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In other words, I had drunk our great cultural Kool-Aid about regret, which is that lamenting things that occurred in the past is an absolute waste of time, that we should always look forward and not backward, and that one of the noblest and best things we can do is strive to live a life free of regrets.
I'm sorry about that, but I strive to learn one thing that I can pass on to other people.
Something to strive for to make my life richer.
Whatever I ended up being good at, I would strive to be worthy of the second chance I was given.
In a battery, I strive to maximize electrical potential; when mentoring, I strive to maximize human potential.
Countries that were once like us, but decided to strive for development, do research, and catch up with those countries, such as Turkey, Malaysia and others, they carried their language with them as they were climbing the ladder, protected it like a diamond.
I strive for authenticity, even if it comes in a shape that we might not usually expect.
Their overriding aim for international aid is to strive for a life of dignity for all.
That connection, or bridge that we make, is something that each and every one of us should strive to do.
If the global finance sector continues to lend money to tobacco companies, to invest in tobacco companies, and to strive to profit from tobacco companies, we are working against each other.
And happiness is a great motivator; we strive for happiness.
While we ultimately strive for accuracy, precision reflects our certainty of reliably achieving it.
Although we may strive for harmony and consensus, in many situations, error and disagreement should be naturally expected.
And when you have a hum like that, you can't help but strive for greatness.
That feeling, you can't help but strive for greatness at any cost.
Plato argued that philosophers should strive to contemplate and understand these perfect Forms so that they may better navigate our misleading reality.
We strive for unattainable perfection.
Jihad means to strive to one's utmost.
But you can't strive to inhabit that space if you don't already accept that you live in the same reality.
If I'm going to ask organizations or individuals to strive for these standards, then I too need to explore my own being and my practices.
We strive to remove most of the microscopic life in our world now.
Am I telling you to not strive?
That's something that we should absolutely strive to move toward.
I strive for extreme efficiency, meaning that I develop materials that expand in size or work with solar cells that use the properties of colors to generate electricity.
And I think that the former is what we really need to strive for.
And in the end, I think that's the trick: to stop seeing our health as binary, between sick and healthy, well and unwell, whole and broken; to stop thinking that there's some beautiful, perfect state of wellness to strive for; and to quit living in a state of constant dissatisfaction until we reach it.
As practitioners each and every one of us should strive to be ordinary, if not extraordinary heroes.
As heads of organizations, we should strive to create environments that encourage and nurture both moral skill and moral will.
And, perhaps most important, as teachers, we should strive to be the ordinary heroes, the moral exemplars, to the people we mentor.
Think about that when you see that building, that sometimes the things we strive for so hard in life we never get to see finished.
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