Faith Manages

No Surrender, No Retreat

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sherlockfeels:

Day 2 of 30 Day of Sherlock Challenge.

Favorite Major character: John Watson

(Don’t get me wrong, I love every character in Sherlock, but I think John is my favorite major character)

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kathleenshimp:

My arrow of destiny result was a Harley-Quinn and Joker cartoon, so hopefully that means I will go to a convention sometime again in my life, even if I’m not at one I really wanted to be at right now…

My arrow of destiny result was this post.

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who-locked-221b:

*John bursts in*: “What the HELL!??”
sherlock: “Bored.” 
*shoots wall* *shoots wall again* *and again*
XD

I hate waiting.  So I’m reblogging bored Sherlock.

who-locked-221b:

*John bursts in*: “What the HELL!??”

sherlock: “Bored.”

*shoots wall* *shoots wall again* *and again*

XD

I hate waiting. So I’m reblogging bored Sherlock.

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People who feel they deserve success are among those most likely to fail when challenges arise, research from New Zealand has revealed.

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“People who believe that they don’t need to work for good grades – that they are just entitled to them by right – are annoying, but there wasn’t any evidence before now that it’s actually a self-destructive strategy,” says study co-author Professor Jamin Halberstadt, at the University of Ontago in New Zealand.

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The study also supports the notion that people who feel excessively entitled believe that others are responsible for their success or failure, and are less motivated to put in extra effort when required.

“When an entitled person encounters obstacles to achieving an outcome, they feel like they shouldn’t have to work for it,” Jamin says. “In fact, you should see a challenge as evidence that you need to work harder.”

Australian study confirms that entitlement is the enemy of excellence. Pair with the psychology of how to prevent such entitlement when raising children.  (via explore-blog)

(Source: , via inashke)

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theasylumsabyss:

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Are you narcissisitic, or do people tell you you are narcissistic as a shortcut to getting you to go back to satisfying their wants at the expense of your needs? Or because you called them on their bad behavior they don’t want you to notice?