Julia College Essays Samples For Students

George Orwell’s book, ‘Nineteen Eighty-Four,' most of the times published as ‘1984’ is a fascinating book. Published in 1949, the book talks about how the ‘Inner Party’ elite persecute individualism. In addition, independent thinking, described by the writer as ‘thoughtcrimes’ is also depicted. The leads character is called Winston Smith. Winston Smith is a man who works for what the writer calls ‘the Ministry of Truth.' The name that he uses for this Ministry is ‘Minitrue.' Tyranny is a theme that is also explored by the writer (NovelGuide).
Psychology is defined as ‘the scientific study of human behavior and ...

William Shakespeare's Hamlet features one of the most complex, interesting and tragic cast of characters ever depicted on the stage and in Western literature. However, of particular interest are the women of the play - depicted solely by Hamlet's mother Gertrude and love interest Ophelia. In George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four, the dystopian future of "The Party" is seen through the eyes of Winston Smith and his lover, the seemingly-prim Julia. Far from the stereotypical damsels in distress, these characters are strong, complex and multifaceted. In this paper, we will examine these characters in detail to show just how interesting these ...

Introduction

A dual relationship is a case whereby there are multiple roles between the therapist and a client (Zur, 2015). It includes non-professional associations including intimacy, business, and family relationships.
The purpose of this essay is to evaluate different scenarios and determine the ones that indicate a dual relationship. Also, it will examine how the human service professionals should handle and prevent a dual relationship from occurring.

Cases scenarios that constitutes a dual relationship

The following situations represent different types of dual relationships. Shantell and Fred are in a sexual dual relationship since they are dating. Tim and Steve work out together, so they have a dual ...

- Julia’s initial importance to the book is to showcase the elements of the party’s following Winston most despises. She is introduced to us in the text as a zealot, a hardline representative of The Party’s policy. Straightaway therefore, she represents something that Winston doesn’t understand, a blind fervor and adherence to a system that is patently hypocritical to him.
- Julia, also represents everything Winston is not. Attractive, energetic, part of the party’s inner circle. She serves as the perfect counterpoint to Winston, who is a weak-willed, passive character. Despite all of his misgivings he does not ...

History

Fashion photography is the use of a photograph to display clothing or accessories. Typically, fashion photography has a marketable intent as it is used in documenting or selling the particular fashion in the photo. Fashion photography has the ability to expose attitudes, ambitions, sense of taste of time, visions, desires, values, sexuality and self-image. The photographer hopes to give the viewer something to believe in. Baron Adolf de Meyer was the first American fashion photography to have impact on the fashion photography industry with the use of form, and light. Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue were the first fashion ...

1984 by George Orwell

Introduction

In 1984 by George Orwell, the lead character Winston Smith works at the Ministry of Truth based in London the main city of Airstrip One. Big Brother gazes from every poster and the Thought Police uncovers all acts of betrayal. When Winston Smith develops feelings for Julia, he experiences changes in his deadening and dull life as he opens up to new and optimistic possibilities. Despite police helicopters hovering and circling overhead, Julia and Winston start to question the motives of the Party and get drawn towards conspiracy. 1984 is the frightening story of a possible ...

Revised Summary: My English

Julia Alvarez was born in United States, in New York City, but her family resides in the Dominican Republic. In her story “My English,” she narrated her initial struggles learning the English language. In her hometown, Alvarez first language is Spanish. As she grew up, she also learned English by heart. She really loves and happy to learn more about the language, but she has without any problems. While learning English, it has become “all mixed up with Spanish” .
While she was still young then, she thought English was so hard; however, when she was already an adult, ...

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Winston Smith – hero or not?

George Orwell’s dystopian nightmare, Nineteen-Eighty Four, published in 1948 was become a part of global culture with its pessimistic portrayal of a future England, now known as Airstrip One (a tiny part of huge world power called Oceania), under a the totalitarian rule of the Party – which masquerades behind a mask of socialist and communist rhetoric, but, in reality, is simply a state designed to maintain power in the hands of an élite. Orwell had seen at first-hand the machinations of the Russian Communist Party when he took part in the Spanish Civil War and had written Animal Farm, ...

The movie “Julie and Julia” touches upon diverse issues. It is a very interesting movie to analyze. It can be discussed in terms of blogs, cuisine and people’s relationships. Mostly, the movie discusses the life of women.
In the Julie/Julia venture, Julie Powell utilizes her blogging to bring others into her space. By opening her family life to others, her kitchenspace turns into an open space, however just in the digital sense. By expelling protection and segregation from the mathematical statement, the limits of the kitchenspace are redrawn. The blogosphere is a comprehensive, group based, and generally open ...

The play “Wedding Band: Love-Hate Story in Black and White” is an effective depiction of the racial discrimination in the early 1960s, focusing on the interracial relationship between Julia, a black woman, and Herman, a white man. However, the story does not only explore racism against blacks, but racism directed at whites as well. Julia and Herman have been together for ten years but are yet to be married because it is against the law for a black and white to be in a relationship. They can get imprisoned and heavily fined if they are caught, so they painstakingly hid their relationship. On ...

Introduction

Diego Rivera is a Mexican artist famous for his painting of murals. Julia Alvarez is a native of the Dominican Republic, and is a famous writer. These two artists have many similarities. They were both raised in affluent families. They both were exposed to cultural revolution, and they both portray their life experiences in their art. However, the two artists have a significant number of differences. These dissimilarities can be attributed to the level of acceptance and popularity that both have received.

Diego Rivera

Diego Rivera was an artist who lived from 1886 to 1957. He was born in Guanajuato, Mexico. ...

Introduction

Photography is an important aspect used to represent an idea or history of a certain event. Photographs are currently used as a store of history for people and communities in the world. In the society, technological revolution has led to the invention of smart phones with powerful cameras used in photography. Photographs help in the remembrance of past events by keeping memories that cannot be altered. For instance, photography is used in the current society to understand past events such as World War I, World War II, and the American Revolution among many other past historic events in the ...

It was a dark and stormy night in April. It was raining so hard that Julia’s windscreen wipers were not able to cope with the flow from the sky. While driving in her car, she imagined her friends with her, who were far away, in other countries, where they have moved after graduating the university. All of sudden, she invented a plan, the plan of possible reuniting on summer vacations, the island of dreams and fun, day and night parties and endless and transparent sea line of horizon and just them, best friends.
While Julia was driving and ...

There were various biases in the history of human civilisation. People were judged and differentiated on the basis of their skin colour, sex, face features, height, cultural differences, even age and accent. Although the contemporary civilisation is based on the principles of democracy and the supremacy of human rights, various biases still exist. On the other hand, unlike before, they are not based only on human differences but also on perception of these differences in diverse cultures. In this regard, the actual differences become biased by a particular historical context. In other words, issues like race tolerance and gender equality ...

People tend to believe in many things in their life. There is a great number of rights and wrongs that people have established in their minds. For, example, children is a source of happiness. These believes that tend to make people happy are called super replicators. Thesis+2 Main Ideas: People believe that certain things should be replenished in order to guarantee them life or happiness and it is called super replicator, but there are other people who do not share this opinion.
Daniel Gilbert and Julia Alvarez take a position on the debate regarding super replicator. They believe ...

The Wheel Response Paper

The Unlisted Character: Representing War on Stage
Julia Boll
Julia Boll, the author of “The Unlisted Character: Representing War on Stage”
is essentially trying to prove that this play is an example of this group of “theatrical representation(s) of both the individual and war in time of disintegrating national states and the dramatization of destruction versus survival” as currently being the driving forces on stage” (Boll 167). Boll argues that war is the ‘primary organizing principle of society’, implying that it could very simply break out where we least expect it including our own homelands. Although she points ...

In “1984” George Orwell described the future world society Oceania as a totalitarian hierarchic regime based on refined physical and spiritual enslavement. In his novel the author gives a harsh negative review to the totalitarian regime, which in his opinion presents a serious threat to the existing society and the whole world. That is why the story of the novel happens in the real world capital London, and not in the made up country. This structure is shot through by the overall fear and hatred, where the people do not live in a full sense but merely exist under the weariless vigil of ...

Alone With You is an excellent collection of eight short stories written by Marisa Silver that explores the many complexities present in modern relationships and the various rarely expected ways that love manifests itself in people's lives. The characters in the short stories are brilliantly presented, together with how they confront the different abrupt challenges in the lives with immense grace, lots of fear and humor, and commendable courage. Silver successfully renders the fictional characters in the stories in a manner the readers can easily relate with and equate to their personal lives. Within the eight mouth-watering short stories, many ...

Gooderham and Worts Distillery Complex 2 become the word largest distillery in 1877. The building is one of the historic surviving factory complexes in North America. The complex is an icon of excellence in heritage preservation. The building can be regarded as an outstanding example of Victorian industrial design in terms of historical association, integrity and physical or aesthetic values (Julia 361).
Physically, Gooderham and Worts complex 2 is comprised of 30 stone and brick buildings located on three acre piece of land. The complex is highly designed to conform to the rest of the buildings in the ...

1984 by George Orwell
In this book, Orwell brings it out clearly that the structure of politics has its basis on a lie. It is evident that the human thought is always suppressed and tormented by the injustice associated with corrupt political systems (Orwell 11). No matter how one may strongly rise to see to the defeat of this vice, he ends up completely defeated. The story mainly revolves around Winston Smith who is employed in the ministry of truth in as a records editor. The events take place in Oceania state in 1984 in the month of April on a ...

In the theory, Miller believes in the life after death and seems relatively unconcerned of anybody death. Miler in an argument tries to define a person where she describes the existence of a person in the future due to unavoidable fact that her body will shortly decompose, she rejects this description. According to Miller theory of personal identity, says that any person would be the same person in the future, as the person would not have changed but remain the sameness. A counter provided by Miller is that there being a soul, mind or self across time is identical across time basis ...

Executive Summary (Benchmark Assessment)

The purpose of this project seeks to improve the quality of treatment and services that patients receive in this institution. Our institution requires patient attendants to assist patients to access the hospital services. Patients get stranded most of the time while seeking services especially personal hygiene and giving medication to patients. Patient attendants will provide patients with a welcoming environment that will provide comfort. They need staff to take care of them and assure them of their well-being. They also need to be around to assist in matters pertaining cleanliness especially, in maternity and pediatrics department (Julia, 2012). The patient ...

- What does the USA PATRIOT Act permit with regard to the surveillance of suspected terrorists? Based on past experiences and ongoing public debate, what public criticism might arise if I speak out in favor of increasing the use of surveillance?

The USA PATRIOT Act, which stands for “Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism,” holds the explicit objective of expanding surveillance activities, as part of an immediate response to the September 11, 2001 (9/11) attacks (EPIC). Being a counterterrorist response by Congress, the USA PATRIOT Act was signed into law by ...

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Abstract

This essay defines effective communication and puts forth its importance in everyday life with the help of a few examples. It also explains miscommunication that occurs when a message is not communicated clearly. An example from Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa is used to show how miscommunication can happen. This paper refers to works of Angeliki Tzanne and Julia T. Wood to get a better insight into effective communication. Learning theories and principles of effective communication can help to make communication in everyday life more effective. Therefore, theories of communication as explained by ...

Miami, located on the coast of Atlantic Ocean, is a city in the United States of America, bordering Florida to the southeast. When my parents moved to this city on 22nd April 2003, it was my first time to be in Miami. At first, I didn’t like the idea of being in Miami, because I really loved my former city, Texas, where I spend most of my childhood life. Nevertheless, I had to accompany my parents who had to move to Miami after my dad got new job. At this time I was 16 years old. However, the city ...

Stock Ownership and Capitalism

Introduction
In the podcast entitled, Who Makes Cents?: A History of Capitalism, released in June 2014, Julia Ott discusses the issues associated with stock ownership. She does so in the wake of mass workers turnout at a Macdonald shareholders meeting (Ott, 2014). They take advantage of the meeting to voice out their grievances. This is due to the fact that shareholders and stock owners have become more influential in corporations across America.

Main Issues Addressed

The majority of American households today are stock owners, which has come a long way. Stock owners were seen as parasites to the economy in the 19th ...

Adoption

San Diego Police Officers and FBI officials conducted an investigation of an illegal smuggling ring earlier today. It was confirmed the women involved were conducting a human trafficking ring.

Arrests of Julia Schultz, Francine Lopez, 22, and Marissa Gomez, 21 were made.

Each were charged with violation of the Protection of Victims of Trafficking Act, child endangerment, false imprisonment, alien smuggling, and Schultz received an additional charge of operating an illicit business.
Three infants were found in Schultz’s home upon entry. They are in San Diego’s protective custody now. The arrests are expected to stop the immediate actions in San Diego, but more arrests are expected here, as well as ...

SAN DIEGO – this morning local police in cooperation with FBI agents entered property at 1346 Peach St. The owner of the premises Julia Schultz, 46, is arrested, together with attendees Francine Lopez, 22, and Marissa Gomez, 21. Three unidentified infants have been discovered in the building and sent to San Diego Children’s Protective Services.
According to San Diego District Attorney Sam Martin, the women are charged with a number of crimes, including alien smuggling, child endangerment, false imprisonment and violation of the Protection of Victims of Trafficking Act. Julia Schultz is also charged with operating illicit business. Her ...

Greek Religion: Journal Article Critique

General Introduction to Topic
Religion was an essential part of the Ancient Greek society, and one can see its importance through extant historical texts and Greek myths about Heracles, Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, Titans, et al. and through their use in modern mass culture. However, despite the visual familiarity, it is often difficult to understand Ancient Greek religion, as it is far from the modern religious understandings. According to Burkert, “Seemingly natural and yet atavistically estranged, refined and barbaric at the same time, it has been taken as a guide again and again in the search for the origin of ...

Introduction.

The prudence concept has been an area of controversy, especially in accounting standards as there have been conflicting ideas on its relevancy and its desirability as a useful tool in the field of financial reporting. There has been a need to develop the prudence concept to suit financial reporting needs both in the contemporary context and in the future. A conceptual framework that incorporates the use of accounting practices that ensure consistency, coherence, acts as a guide to financial reporting and is easily understood by users is what is required for financial statement users.

Issue of prudence.

Over the years, there has ...

The philosopher Plato once claimed that the purpose of education is “to ensure that the habit and aspirations of the old generation are transmitted to the younger- and then presumably to the next one after that” (Plochmann). In “Reporting Live from Tomorrow,” from his book Stumbling On Happiness, Daniel Gilbert likens this transmission of beliefs to the process of genetic replication, arguing that like bad genes, false beliefs—those which do not, in fact, contribute to an individual’s happiness—can easily become “super-replicators,” within a culture (Gilbert 171). In Julia Alvarez’s Once Upon a Quinceañera, the ...

Contemporary (modern) slavery is an international crime that affects millions of people around the globe. The slavery involves present day slavery whereby women are forced into prostitution, child labor still occurs, and some families work for generational debts hence no pay. Illegal practices like small girls compelled to marry old men still exist. The researchers estimate around 21 to 36 millions of people still engaged in some form of slavery. The contemporary practice of slavery quite hidden from the public makes it much difficult for the slaves to ask for help (Bales, Kevin, 21). The enslaved are either in ...

The viewing experience of any one classic film made by director Akira Kurosawa, the influential Japanese filmmaker, can elevate the viewer’s taste for cinema to a whole new level. He had been able to make not merely a couple, but dozens of classic films of high artistic and creative caliber. In an October 06, 1985 interview with Julia Cameron, Akira Kurosawa said that films are something that carry across to many different countries and are seen by many different kinds of people. In this sense, they have a tremendous power of communication (3). His films rarely fall short ...

Urban planning is a technical and political process that takes into consideration man’s environs and surroundings. This field of study is focused on the use of land, public welfare, urban environment which includes air, water, and all kinds of infrastructure passing in and out of urban areas such as transportation networks, communication and distribution networks. Urban planning started way back in the 20thcentury. Urban cities that are admired today during the world war two can be traced to be great ideas of visionaries who lived and wrote long ago though in most cases they have been substantially ignored ...

Family has always been one of the main topics of novels, short stories, poetry. Authors from all over the world discussed different families from different points of view. The families had different problems and habits. Moreover, authors tried to present their personal views on families when writing. Authors used different metaphors to present a family and different families to present a metaphor. Such works are the most interesting to read. It is interesting to follow an author’s mind and observe how a family is developing. Moreover, it is interesting to compare all the readings, all novels one has read and contrast ...

Interviewing Assignment:

SPH 1090.
INTERVIEWING ASSIGNMENT 2
QUESTION AGENDA
- Please, introduce yourself: what is your name, age, marital status, job.
- How many children do you have? How old are they?
- It means that you gave a birth to your child at 17, didn’t you? Was this a planned child?
- What did you feel when realized that you were pregnant? Whom first did you say?
- How was people’s reaction? The father ‘s of a child? Your parents’? What were their advices for you?
- You went to school at ...

Institutution:

HEARTLESS EVIL
Ted Bundy was one of the country’s most notorious serial killers. Just before his execution in 1989, he confessed to killing at least 30 young women, though it is uncertain how many other women he may have killed—possibly as many as one hundred, profilers have said.
Biographer Ann Rule, who wrote, “The Stranger Beside Me,” described him as "a sadistic sociopath who took pleasure from another human's pain and the control he had over his victims, to the point of death, and even after." (Rule p. xiv)
One of the main reasons that ...

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Charles’ appointment as an executor of Lord Marchmain’s will makes him responsible for administering the deceased estate. As an executor, Charles must collect all the assets of the estate, ascertain the estate’s liabilities and pay all its debts, taxes due, funeral and administration expenses out of the deceased estate. Ultimately, Charles will have to transfer any remaining estate to beneficiaries. Lord Marchamain’s estate include: the Beechyhead Castle, 100,000 loan to Charles, 400,000 contained in the Building Society Account, Art restoration business. The beneficiaries of the deceased estate are Julia, Sebastian and ...

The debate on whether children raised by gay parents suffer disadvantages as compared to those raised by a married mother and father is common. The research comparing children raised by heterosexual couples and those raised by homosexual couples has been inconclusive. The homosexual population raising children is so small compared to the one that does not. That is a hindrance in obtaining a representative sample. The advocates of homosexual parenting claim that there are no differences that would suggest any disadvantages between children raised by either parent dynamic i.e. heterosexual or homosexual parents. Other people believe that there is a difference between the ...

"The Lives of the Twelve Caesars" (De vita Caesarum) is the main work of Roman historian Suetonius, written during his tenure as secretary of Emperor Hadrian. It is a collection of biographies of Julius Caesar and the first 11 Roman princeps, from Augustus to Domitian. This work is one of the most important works of antiquity. It is written in simple language, and each biography of Emperors is written in a certain pattern. For example, Suetonius description always starts on the origin of of the each ruler, the early years of his life, his social activities, then proceeds to personal qualities ...

Persuasion refers to the use of signs occasionally together with images by one social individual with the intention of shifting or sustaining another collective person’s opinion or behavior (Aliaa & Julia, 2010). The earlier statement suggests a degree of urgency and consideration on the part of the communication creator, though not essentially a great deal of complexity. In fact, much persuasive discussion can be seen in unplanned reply to a perceived instant of opportunity. Additional persuasive efforts, mainly those of initiated by marketing unit and political campaigns, are carefully developed and intentionally coordinated. The description also gives a nod to the essentially social ...

"The Lives of the Twelve Caesars" (De vita Caesarum) is the main work of Roman historian Suetonius, written during his tenure as secretary of Emperor Hadrian. It is a collection of biographies of Julius Caesar and the first 11 Roman princeps, from Augustus to Domitian. This work is one of the most important works of antiquity. It is written in simple language, and each biography of Emperors is written in a certain pattern. For example, Suetonius description always starts on the origin of of the each ruler, the early years of his life, his social activities, then proceeds to personal qualities ...

- Fear of crime or criminal victimization
(Lena, David, & Patricia, 2008)
- Perceived risk of victimization
- Not likely at all
- Somehow likely
- Likely
- Fairly likely
- Very likely
On a scale of 1-5with 1 being “not likely at all” and 5 being “very likely” how do you rate each of the following things happening to you in the next 12 months?
(Lena, David, & Patricia, 2008)
- Victimization (i.e. has the respondent been the victim of a crime?)

In the last 2 years, have you ever been a victim of crime or crimes?

If yes which crime or crimes and how many times ...

The field of education is a fast-paced and quickly evolving area. With the innovations now allowed be technology, and the newly discovered learning theories involving students and teachers, education will never be the same. For returning students, particularly adults, it can be both a positive and a negative prospect. Adults returning to education will face many challenges, such as becoming familiar with new classroom techniques and technology. However, they will also reap the benefits of a staff that can cater to their learning style, which is something that was not provided for them in their youth. Despite the challenges they will face, there ...

Throughout the semester, I have learned about the security, and security is one of the most important issues in the world. Many people think security means safety and peace as same as I thought, and I thought security is like a password. Nowadays, many people have a password to protect their information in the world. When we use the internet and bank service, they always require a password, and many people have different passwords each other because of protecting personal information. Of course, it is one of the security issues, but security divided by three parts. According to the “Global Politics,” security ...

Casual comparative design involves identifying and determining the causes and effects among two or more variables while correlation research design represents a general approach to research that focuses on assessing the co-variation among two or more variables.
In researching, the impact of Head start preschool program on kindergarten readiness the above two methods would be similar in that they both involve studying group performance. In addition, they both tend to be descriptive. However, while casual comparative tries to establish the cause and effect correlation design dies not. Also, casual comparative allows one to make reasonable inference about cause and ...

Section A

Question 1
Economic Liberalism is an economic doctrine which supports and promotes the economy of private belongingness in the means of production. Proponents of economic liberalism believe that it is not possible to separate political and social freedom from economic freedom. It opposes government interventions which inhibit free-trade and competition in free-markets. Social liberalism, believes in the inclusion of social-justice into liberalism. The good of the community is viewed as being proportionate with the freedom of the individual. In healthcare, liberalism affects policy choices.

Question 2

The advantages of interests groups in healthcare policies are that, first, they ensure that ...

According to the mission statement in the “About NASN” section of their website, the organization’s mission is that it “advances the specialty practice of school nursing to improve the health and academic success of all students.” On the same page, it specifies its core goal as being to make sure that every child has continuous access to a school nurse on every school day. The page also lists other goals under the heading “Strategic Plan Goals” which are detailed strategies of the organization, expanding on the Mission Statement.
Members of the NASN share a professional interest (school nursing), plus ...

The text “When the Emperor was Divine” is recent literature by work by Julie Otsuka providing a historical account of a Japanese American family that experienced hardships during World War II as they were sent to detention camps for three and a half years. “The literature is written via the point of view of five family members over five chapters who reveal their incident of relocating from their home, the period they spent in internment camps and finally when they try to adjust to their prior life when the war is over” (Felice, par. 1). This paper answers Sonsyrea Tate’s statement “ ...

Response

In chapter six, the author addresses gender issues among the male and female students through independent reading. An excerpt of interview with Nikki is used. Indeed, from the readings most females are placed at dangerous situations and depict women in submissive ways. This is especially even in our current society and most novels, where women are deemed weak, helpless, and as a result should give in to the desires of their male counterparts. Gender plays out as prominent throughout the chapter.
The society addressed in this chapter has made it normal that the feminine gender is weak. The regular ...

When George Washington’s term in office was nearing to end through a preceding retirement, he wrote a farewell address to show people that he had no intention to for running as a presidency candidate in the next term. He acknowledged and expressed the accumulated wisdom of an eventful and long life besides the benefits of the American government out of the new constitution. He also gave a warning on the parties and foreign entanglement, cautioned about the powerful establishment of the military and recommended on maintaining an appropriate public credit and the avoidance of too much accumulation of debts. Washington recommended that ...

How people perceive someone's sex or gender is definitely personified in many aspects of culture, from the media to subcultural traditions and rituals. In the case of quinceaneras, young women are expected to dress up and become the queen of the ceremony for the day, effectively preparing them for their inevitable marriage and life as a subservient wife and mother. The cultural presentation of the quince, ostensibly the Latina transition into "womanhood," likens traditional ideas of what a woman should be and instills them into young girls by dressing it up in finery and giving them incredible positive attention. Culture, as ...

Communication can simply be explained as the means of transfer of information, and ideas from one person to another. But we also realized that this process extends way beyond just the usage of words. As Julia Wood aptly explains it, communication is like a “mosaic” of intricately woven pieces of words, body language, ideas and emotions. From the communication skills exemplified in the “Communication Mosaic”, I have learnt that it is not about communicating more but rather communicating effectively, saying the right thing at the right time by the usage of the right words and body language.
Upon reflection ...