introduction.
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By being willing to engage in this type of self-reflection and giving others the license to question you, egos can be moderated.
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Daily Total: $100 Self-Reflection: The best part of my week was challenging myself in a way I never had before and succeeding.
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"It took a lot of self-reflection to understand how I'd been projecting my frustrations about my home life onto [Mandy]," he says.
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For many of us lifelong Republicans, the convention in Cleveland will be a time of serious self-reflection, a difficult and honest reckoning.
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Candy Chang's Before I Die..., which consists of chalkboards on which visitors can complete the title sentence, offers another opportunity for self-reflection.
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Tillerson called Ramadan "a month of reverence, generosity, and self-reflection" in a statement marking the beginning of Islam's holiest month on Friday.
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The foundation of values-based leadership is self-reflection — to constantly examine one's decisions, actions, and behaviors and weigh them against one's values.
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But reflect for a moment on the character he plays, who must do his own self-reflection on the fly and under duress.
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It's really about comedy, and hopefully, a little bit of community self-reflection: "This may be extreme, but I'm 10 percent like this."
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But I never imagined that instead of self-reflection, men would reflect on how they had been harmed by their own bad behavior.
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This is the kind of counter-intuitive question NXIVM used to spark epiphanies, and it prompted a burst of self-reflection in Sarah.
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As a man, I've had the curious experience of tracking my own occasional defensiveness at female rage and wrestling with uncomfortable self-reflection.
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Even though climate change is the mother of all collective action problems, you should use the emergency as an opportunity for self-reflection.
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First, what is needed is critical self-reflection on the morals and agenda to which people on the left say they are committed.
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However, he hoped Japan pursued "sincere self-reflection" and "squarely face the truth of history and justice with the universal conscience of humanity".
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But he suggested more broadly that journalists, who can be "the most thin-skinned people about criticism," are well-served by self-reflection.
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The poet's conversational tone, which runs the gamut from breezy to chopped, is generally declarative, without a lot of moments of self-reflection.
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Anytime you're anxious about the future or fretting over the past, or engaged in compulsive self-reflection, this part of the brain lights up.
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It left us feeling inspired to clear our closest, bid adieu (and thank) the clutter in our homes, and perform some necessary self-reflection.
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Fast-forward a number of years: After many years of self-reflection and therapy, my husband and I got back together and ultimately remarried.
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For many Muslims, Ramadan is a time for self-reflection, spiritual renewal, developing discipline, focusing on actions with purpose and giving back to humanity.
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Then came a period of greater stability and, from the start of the Brandt chancellorship in 1969, more national self-reflection in West Germany.
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The question of self-reflection — and what self-acceptance might really look like — is one that transfixes me in many facets of my life.
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They "strike a societal, cultural chord" and can be a potent cocktail for self-reflection as tools that can guide and even influence behavior.
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I had two miscarriages last year, and after extensive testing, counseling, acupuncture, and self-reflection we took a year off from trying to conceive.
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Through restorative justice, he began a process of rehabilitation and self-reflection that led to a remarkable dialogue with Donald Lacy, LoEshé Lacy's father.
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Electric Springsteen is driving on a highway at noon, acoustic Springsteen is a dead rural road at night, accompanied by self-reflection and hopelessness.
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From afar, at least, she is the proverbial apple fallen far from the tree—diplomatic, liberal(-ish), capable of a degree of self-reflection.
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At first, this relentless self-reflection seems solipsistic and overdone—a kind of post-modern posturing—but the ultimate effects are subtler and deeper.
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A fan of journaling as a form of self-reflection, she said that writing down thoughts and ideas could help when you feel lost.
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Since November, I have done a lot of self reflection and retrospection and now is time for the Democratic Party to do the same.
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To be sure, some seemed more interested in cruising the blossoming meditation social circuit than in actually doing the hard work of self-reflection.
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The record ends with a classic quitting-work-anthem of "Finally Free," describing the self-reflection and positivity of a last day at work.
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It's also about how if you ever take time for self-reflection, you just might have to stop moving forward, so don't do that.
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Bernie Sanders' candid admission that he is "not good at pleasantries" was a genuine moment of self-reflection in a candidate for national office.
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In one reading, the "Twitter isn't real life" mantra is perhaps a laudable attempt at self-reflection by the media and the political elite.
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In part, that can probably be chalked up to a busy culture that just doesn't allow much time for self reflection and emotional processing.
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In the spirit of transparency and self-reflection, Broadly conducted an internal review of our archives of stories covering transgender and non-binary people.
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I ended up pulling my hair back into a ponytail and rocking the interview, but later that night I was caught up in self-reflection.
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Candor and honesty runs throughout Well That Escalated Quickly, a memoir that Franchesca says was difficult to write because it required so much self reflection.
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Throughout its astounding and utterly unique second season, FX's Zach Galfinakis–starring absurdist comedy Baskets has struck notes of tenderness, hilarity, sadness, and self-reflection.
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If economists wish to remain relevant and useful, the modest hand-wringing at this year's meetings will need to yield to much deeper self-reflection.
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It's a chance to wear pajama bottoms past noon and indulge in some serious self-reflection — the type that makes you a stronger, better person.
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Working in oil on canvas, Bailey produces portraits of contemporary figures — often young, urban, Jamaican men — whom he observes in moments of apparent self-reflection.
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Based on fMRI imaging, they think it's involved in our ability to imagine the mental states of someone else and in our own self-reflection.
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Daily Total: $110 Self-Reflection: Running, and the fact that I'm able to run again after my injuries, was the best part of my week.
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Learning about the plethora of party parrots this week has left Powell wondering about the internet as a meme machine and prompted some self-reflection.
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In his juxtaposition of art and life, Renoir contrives an ending, bitter yet affirmative, that combines irony, pathos and self-reflection in one transcendent image.
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For years, I relied on the wall to keep me at a safe distance from things like self-reflection (scary!) and human relationships (SUPER scary!).
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However she's just as ill-prepared as Monique, but it's more about doing some self-reflection than it is about getting some expensive garments made.
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The losers and their campaigns are still licking wounds, and time for self-reflection has been overshadowed by the shock of Trump's upset presidential win.
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The fragmented work suggests that the narrative is incomplete, and the piece's reflective Mylar background invites self-recognition, self-reflection, and a multiplicity of perspectives.
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It offers an easy escape from the necessary struggle of self-reflection and replaces the work of interior discovery with a menu of prefabricated identities.
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The persistent approval for Trump among white evangelicals ought to prompt far more critical self-reflection within the evangelical community than we've seen so far.
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In the unending landscape of Death Valley, Korczakowska sees a similar opportunity for self-reflection that Witkacy found in the wild tropics of the Pacific.
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Since its inception, the Tate Modern has never rested on its laurels, continuing to redefine itself as an institution of outreach, self-reflection and learning.
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Self-reflection, mindfulness, and metacognition -- understanding how you learn -- let kids gain a deeper understanding of themselves and how to approach new topics and circumstances.
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In 2013, a decade after the Army's 3rd Infantry Division entered Baghdad and toppled Saddam Hussein, the service undertook a major exercise in self-reflection.
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Taking a moment every day to relax, kick back and enjoy quiet self-reflection in a cozy setting may be what's missing from your routine.
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This focus on character motivation makes the violence inherently more personal, shocking not for the sake of shock but for the sake of self-reflection.
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We need to engage in some critical self-reflection to what made him possible, to think back harder and see ourselves in a different way.
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It is good to see any degree of self-reflection and accountability from prosecutors, who wield enormous and often unreviewed power in the criminal justice system.
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Of course, the producers — I mean, the sisters — manage to make Kim's lack of interest and ability to dance into a bigger moment of self-reflection.
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BUY THE BOOK I'm Keith Hernandez Now, with a striking mix of candor and self-reflection, Hernandez takes us along on his journey to baseball immortality.
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In a world where it's increasingly hard to distinguish a real thing from fake, building trust through self-reflection and transparency becomes more important than ever.
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"Ayahuasca-induced insights facilitate self-reflection, producing changes in self perspectives that can trigger psychodynamics insights which provide solutions to personal problems that underlie maladaptive lifestyles."
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However, during this new moon, since Mercury is retrograde, don't bother collecting any more details—you have everything you need to do lots of self-reflection.
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Nonetheless, we believe that men must speak out against sexism, even as we engage in our own process of critical self-reflection, personal growth, and accountability.
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Personally, my creative process shifts constantly between social problem solving and visual problem solving — a consistent back and forth between enabling others and isolated self reflection.
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Williams makes difficult art, the kind that challenges a viewer and demands the labor of self-reflection to resist whatever knee-jerk reaction it might induce.
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Though there is no cure for her disease, which damages the central nervous system, Sigler, 37, has found solutions for herself with meditation and self-reflection.
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All this self-reflection is new to the industry, and could provide some small comfort to those who worry about the impact of technology on society.
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The end of one year and the beginning of the next traditionally serves as a time of self-reflection and setting goals for the new year.
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After the emotional vulnerability and probing self-reflection that characterizes many of the essays, there is some refuge to be taken in this litany of fact.
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While the impulse may be to say that this is unfair, one of the lessons I've learned over time is that change comes from self-reflection.
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Self-reflection might help us notice when thoughts stemming from a fixed mindset arise, and intercepting before they take us down the path of giving up.
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Personally, my creative process shifts constantly between social problem solving and visual problem solving — a consistent back and forth between enabling others and isolated self reflection.
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The meetings help her de-stress and provide time for self-reflection as she remains in her apartment during New York's statewide stay-at-home order.
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A class on happiness should be graded, so that students' progress can be kept and students can see a conscious growth within themselves through self-reflection.
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But in the interview, he demonstrated an extraordinary level of self-reflection and vulnerability, acknowledging that his myriad executive responsibilities are taking a steep personal toll.
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Beyond that, Marcus' philosophy is oriented around the central idea that self-reflection and personal growth are the only things that can truly change the world.
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My father was not prone to self-reflection, and I'm sure that if he were alive today he would wave his hand dismissively at my revelation.
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But in the interview, he demonstrated an extraordinary level of self-reflection and vulnerability, acknowledging that his myriad executive responsibilities are taking a steep personal toll.
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It's something of a striking self-reflection from a noted software giant, at a time when CEOs and corporate leaders are increasingly falling under outside scrutiny.
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If you "Take stock?" you might be engaging in self-reflection, but you (well, not you personally) might also be hiding some merchandise in your clothing.
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It should generate the same kind of self-reflection for the political establishment at large, which underestimated Trump and his supporters for more than a year.
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His students undergo intense self-reflection sessions that surface their deepest fears and secrets, which former insiders say is used as leverage to encourage deeper participation.
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"Our government urges Japan's political leaders to show a serious introspection and sincere attitude of self-reflection towards past history," the ministry said in a statement.
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Daily Total: $121.65 Self-Reflection: When I look back at my week, I realize how much I'm spending on boutique fitness classes and sign up for ClassPass.
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That kind of self-reflection often goes down at Whole Foods, the land of all things holistic and ridiculous (and, okay, a really good hot-food bar).
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Daily Total: $385 Self-Reflection: I really enjoy experimenting with new wellness trends, even if they're old and I'm just becoming aware of them, such as acupuncture.
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She is now a successful public speaker, musician, and the founder of the Center of the Cyclone, a meditation style that blends spirituality, music, and self-reflection.
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It's more of an interactive meditation and self-reflection on death and what we do with bodies — but that doesn't really roll off the tongue as nicely.
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This is how we develop the capacity for self-reflection; how we experiment, learn and develop our own beliefs, tastes, and preferences; how we exercise self-determination.
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Again, not here to judge, but if upon self-reflection you don't think you'll ever get to experience Berghain, perhaps now's your chance to get a piece.
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Nyepi, a Hindu celebration primarily celebrated in the Indonesian island calls for a day of silence on March 28 and is marked as time for self-reflection.
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It's a heavy listen, full of self-reflection and apologies, a reckoning of identity firmly rooted in Spence's experience as a woman, a lover, and a musician.
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Participants are taught to view contemporary art through a critical lens and encouraged to consider how the arts can be used as a vehicle for self-reflection.
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One might also have anticipated by now some collective self-reflection about the wisdom and humanity of TANF, for single-mother poverty persists notwithstanding the TANF regime.
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"There's enough truth to it to compel some self-reflection," Wolfson, who was the communications director for Hillary Clinton's presidential bid in 2008, told me this week.
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As SOF professionals, we must all see this as a call to self-reflection, to consider who we are, what we stand for, and what we represent.
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Some made fun of Apple's attempt at self reflection with its debut of the Apple Book, a minimalist photo book showing off the company's product design history.
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One of the things that I always say is when you try to interview a lot of people, there is a lack of self-reflection, of impact.
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"Hillary and Clinton" ultimately isn't about which side of Hillary's personality is the more electable but, rather, about the value of self-reflection in a shallow world.
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HEDLUND I think there's going to be a great amount of self-reflection for everybody that watches it to see where they stand and where they've been.
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He still has a long way to go, of course, and expressions of regret and public pledges of self-reflection are not a new phenomenon for him.
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Clinton's book, Mr. Bottum writes in his review, is a reflection of her biggest weakness as a candidate: self-consciousness coupled with a lack of self-reflection.
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But as The Times begins a period of self-reflection, I hope its editors will think hard about the half of America the paper too seldom covers.
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Their vivacity lends purpose to the entire film, drawing it away from social critique and into the more vibrant mind-set of teenagers behaving without self-reflection.
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It takes a fair bit of self-reflection and creativity both to commit to the idea of a Trump-free section and also to execute on it.
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Each transgression flowed from an avoidance of self-reflection, as most men haven't been socialized to confront and acknowledge their feelings in any constructive or meaningful way.
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Teens who appear to be disrespectful rarely spur adults toward self-reflection, but eye-rolling may be the best defense a teenager can muster in a heated moment.
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The profusion of these images—of a man who possessed unusual skills, though not, evidently, a gene for irony—seemed the sum of his appetite for self-reflection.
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According to Dr. Well's research, this technique of literal self-reflection is a quick and accessible practice for us to cultivate self-love and change our self-perception.
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Tammy says it's the best decision she's ever made -- her days are filled with counseling, self-reflection and various physical activities including rock climbing, camping and ropes courses.
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To some critics, Trump's feverish level of activity has a negative flip side: an unwillingness to do the honest self-reflection that might help him avoid repeating mistakes.
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Instead of whining, pointing fingers, and using outrage to try and take out conservative news sites, it's time for liberals to grow up and do some self-reflection.
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This is a threshold test of basic humanity and self-reflection that is, at least among those I know who did not go to war, heightened, not diminished.
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Intensive self-reflection and increased God-consciousness during the month of Ramadan is meant to subdue and suppress familiar misdeeds, such as backbiting, holding grudges and telling lies.
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Without self-reflection, it's far too easy to get led astray with rationalization or a chorus of "yes people" who aren't willing to speak up about their concerns.
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That's the biggest difference between the UK and the US – it's not hearts and flowers, it's real and very intense and deep in self-reflection and self-criticism.
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"Where's the self-reflection and accountability?" she asked the Times, noting that many on the list have not reached out to their victims to apologize for their actions.
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Where I landed — after a lot of therapy, a health scare, some education, and some self-reflection — is a place of respect for my body as an instrument.
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Transpersonal rationality consists in hard-wired cognitive dispositions that define us as human beings: to consistency, coherence, impartiality, impersonality, intellectual discrimination, foresight, deliberation, self-reflection and self-control.
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Like Parker, she too struggled with alcoholism, and in the course of her sometimes brutal self-reflection learned to temper her asperity with a good dose of humanity.
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It examines Shandling's relentless self reflection, his influence in the comedy world, and touchy subjects of his personal life, including the breakup with his ex-fiancée, Linda Doucett.
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But it's also true that weakness can open the way for greater personal growth, reflection and self-reflection, and focus us on what is essential rather than ephemeral.
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As I, a notorious overthinker with a vivid imagination, pondered my own feelings of guilt, inadequacy and responsibility, I perused responses that were unafraid of radical self-reflection.
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Shedding urban elitism will require critical and painful self-reflection, more investment in green-blue alliances and an honest attempt to diversify the environmental movement and its agenda.
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Don't be afraid to take charge and foster a culture of self-reflection; be radically inclusive in your organization and help build a more fertile space of coalition building.
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Torvalds has yet to make an official statement about his time for self-reflection and self-improvement, or why he's now equipped to lead with care and inclusivity. [BBC]
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Self-reflection, generative energy: these are the powers of form that the old-school formalists overlooked when they were obsessing about the "medium specific" features of painting and sculpture.
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Though Barlow engages in plenty of late-life self-reflection in Mother American Night, it is generally of a personal nature, affirming his political thought rather than reassessing it.
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I think to the extent that self-criticism can veer into self-reflection or general reflectiveness about what it means to be a human being, it does protect you.
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Like I said, the sub-Reddit is up and running again, and at the moment is mostly doing a lot of self reflection on what the hell went wrong.
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You could argue that this was much more impactful than the IRA disinfo, and there has been almost no self-reflection by NYT/WaPo/WSJ/TV on their role.
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Assuming the role of an unnamed painter, the game tracks the protagonist's secluded journey as his turns into himself, battling his inner-demons, isolation and self-reflection in turn.
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"Unless you're Donald Trump, you have to have some sense of self-reflection," said Beck of the aftermath of his career on CNN and Fox as a political pundit.
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This may make you feel anxious, especially if it's a major work or leisure activity, or you have a large following — but it's an excellent opportunity for self-reflection.
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Sometimes it seems that there's no limit on what women, girls, and queer people are expected to tolerate in order to protect men from a moment's uncomfortable self-reflection.
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" In a written statement, Ms. Pappano added, "We must ensure that nothing like this happens again," and said "this is a time that demands sober self-reflection and openness.
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" In a letter to employees, Mr. Khosrowshahi said that "change comes from self-reflection" and that "the truth is that there is a high cost to a bad reputation.
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Most hinge on how recent events — the #MeToo movement and the sexual assault allegations against Brett Kavanaugh and President Trump — have forced masculinity into a moment of self-reflection.
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On tracks like the recent "Talking Freddie Gray Blues" his sincerity and self-reflection can be almost oppressive; a level of white guilt that's hard not to wince at.
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While that deficit has massively been reduced in my own mind through a lot of self reflection and work, that doesn't change how I'm perceived and even addressed by others.
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At the SXSW world premiere of Us, Peele talked to to The Root about Us' connection to current issues in America and touched more on the need for self reflection.
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It was exactly what I'd needed: Being sober for a full year, along with regularly meditating and journaling, allowed for a period of self-reflection that I had been missing.
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Jake Paul released a reaction video to Alissa Violet's appearance in Shane Dawson's upcoming installment in his popular docu-series all about Jake, so buckle up for ... genuine self-reflection?
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Even though you've decided that the relationship is over, a little self-reflection is necessary before you swan dive into the dating pool or swear off dating indefinitely, Brateman says.
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Many people thought that the 2015 election in Canada would result in a period of self reflection of what it was that had gotten us to so low a point.
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I might as well admit that I'd been one of those people for most of those 11 years, a fact that never fails to bring about some unwanted self-reflection.
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And learning how to express those ideas in writing isn't just an English-class skill, it's also a good exercise for developing important critical thinking, self-reflection and social skills.
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Based on my experience, the best kinds of treatment facilities are those that place kids in an environment where they have the opportunity for self-reflection and healing, sans devices.
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It can feel as though the public discussion around #MeToo has been designed as a training program for denial, with self-reflection rarely encouraged on any side of the issue.
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"We do not believe in fortune telling, but feel the tarot is a powerful meditative and spiritual object for self reflection and understanding," an Uusi representative tells The Creators Project.
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And once again, the tension between wish fulfillment and self-reflection reveals its pull, and ultimately both games allow the player a happy, if bittersweet, ending to reach some closure.
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But Mr. Amarnath, 27, left his job as a hedge fund economist to help start the group because he thinks the Fed could use a push toward deeper self-reflection.
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At The Times, the election threw the newsroom into a period of self-reflection as it grappled with criticism that it had missed the signs pointing to Mr. Trump's victory.
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Admittedly, somewhere back in my inbox for the year 2013, I grew weary of all that self-reflection and postponed sifting through the rest of my history for another time.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says he's moving away from his annual self-reflection challenges to take a longer-term focus on what he sees as important over the next decade.
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Lent is a period of sorrow, but also of self-reflection, not entirely unlike, say, the period of Yom Kippur in the Jewish tradition or Ramadan in the Muslim world.
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Many examples of cis-het Black masculinity have been toxic and lack the courage of self-reflection and self-determination many of us want to see in ourselves and our communities.
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It doesn't quite matter if that time is spent in self-reflection, self-actualization, or self-improvement — what really seems to matter is that you're doing it by yourself, for yourself.
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While his desire for corporate self-reflection is mildly admirable in an industry loath to introspect, all of those words don't manage to add up to the sum of their parts.
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Plus, I really feel that time spent alone can recharge you, help you discover a sense of independence, put you in touch more with your emotions via self-reflection, and more.
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Visitors will be invited to explore their notions of food through the lens of disgust, said Dr. West, an organizational psychologist, who hopes the museum will stimulate discussion and self-reflection.
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I'm POC and queer, so for me, just sort of trying to balance and talk to other people and doing self-reflection about what the responsibility is: Is it to educate?
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There was nothing in today's remarks that couldn't have been said two days ago, and there was no hint of remorse or self-reflection over the pain his behavior as caused.
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During one of Kelly's many attempts to squeeze even a drop of vulnerability or self-reflection out of Trump, she asked him if he had ever been bullied as a child.
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They weren't unilaterally successful — one network crafted by Cruz was particularly cumbersome and criticized — but their creations reflect an exaggerated self-reflection among the moneyed class: they think they're political pros, too.
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Text messages and social media posts do not require the self-reflection or build the sense of empathy we get from prolonged, face-to-face conversation; instead, they let us escape it.
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There's another early episode murder right outside Jessica's building linking IGH to even more individuals with abilities, and that's when Jess decides to get involved, even if it involves some self-reflection.
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Berlinde De Bruyckere: No Life Lost continues this exploration of a liminal region between life and death, where the objects on view mutate the gallery environment into a space of self-reflection.
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In one particularly fascinating moment of self-reflection following his resignation, he described to a former aide the habits that had enabled him to rise to the top of Washington's greasy pole.
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The Fourth of July — for all its pomp and patriotism — ought also to be a moment of self-reflection by U.S. policymakers struggling to develop a coherent strategy for the Middle East.
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That makes the unfettered moments on the debate stage — a late return from the bathroom; a quick-witted response; a rare moment of self-reflection — important in trying to understand Mrs. Clinton.
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It's an album that sounds like it could only have come from someone who has done so much self-reflection they've broke through to the elusive other side, where there's self-acceptance.
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Nor can the other party in the governing coalition, the Social Democrats, step into the breach — likewise decimated in the recent elections, they are suffering through their own period of self-reflection.
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Rememory provides a theory on why, even in the darkest days, art still matters by forcing viewers to meditate on the value of self-reflection in the face of grief and anger.
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Many people are raising sons and the responsibilities, we want the sons to be treated fairly in the future, but I think that's going to be an incredible time of self-reflection.
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That man in the mirror is typically a man, and a young, white, privileged one, whose capacity for self-reflection is about as big as Donald Trump's ability to stop hate-tweeting.
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" Mr. Last urges some Republican self-reflection when he asks his readers to "imagine we're on an alternate planet where Hillary Clinton won the election and the parties and players are flipped.
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But she began to understand something: Great clothing, while perhaps not essential in its own right, was a vehicle of self-reflection — a means of changing the way she looked at herself.
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"The title 'Narcissus' is a play on how the ladies are inadvertently self-portraits, the idea of accidental self-reflection and the clichéd analogy of women being equated to flowers," Stout says.
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Her insistence on the amount of self-reflection is challenging, if repetitive, and ultimately states that in order to create a world for all bodies, we must be willing to do the work.
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They seem to have a total lack of self-reflection, which, for most of the show, keeps them self-centered and naively self-destructive; they are children living in a world of adults.
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English conceptual artist and creative consultant Kai Bastard's eccentric photo manipulations exemplify an image's ability to not only draw an audience's attention, but tell a story, coax self-reflection, and inspire critical thinking.
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Compositionally, they add a fourth dimension to the photograph and are a metaphor for reflection of the self, whether as self-reflection, narcissism, or just the desire to see oneself in the world.
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Kevin -- who just allegedly fathered a baby with another woman -- issued a statement this week saying he takes full responsibility for his recent actions and is entering a time of serious self-reflection.
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The Berlin-era Bowie tribute "All I Want," a deeply sad requiem for a relationship, climaxes with Murphy howling "Take me home," as if his self-reflection has become too much to bear.
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Yes, Waller-Bridge's stepmother is an artist, and she did once date a guy who rode a motorcycle, but the inspiration for her work — according to Waller-Bridge — comes from intense self-reflection.
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Silent Hill 2 or Paratopic, for instance, are both broader games that reach for something beyond the pessimistic safety of self reflection while also being fundamentally negative in their appraisal of the world.
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Full of introspective tales of street life produced by Cardo, the most overlooked producer of the year, Peezy displays levels of self reflection and storytelling rappers twice his age would struggle to communicate.
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Ms. Lin appreciated the self-reflection required — feeling "weird" about whether she saw herself as Chinese or American — and the challenge of making a slide presentation on a tight deadline for visiting dignitaries.
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The sort of courage and honest self-reflection that my clients draw on for their healing is what I admired about Louis C.K.'s best work: It embraced uncomfortable feelings and uncomfortable realities.
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His only real revelation or self-reflection of any kind is that he admits to being afraid… but the thing he's afraid of is not being able to do his job protecting Noctis.
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If you do anything at all, put out a statement saying you support the #MeToo movement, that it's an overdue and necessary corrective, and that you are taking some time for self-reflection.
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His presidency was marked by somber calls for self-reflection and humbling before God, while former governor of California Ronald Reagan spoke glowingly about American resurrection and the nation being chosen by God.
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In crucial ways, BoJack bears resemblance to Jon Hamm's Don Draper on "Mad Men" — both characters treat women horribly, using their professional power to get what they want without any serious self-reflection.
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Google has certainly not been perfect on a whole host of fronts, but it seems to have had far more self-reflection about the values it intends to purvey than most tech companies.
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That activity, of course, may have altered a U.S. election, and sent Facebook and CEO Mark Zuckerberg down a path of self-reflection that has changed Facebook's strategy, as well as its mission.
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An entire suite of related sessions took place on Friday, assembled under the banner "Museum and Race 2016: Gathering for Transformation and Justice," which sought to integrate issues of race into institutional self-reflection.
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Fox News's Laura Ingraham said Republican lawmakers are using GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore as a a way to deflect from their own shortcomings and called on the party to do some self-reflection.
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Akil's work insists upon self-reflection, overlaying a virtual world with the real one, and in doing so, contrasting the everyday horror in Syria with the comparative luxury of the Pokémon Go-playing world.
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In "Self-Reflection in Bright Yellow," he displays an uncharacteristic humor, which he might have caught from Kathy Butterly, who shows in the same gallery, and that wit folded another dimension to the work.
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The Center for Business and Management of the Arts at CGU is redefining education in art making, markets, and management through its innovative interfield programs, entrepreneurial thinking, honest self-reflection — and oh, Los Angeles.
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At the end of various sections, she prompts you to "choose your own adventure," and many of her descriptions of the planets, the signs, and their significance end with prompts for deeper self-reflection.
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" In an email to The New York Times earlier this month, Mr. Weinstein himself described the past few years as an "overwhelming" time that had given him the "opportunity for self-reflection and contemplation.
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The visits have plunged him into self-reflection, according to four current and former colleagues and people close to the chief executive who asked for anonymity because they were not authorized to talk publicly.
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"While all these exuberant festivities and gatherings allow us to have fun and mingle, at a deeper level, the Sagittarian-ruled month is a time well-spent on self-reflection and philosophizing," Montúfar adds.
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The Real Beauty campaign launched a thousand imitators, but not because it inspired a wave of genuine self-reflection in the people who make a living inventing things for women to feel bad about.
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Imposing quotas, well intended as it may be, doesn't allow for long-term solutions or changes because it addresses a structural, social problem through administrative means instead of through self-reflection and heightened awareness.
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There was no better place to do some self reflection and make plans for the future — something that I've never manage to do on other staycations without my phone screen lighting up every few seconds.
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One thing we have learned is that Johnson has done a lot of self-reflection in her 28 years, and she might know a thing or two about what will and won't make her happy.
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With his good humor and self-reflection, he seems to be the first to acknowledge that, despite all that the world has done to us, some of our damage belongs to no one but ourselves.
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The culture of Facebook then and, as recent reporting suggests, now is one that — oddly, for a company built on the idea of wide-open communication — was somewhat immune to self-criticism or self-reflection.
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Silicon Valley is a place where belief seems to override self-reflection, and where too few people consider the potential downsides of the whizzy services they are concocting in their bedrooms and co-working spaces.
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Rather than be transparent about the changes we need to make, our leader said it was our fault for low Pulse scores and we need to do self-reflection on how to improve our performance.
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"So when I see it, I view it differently than someone sitting home watching television where they say, 'Oh, Judge Kavanaugh this or that,'" Mr. Trump said in a rare moment of televised self-reflection.
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We have a chance for self-reflection: Was our interest in the Epstein case merely a chance to gawk at a monster, and watch the drama as his case wound its way through the system?
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READ: The One Way Trump Has Changed America That Democrats Cannot Fix When asked in Biarritz on Sunday if he regretted the escalating trade war, Trump appeared to permit a rare moment of self-reflection.
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In an essay focused on both self-reflection and academic study, she retraces her journey to illustrate the psychological strategies used by cults and regimes, and offers advice for readers on how to resist them.
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And yet with the many controversies and threats to Google looming larger than ever, the ascension of Sundar Pichai to the Alphabet CEO throne has come with remarkably little celebration, dissent or even self-reflection.
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With the amount of work, responsibilities, and social obligations most teens face, we often don't get a moment of rest and self-reflection until our head hits the pillow at the end of the day.
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"No Kids" shows that the arduous bureaucratic process of adoption can bring about a level of self-reflection — and self-doubt — for same-sex couples that heterosexual couples who conceive naturally may simply never experience.
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Wilbert's journey of self reflection led him to the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, DC, and the grave of Emmett Till, a 14-year-old lynched in Mississippi in 1955.
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Still, it's a business that reflects the going-ons in the world — and one that could very much benefit from some self-reflection, as it still has ways to go in terms of inclusivity and representation.
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This year, there was a feud between Netflix and some networks over ratings, and plenty of self-reflection at a time when ratings are substantially down and the number of shows continues to go sharply up.
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A certain amount of self-reflection as he recovered reinforced Sottsass's feeling that his objects—perhaps all designed objects—should contribute to a symbolism perhaps lacking in western society; in other words, they should be totems.
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In her single "It's On You," which premieres today exclusively with Refinery29, she heralds the value of self-love and self-reflection, two things she thinks her perfectionism — a symptom of being a Vine star — prevented.
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And it says as much about the nation and our ability as a country right now to hear this kind of self-reflection and this examination of internalized racism, internalized and institutionalized homophobia, sexism and misogyny.
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Here's a look at how the "emotional contagion" of the most successful memes "strike a societal, cultural chord" and can be a potent cocktail for self-reflection as tools that can guide and even influence behavior.
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To me, coziness feels good, but I also love the notion that cozy games could offer us new ways to pursue those higher-order needs that drive us toward the arts—mastery, self-reflection, and connectedness.
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While we, as viewers in America, learn from its insights into self-love and self-reflection, what we can also glean from it is a model of being more conscious of our position in the world.
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We watch the plot unfold in a lulling series of domestic and small-town settings: The sisters fall in love, grieve loves lost, and commit a few murders and resurrections -- all with numbingly little self-reflection.
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While some galleries celebrate the nesting of Instagram within culture with selfie exhibitions, like the K+ Instgrm Exhibition in Singapore, other art spaces, like The Untitled Space, with new exhibition, Self-Reflection, fiercely rebel against this fad.
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While my spirituality and connection to my faith is constantly evolving, waxing and waning throughout the year, Ramadan is the holiest month of the Islamic calendar, and a time for reconnection, self-reflection and improvement, and community.
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The period of personal anguish, self-reflection and humiliation that Hillary Clinton endured as she questioned whether to save her marriage after the Lewinsky saga meanwhile confounded her enemies as it stirred public empathy for her plight.
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In order to avoid this tension turning into outright rebellion, the ministry of culture instituted a period of critical self-reflection which allowed artists to be critical of the soviet regime—at least up to a point.
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Often Le Guin's protagonists are strangers exposed to new societies, and their visions of otherness become vehicles for the reader's self-reflection, highlighting the strangenesses in our own world that we've become too accustomed to to notice.
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A good deal of self-reflection and therapy helped me understand my travels weren't just about living my life to the fullest, but also an attempt to run away instead of dealing with my reality at home.
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At a later stop they pick up a court-martialed officer (Ben Foster), which forces Blocker to engage in further self-reflection about not just the men he's lost, but his own transgressions against Yellow Hawk's people.
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The actress worked relentlessly to disprove common misconceptions about bipolar disorder, namely that it was a disease people "invented" or could easily cure themselves: Fisher's courage came after a long period of denial, projection and self-reflection.
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"Even without necessarily intending to, what happens when we are in the presence of or even just observing other people's vulnerability is it tends to invite us into self awareness, self reflection, and vulnerability ourselves," she said.
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While all of the companies have insisted that they are committed to transparency, the fact is that they have long been resistant to the kind of self-reflection needed to fix the situation for the long term.
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"I realized that in the process of not getting what I wanted, I had this deep self-reflection about what actually motivated me and what I wanted to do with the rest of my life," she said.
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What should have been a time for self-reflection instead found everyone being louder than ever, and only listening to others insofar as they provided grist for "engagement"—a term most fully realized through conflict or enmity.
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The self-reflection is especially the case as Facebook has wrestled with more questions about its responsibilities and its role in the lives of its users, many of whom rely on the network for news and information.
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The series I found myself returning to time and time again, however, were these interesting, strange cartoons, which left me enthralled with the characters, the stories, and genuine moments of self-reflection that caught me off guard.
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Bryant just announced that he would be dropping his appeal of the suspension and begin to serve his punishment immediately -- and Steelers GM Kevin Colbert says the guy needs to take the time for some serious self reflection.
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I know the year is supposed to end with some kind of self-reflection about whether we let these Bad Men back in, when we let them back in, what kind of work is left to be done.
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Nobody's suggesting you spend your hard-earned vacation inside a bank vault, but a little self-reflection without the day-to-day distractions of the market can help recharge your batteries for when you do return to trading.
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It's involved in metacognitive processes like self-reflection, theory of mind, the ability to imagine mental states and others, time travel, the ability to think about the future or the past, and what is called the autobiographical memory.
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We run a website called Bullet Points, which is dedicated to discussing the value of shooting in games through weekly long-form criticism, and any time real-world gun violence hits the news, it prompts some self-reflection.
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As a bit of self-reflection heading into the new year—and to possibly jog a few hazy memories from New Year's Eve—we asked people to share some of their worst behaviors while the meter was ticking.
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Hailing from Baton Rouge, Cain, whose birth name is Samuel Nicholas, embodies the best qualities of rappers from the city, writing songs full of self reflection and first-hand observations of how turbulent life can be at times.
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Despite one's differences with President Obama, the decision by any American to side with a dictator who routinely demonstrates complete and utter contempt for everything that the United States stands for, should be cause for significant self-reflection.
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When I get the answer "no", get criticized, or get a bad grade, I look back on the test I failed or the moment on the field in which I messed up and I do some self reflection.
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With this album, Kesha gives herself a space to release her rage, but also recognizes the incredible power in honesty, self-reflection, and having the guts to stare injustice in the face and tell it to fuck off.
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Like the Beatles' maudlin "When I'm Sixty-Four," it's one of the better songs about self-reflection ever, one for all of those regrets, lost loves, and things we did wrong that we'll never get the chance to correct.
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We're typically asked to reconcile the actions of a morally bankrupt individual with having once respected them and their motives — hello Walter White — or forced to confront a character's jumps between sociopathy and genuine self-reflection, like Tony Soprano.
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It's hard to know how much of the dismissiveness and ire directed at the Kardashians traces back to discomfort about perceived cultural deterioration, but the academic consensus seems to be that haters are probably avoiding some uncomfortable self-reflection.
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But Obama's message on Thursday, sitting in overstuffed armchairs across from DNC chair Tom Perez, was far more a call for Democratic self-reflection than the hope and change the launched him into the White House 10 years ago.
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While schools around the country were conforming to new ideologies and evolving ideas about class and gender, for example, St. Bernard's remained steeped in mandatory Latin and French, blue blazers and penmanship — not Mandarin and coding and self-reflection.
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But when things are going as badly as they are for the Giants, getting back on the field and hitting people ahead of a Thursday night game against Philadelphia might feel better than a long week of self-reflection.
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Where Östlund arrives in The Square is a pessimistic view of human self-reflection: we can't let go of ourselves to help others in need; we masquerade as caring people but it's always through the lens of self-interest.
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The "Jane the Virgin" star quickly deleted the clip and responded with a pat "sorry if you were offended" video, followed by another apology, this time as a note on Instagram, sharing vague promises of near-future self-reflection.
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Brooks writes and rewrites a poem titled "Ambition" between 1930 and 1933, as she went from 13 to 16 years old, and Duncan uses it to illustrate the persistence, isolation and deep self-reflection that poetry required of Brooks.
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They overwhelmingly said yes — taking a break during the day, having a moment for self-reflection, gaining skills to manage stress and learning how to talk about mental health would all be immensely beneficial for their overall well-being.
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If icon painters exploit light to remind us of our blindness in relation to the divine, Strau appropriates this strategy as self-reflection — or rather as spectral reflections of himself and other profane mortals obsessively seeking faith and illumination.
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I honestly hope that this serves to be a force that gets people to look into other companies and perhaps a moment of self-reflection by some companies, on what they need to do to take stock and help their culture.
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The success of the Parkland activists in keeping the heat on legislators in a critical midterm-election year has opened up a period of self-reflection among Second Amendment advocates, especially those outside the well-oiled, moneymaking machine of the NRA.
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It was a big moment in my life of extreme self-reflection and introspection and solitude, so I think the book is very reflective of me trying to find ways to process that and put words and images to it.
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And I feel like that process, which is quieter, and demands insight and self-reflection is inherently female or feminine, given the culture we live in right now, which is so fast, so aggressively linear, and in many respects, completely unreflective.
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Without a heavy dose of self-reflection and the willingness to put our country's security needs ahead of his desire to play a peacemaker worthy of a Nobel Prize, the President will probably try to schedule a third summit with Kim.
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Detroit hasn't allowed itself much self-reflection in recent decades, and Ilitch's single-minded focus on a title—both admirable and rare in sports ownership—meant his team has avoided rebuilds of the type that have recently been en vogue.
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Astrology calls for self-reflection, and I often suggest journaling in the horoscopes I write because it's one of the best and most accessible tools to examine and strengthen your relationship with planets, zodiac signs, and most importantly, with yourself.
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He's going for notes he can't quite reach on "FWU," and he pulls a dangerous U-turn on "Muse" after he spots a beautiful woman from Oakland: "The fuck I'm doing?" he sings in a near-comic moment of self-reflection.
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Here's a modest guide to help us decide when it's right to bring the hammer down when someone is being intolerant, and when we should pause: Make a distinction between those who show self-reflection and sincerity and those who don't.
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He said one particularly intriguing finding was that hypnotized subjects showed decreased interaction between a region deep in the brain that is active in self-reflection and daydreaming and areas of the prefrontal cortex involved in planning and executing tasks.
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Of course these aren't the only mistakes that job hunters make, but for you they can be a beginning of a period of self-reflection so that you can learn from the past to gain better results in the future.
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In between all of your self-reflection, here are a few other things to think about or do this week: The best thing I read last week was this post about things we should have learned in school but never did.
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The piece is one of those rare gems of an essay made incredible not by prose or clever argument or poignant self reflection, but because the narrator stands at its center, nude, unaware they are the villain in their own story.
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And based on the five pieces he's sharing today (one from each disc), it seems in his usual mode of plaintive, otherworldly ambience—music composed in moments of deep self-reflection in order to inspire the same in its listeners.
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But this conversation that's sprung up in the wake of the Hardwick revelations is yet another product of our culture's ongoing process of self-reflection as would-be "heroes" and "industry giants" are revealed as the villains they actually are.
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Cultural accomplishments like these are what drew me to immigrate to Israel in the first place; a country that takes its behavior seriously and strives for honest self-reflection despite the pain accompanying it is a nation that could survive anything.
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And though whiteness educators like DiAngelo may employ the radical-sounding language of critical race theory, self-reflection is ultimately a much easier undertaking than working to build a durable political coalition that actually has the leverage to remake society.
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"Aristotle's Way" carefully charts the arc of a virtuous life that springs from youthful talent, grows by way of responsible decisions and self-reflection, finds expression in mature relationships, and comes to rest in joyful retirement and a quietly reverent death.
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So, we are constantly talking about what it means to be a woman, but men need to really interrogate and talk about what it means to be a man, because it's that self-reflection that will lead to a broader conversation.
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Perhaps some counseling is in order — and some self-reflection about why either partner in the marriage would perceive the relationship to be so vulnerable as to be undermined by the mere proximity of other women outside the wife's presence.
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While the expulsion of lyrics on La Lucha, their third and most revelatory efforts to date, served as an eye-opening jaunt of self-reflection, it nonetheless left the 28-year-old belter/guitarist with an indelible mark: to always write with truth.
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Attending would be a bridge too far, especially given that the man about to walk into the White House seems incapable of self-reflection or owning up to his role in the ugliness that has overtaken our politics over the past several years.
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"Going into St. Lucia, I did a lot of self-reflection … trying to figure out what I want, what I should do, if I should do anything," he says about weighing whether or not to tell Iaconetti about his feelings for her.
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It begins with the foundational overview on anatomy and fertility that they toured with last year, then moves on to human rights within the context of reproductive health, language of consent and self-advocacy in medical settings, self-reflection, and self-care.
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The Shanghai No.1 Intermediate People's Court said Wu had "expressed deep self-reflection, understanding of and regret for the crimes, and expressed deep remorse for his actions" in his closing statement, according to an online post seen by Reuters on Thursday.
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"Going into St. Lucia, I did a lot of self-reflection … trying to figure out what I want, what I should do, if I should do anything," Haibon said of weighing whether or not to tell Iaconetti about his feelings for her.
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But after further self-reflection, I realized exactly why I hate my guts (literally): It was the one thing preventing me from looking like those inescapable plus-size bodies that have cropped up at every turn since the dawn of this decade.
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No changing course The President's determination to follow his instincts and reluctance to moderate his confrontational approach suggests that there has been little self reflection about the Democratic capture of the House that was fueled on a rejection of Trump by suburban voters.
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Here are the Four Tendencies based on how you respond to inner and outer expectations: "Anything that acts as a catalyst for self-reflection is great for upholders, whether it's your birthday, an important anniversary or the new school year," Rubin says.
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It would be easy to put Marnie on the couch, to assume that she's neurotic rather than, you know, friendly, and that she talks a lot only to fill the silences or because the quiet might bring on the grief and self-reflection.
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This was a momentary deception, though; as a young man blew on an alto saxophone with a sign at his feet that said, "Spread the love, hug somebody who needs one," Las Vegas never seemed so serious, so locked in self-reflection.
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Brightly lighted and heavily shadowed, standing out against his garishly striped robe and the horn he raises to his mouth, the German artist's balding, blocky head reads as a glimmer of self-reflection about to drown in an unthinking tide of rage.
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I think as a phenomenon it's something that the food culture industry is still so in its youth that it's, I think, not ready to do the same kind of self-reflection that a lot of other industries have been doing for decades.
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Facebook's recognition that it was slow to understand what was going on has led to a rare moment of self-reflection in an industry that has long believed it is making the world a better place, whether the world likes it or not.
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If the President paid attention to the yawning gender gap in Tuesday's results -- with 59% of women supporting Democrats and 33% backing Republicans -- he showed no sign of self-reflection or contrition during his self-described victory lap at a news conference Wednesday.
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But in this decade, the Oscars have turned inward, eschewing ambitious epics and grand statements about the national character in favor of anxious self-reflection, bestowing the Academy's highest honors on films like "The Artist" and "Argo" that flattered Hollywood's self-image.
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The news media's self-reflection on Wednesday brought to mind the awkward position Fox News found itself in four years ago, when it was criticized for creating an insular information bubble that led some viewers to believe Mitt Romney would defeat President Obama.
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The Times's executive editor, Dean Baquet, and its publisher, Arthur Sulzberger Jr., sent an extraordinary post-election letter to subscribers that was in part an attempt to assure readers there was some self-reflection going on in the newsroom about its coverage.
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But for many of us, the unplanned self-reflection might begin long before we take a train (then a tram, then a desperation cab to the airport) — it begins, at home, with the simultaneously hopeful and potentially anxious-making act of packing.
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So I worked really hard with self reflection and using social media and surrounding myself with people who had morals and values like I do, I finally reached a point where I felt confident enough to share my journey about accepting yourself as you are.
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The self-reflection is particularly acute for members of the influential Council for National Policy, an umbrella network of conservative activists -- the membership of which has been largely secret but can now be exclusively revealed to a greater extent than ever before by CNN.
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And, instead of "meternity" leaves to refresh, reset and have real time for self-reflection, follow the lead of companies who actually give workers sabbaticals, like Nike, Adobe, the Boston Consulting Group, Deloitte, PwC, General Mills, Klimpton Hotels, REI, The Cheesecake Factory, QuickTrip and others.
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As villains, ecoterrorists encourage us to pause for a little self-reflection (maybe Thanos has a few good points?) before they're defeated in favor of a middle ground in which their messages can be acknowledged without the whole system having to be torn down.
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What makes this exhibition particularly special is its timelessness, and I would hope that our visitors would discover what Frederick Douglass suggested was true some 150 years ago: the beauty and power of the photographic portrait for cultural self-reflection and personal self-empowerment.
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No offense to JT. It's just frustrating that, even as we live through this moment of self-reflection and public introspection about the extra costs that women still shoulder in our society, we've chosen to reward a man at the expense of his female peer.
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So, I think a lot of my songs, it's a lot about self-reflection, and looking at yourself, and looking at your views, and thinking, is this the view or perspective that benefits me or is this the view and perspective that benefits everyone?
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Before they got down to business for the day, students in Devin Tatro's social studies class were offered a quiet moment of self-reflection: On this golden fall afternoon at Nome-Beltz Junior/Senior High School, were they feeling chipper, distressed, or somewhere in between?
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And, frankly, he'd be the perfect Trumpian choice — he's rich, rich people like him, congressional Republicans like him, he stands by Trump when Trump says morally outrageous things, and he doesn't have a lot of time for self-reflection or accurate information about public policy.
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You work best when you have a goal you can point your bow and arrow toward, and making lists and clipping out inspiring images is a great way to spend the new moon, which is a time for quiet self-reflection and new beginnings.
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Gary reveals early on that he suffers from narcolepsy, and that he spent ten years braced by a heavy cocktail of prescription drugs that removed his capacity for self-reflection and minimized his perception of risk, causing him to partake in "completely reckless, wild behavior".
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His laid-back or lazy personality, which made him an acute contrast to Thatcher, was reflected in his politics, and now in a memoir free from self-reflection, let alone serious self-criticism about how he dealt with the great issue of his time.
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I hope that your readers will look at that and do some self-reflection in terms of what they see in that poll and perhaps maybe in themselves, and do some soul searching about playing the key role that each of them can play.
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I am using my skill-set to create something that describes who I am and what I'm feeling in a way that empowers honesty, and should hopefully encourages self reflection in others; enabling the shift I'd like to see take place in the world.
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Another game Cypheroftyr has found disturbing in its attempt to background politics without any real self-reflection is the popular adventure game Detroit Become Human, which displays pacifist Martin Luther King Jr. quotes alongside gameplay that allows players to choose extreme violence as an option.
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I also recommend going to the roof of the building you live in, if you have a roof you can access, for a bit of self-reflection in the evening, as well as taking long, hot showers while singing some of Céline Dion's toughest ballads.
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Hanekamp suggested a few ways to observe the solstice: Make sure you have plenty of natural light (or candles at night), try to go screen-free to avoid distractions, don't drink too much, gather with friends for a meal, and, above all, do some self-reflection.
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Night in the Woods is the kind of game that can inspire self-reflection with its own focus on mental health, relationships, and economic troubles, and it's made a lasting positive impact on me and my own approach to my mental health since I first played it.
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So right now we know through certain practices like self-reflection, self-inquiry, awareness of your body as in yoga for example, or breathing, deep breathing, or awareness of mental space, even awareness of what&aposs happening inside your body, awareness of the web of relationship.
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The training — part social justice crash course and part self-reflection exercise — is at the core of a well-choreographed effort by Starbucks to improve its corporate image after a backlash over the arrests of two African-American men in a Starbucks in Philadelphia last month.
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For billionaires and a growing segment of the corporate world concerned about the climate crisis, it's an unfortunate situation in which the earth has found itself but not one that merits much self-reflection; shareholders are pretty averse to such things anyway, demanding ever-larger stock buybacks.
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The practice of self-reflection isn't lost on those who shape the industry, from the editors who determine what makes it into magazines, the stylists who filter through the runway to the red carpet, and the designers who inspire us all to muse about what's going to trend next.
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Even BoJack's fellow actor and typically jovial foil Mr. Peanutbutter (Paul F. Tompkins) is forced to do some self-reflection over the course of episode 8, which alternates between four Halloween parties and how they marked a turning point in his relationship with his three wives and current girlfriend.
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But Sunday evening, the organization felt it crossed a line, when it tweeted a now-deleted poll that asked users to speculate the cause of Hillary Clinton's "coughing fits" and "unusual facial and body movements":Tweeting out this poll ostensibly triggered a fleeting moment of self-reflection for WikiLeaks.
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"Unicode has evolved enormously in the past 4-5 years and serves as a good example of an institution undergoing self-reflection and openness to change when it comes to whose voices are represented at the decision-making table." says Jeanne Brooks, Emojination Co-Founder, and Emojicon Lead Producer.
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Is it because having your hair done is an opportunity to finally relax and get taken care of instead of fussing over annoying life minutiae, or a natural biological response to facing yourself in the mirror for an extended period of time that results in some forced self-reflection?
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Perhaps the reported internal rumblings at Facebook are evidence that some moral self-reflection is developing; on the other hand, reported employee comments likening anyone who questions or leaks information to "wife beaters and suicide bombers" suggests that the cultural atmosphere that abhors self-criticism is alive and well.
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"The more in touch with my own feelings and experiences, the richer and more accurate are my guesses of what passes through another person's mind," said Giancarlo Dimaggio, a psychiatrist with the Center for Metacognitive Interpersonal Therapy in Rome, who studies the interplay of self-reflection and empathy.
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Yet self-reflection and scrutiny have never been this league's strong suit — it's a multibillion-dollar business trying to survive and thrive amid questions about head injuries and the changing dynamics of television — and some players are penalized only a few games, if at all, for their misconduct.
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Economists scoffed that business schools were more interested in private gain than in understanding how the economy worked: While economists studied the great crises of the twentieth century, Conn argues, business schools chugged along with little self-reflection or sense of responsibility for the damage that business did to society.
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Self-reflection is not a look the President wears often, and instead of acknowledging that his current policies aren't working, his reactive move to punish the Northern Triangle countries of Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador will undoubtedly increase migration, rather than deter it, and will harm US interests in myriad ways.
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"We demand self-reflection among male celebrities who are the perpetrators and abettors of rape culture; who saw women as sexual tools rather than human beings to be respected, actively participated in crime or condoned, assisted or enjoyed it," Digital Sexual Crime Out, a feminist activist group, said in a statement.
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A camera pointed at the exhibition entrance beams visitors' visages to a mini flatscreen TV. The effect is awkward and overwhelming, but then it all makes sense: At its core, Save Your Selves, the trio's three-tiered altar of personal treasures and kitchy junk, is an exercise in self-reflection.
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Yair Rosenberg, a journalist at the Jewish magazine Tablet who frequently writes about anti-Semitism, argued on Monday that Omar has earned the benefit of the doubt: I've covered anti-Semitism for years on multiple continents, and this level of self-reflection among those who have expressed anti-Semitism is increasingly rare.
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Jesus was there when Marbs struggled his way out of addiction in the past and, when Jesus returned from Marine service mentally broken, unable to re-assimilate to civilian life, it was Marbs who instigated the self-reflection that pulled him out of it and down the path that led him to DJing.
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It's based there, but also, its principles seem to be uniquely a product of the kind of self-reflection and self-care/quality of life emphasis that has been associated with California culture for a while now, even amidst the relentless march that comes with being at the epicenter of the tech world.
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But ultimately, the Times meeting was less useful for what Trump thought he was saying than as another display of some of his most deep-seated character traits: a total disinterest in self-reflection, an ideological flexibility that can be indistinguishable from (or a cover for) ignorance, a morality defined by success.
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It's particularly discouraging that this is happening in the UK, where the team has led the way on partnerships with local groups to increase the number of While the impulse may be to say that this is unfair, one of the lessons I've learned over time is that change comes from self-reflection.
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So let's get two things straight: Meghann Foye, author of the new novel, "Meternity," about a woman who fakes a pregnancy just to get a break from work, is absolutely wrong when she calls maternity leave a blissful time for "self-reflection" -- an ill-advised claim that has set the Internet on furious fire.
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I found in my data that people who reported spending large amounts of time in self-reflection—everything from their thinking about their thoughts to their emotions to what they want out of life— were not only less self-aware, but were also less happy, more anxious, less satisfied with their lives and relationships.
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"People realize that if you give an inmate something positive to do, if you teach a skill, if you let them participate in a program that results in some self-reflection, then you're going to have a safer prison for both inmates and also for the staff," says CDCR Public Information Officer Kristina Khokhobashvili.
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" Quoting Jean-Paul Sartre ("If you're lonely when you're alone, you're in bad company"), the researchers added that "… to the extent that individuals are compelled by guilt, anxiety, or avoidance rather than approaching experiences with self-reflection and interest, they will find solitude an unpleasant experience, and derive little enjoyment from time spent alone.
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The effect of sitting in a gorgeous, decadently decorated place of worship while listening to a powerful album of self-reflection and self-discovery is not lost on the crowd, who willingly play along as Wise asks us to turn to our neighbor and declare to them that we will be kind to ourselves.
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He didn't pass judgment on which goals and dreams of women deserved support, or what kinds of women deserved men's support, but rather explained how he was in a continuous process of self-reflection — often inspired by his wife: I've seen how Michelle has balanced the demands of a busy career and raising a family.
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This counterintuitive rise of a white, Wall Street billionaire who resisted police reform and only re-joined the Democratic Party as he was mulling a White House bid in 2018 is a story of unprecedented ad spending, persuasive surrogates and a fair amount of self-reflection for a man unaccustomed to public mea culpas.
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"Maya said that it led to a lot of self-reflection in the Soviet Union and made people stop and think," said Olga Gershenson, the author of "The Phantom Holocaust: Soviet Cinema and Jewish Catastrophe" (2013) and a professor of Judaic and Near Eastern studies at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, in a phone interview.
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"We demand self-reflection among male celebrities who are the perpetrators and abettors of rape culture; who saw women as sexual tools rather than human beings to be respected, actively participated in crime or condoned, assisted or enjoyed it," Digital Sexual Crime Out, a feminist activist group, said in a statement translated by The New York Times.
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The faux transcripts were shared on the social network as if they were real by unsuspecting readers, including Rupert Myers, a political correspondent for British GQ. By injecting his satire into a global conversation many participants took to be entirely factual, Mr. Spicer inspired imitators, like Hayes Brown, a Buzzfeed editor, who offered a note of postmodern self-reflection.
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So, with this year's crop of CRS performances as your guide, here's what else you may be hearing in the coming months on country radio: More new songs from hit-makers: Fresh off his latest No. 1, "Burning Man," Dierks Bentley auditioned his next single, "Living," with lyrics that offer him more opportunity for self-reflection.
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Although, or rather just because, power is the unavoidable means, and striving for power is one of the driving forces of all politics, there is no more harmful distortion of political force than the parvenu-like braggart with power, and the vain self-reflection in the feeling of power, and in general every worship of power per se.
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After stepping off the emotional roller coaster of shock, then morbid self-reflection of my personal hygiene, and then the strange satisfaction of feeling these super-packed bundles of lint unfurling as I removed them from their very expensive cave, I ran over to my charging cable and enjoyed the first satisfying plug-snap I've felt in over a year.
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"As the granddaughter of Agnez Dereon and Lumis Albert Beyince of New Iberia, Louisiana, I moved to New Orleans to be closer to my roots, for deeper self-reflection, and to be in the midst of a continuously inspiring and rich culture that I feel an endless amount of connection and gratitude for," Knowles said in a statement at the time she was announced as Honorary Muse.
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" - Rob Knaggs, Social Editor for Noisey and Thump UK "This will be an immersive canal of feeling on which we will all board a boat of self-reflection; a time to spend alone with our own thoughts, to fight with our inner-child and dance with the musical binary; a beautiful death of all that is wrong and all that is right with this world.
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Well before his return this week to his former city — for an interview on Tuesday with Oprah Winfrey in Times Square, heightening 2020 expectations — Mr. O'Rourke's New York chapter has stood as the unlikely forerunner to his political rise, laying bare the unusual path that led him to national politics and the who-should-I-be self-reflection that has come to define his presidential deliberations.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads These are unorthodox times, when the United States is consumed by discussion of fake news (a term people regularly misuse to refer to stories they don't like or trust), finger-pointing (instead of self-reflection), condescension (for instance, someone pointing out that debt-ridden artists are still privileged, even if they themselves are too), and justification for inaction (don't get me started).
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Regardless, Paul's defense of the slip-up points to the very cause of its existence: YouTube's shift towards daily vlogging and documenting every aspect of your life unfiltered leaves little room for self-reflection, and the pressure to post content as soon as it happens means things that should be kept private end up getting broadcast to millions of people before the creator has time to process the actual message they're sending.
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" Uber's chief executive, Dara Khosrowshahi, took the moment to engage in some self-reflection, according to Recode's Johana Bhuiyan: "Irrespective of whether we did everything that is being said about us in London today (and to be clear, I don't think we did), it really matters what people think of us, especially in a global business like ours, where actions in one part of the world can have serious consequences in another.
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At five and a half minutes, the star-studded music video is a collection of odes to recognizable romantic comedy movies, including Legally Blonde, 13 Going on 30, Mean Girls and Bring It On. On Twitter in November, Grande, who's currently prepping a new live album for release, did a little self-reflection in honor of the one-year anniversary of the "Thank U, Next" song release, wishing the single a "happy birthday" in a series of tweets to for her fans.
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Her name appears occasionally in the credits for his films after 303, occupying a variety of different positions depending on the production, but their collaboration is obscured by her placement in a pivotal role in the mythologized narrative of his genius: the woman who nursed the artist back to health after his motorcycle accident, who pulled him away from his most strident political work and pushed him toward a more experimental form of self-reflection, and who has remained by his side ever since in semi-working exile.
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Finely observed but never precious, they're a thrilling demonstration of artistic self-reflection undertaken for its own sake — particularly a sequence that starts with an image of a photo of James Joyce taped to a foggy window and ends with the back of James Caan's neck on a Trinitron TV. Opening this weekend at 5) Gavin Brown's palatial establishment on West 127th Street is a show of balletic nudes in green fields and huge new landscapes roiling with stormy energy by the 92-year-old master of slick painterly flatness, Alex Katz (through Aug. 3).
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Whether partaking in all-night study before Shavuot (when the Bible says Moses received the Torah at Mount Sinai) or blowing the shofar during Elul, the period of self-reflection and repentance before Rosh Hashana (the Jewish new year), she uncovers the small detail (single malt Scotch is the festive drink of choice for Simchas Torah, when Jews celebrate the annual completion of reading the Torah) and the erotic one: "Sukkot is about shtupping" (Yiddish for both "pushing" and "having sex"), one rabbi tells her, describing the sexual aspect of thrusting the lulav and handling the lemon-like etrogs.
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