Improving My Habits Of Mind

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Thinking interdependently is probably what everyone thinks I best exemplify.  I almost never have trouble making friends and sharing new ideas with them.  If there was somebody lonely that didn’t have as much friends as I do, then I would perhaps be one of the first people to try to become friends with that person.
   I think that giving your own opinion for everyone else to share is great because then they will know how creative you are and may even ask for your advice sometimes.  Working as a team is very important also, because if you don’t cooperate with your friends, don’t ever expect them to cooperate with you.  And if you want them to cooperate with you, then you’ve got to be nice to them.  All of this important because if you don’t want to be alone throughout your life, then thinking interdependently is the spirit!  I do as much as I can to help my friends, too. They need me as much as I need them!
    I admit that I really have to work on the habit of mind: persistence. Sometimes, when there is some subject or thing that I’m not exactly excellent with, then I would give it a go two or three times then give up. This usually happens when I’m sleepy or just bored.  Other times, (when it comes to learning) I usually show persistence unless I’m focused on something totally different.  I think I can improve by doing the points that I don’t get and keep trying and trying. Taking breaks and stay focused on that thing.  Then I would eventually get it, wouldn’t I?