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We're taught to worry.
And from a young age we're taught to compete.
We're taught that from childhood.
It's the OPPOSITE of what we're taught.
We're taught this from childhood.
You know, as kids, we're taught to play.
We're taught by those that do not know.
Many of us have grown up in the world of the academy andenlightened liberal thought, where we're taught everything is open to debate.
That's what we're taught in high school, right?
It's been my own journey to sobriety that led me to begin questioning a lot of what I was seeing;that's kind of one of the things that we're taught to do.
We're taught to try to live life without regret.
Her call clarified what I am trying to do with my life and in my work as a writer, which is to send one simple message:the way we're taught to live has got to change.
We're taught to think of money and credit in one way.
So what I hope is that, not only can the money keep flowing forth through Kiva-- that's a very positive and meaningful thing-- but I hope Kiva can blur those lines,like I said, between the traditional rich and poor categories that we're taught to see in the world, this false dichotomy of us and them, have and have not.
We're taught to think of money and credit in one way.
Through education we're taught there's a right and a wrong way of doing things.
We're taught to spend our entire lives cowering in self-denial.
But that's not what we're taught, that's not what our culture pounds into our heads.''.
We're taught to smile pretty, play it safe, get all A's.
From the time we're young, we're taught that being selfish is bad and being selfless is good.
We're taught from an early age that drinking is cool and glamorous.
Life is stressful; and we're taught to always be serious and mature at work and in life as a grown-up.
We're taught to look for lightning strikes, passion, and fireworks," says McCarthy.
Like the healing of the paralytic last week, we're taught a lesson in faith and healing that is also applicable to our own need for Christ's healing touch.
We're taught to fear HIV and AIDS like plagues- inevitable death sentences upon diagnosis.
I was a media major in college, we're taught to be unbiased, but some people sell out to the corporation to make a better story, it's wrong.
We're taught that we shouldn't say no, and that it would be impolite to ignore another person's wishes.
The way we're taught to live has got to change, says author Casey Gerald.
We're taught to treat others with kindness and respect, but many of us don't extend that courtesy to ourselves.
We're taught as children that emotions are dangerous and that they must be bottled up and controlled.