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    The document is a journal entry comparing the author's real self to their ideal self. The real self is described as short tempered, an average student, vocal about emotions, and enjoying alone time, while the ideal self aims to be kind, make the dean's list, control emotions, and expand their social life. Reflecting on the exercise, the author realizes they have areas to improve and letting go of certain personalities. They also note the importance of self-knowledge in decision making and relationships.

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    The document is a journal entry comparing the author's real self to their ideal self. The real self is described as short tempered, an average student, vocal about emotions, and enjoying alone time, while the ideal self aims to be kind, make the dean's list, control emotions, and expand their social life. Reflecting on the exercise, the author realizes they have areas to improve and letting go of certain personalities. They also note the importance of self-knowledge in decision making and relationships.

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    Real vs Ideal Self Journal

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    Mariette Alex Agbanlog
    The document is a journal entry comparing the author's real self to their ideal self. The real self is described as short tempered, an average student, vocal about emotions, and enjoying alone time, while the ideal self aims to be kind, make the dean's list, control emotions, and expand their social life. Reflecting on the exercise, the author realizes they have areas to improve and letting go of certain personalities. They also note the importance of self-knowledge in decision making and relationships.

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    JOURNAL

    ENTRY #3
    REAL SELF VS IDEAL SELF

    REAL SELF IDEAL SELF


    Short Tempered
    Kind To have more patience
    Average Student To be included in Dean's List
    Easy to be friends with Hard-Working Choose the right circle of
    friends to avoid being used.
    Vocal about her emotions Goal Oriented
    Control emotions; when to
    and feelings
    Approachable react or be vocal
    Enjoys me time/alone time
    To expand my social life
    An accountancy student who Independent Aims to be the first CPA-
    is not that good at analyzing
    Ambivert Lawyer in the family
    Brave to make decisions,
    but not too brave to do it.
    Brave Behave
    courageous enough and
    more confidence
    Petite Person Tall Person
    Creative Artistic

    Reflection:
    In making my journal, I have learned how to assess myself by classifying what to input into my
    real and ideal self. This activity made me realize that I have something to work on in the future
    and personalities that I must let go of or change. Knowing yourself helps you to have a better
    relationship with yourself and evolve your decision-making. Moreover, the Idea of CARL ROGERS
    allows people to boost their self-worth and not to dwell too much on failures or what other
    people think about you because, in the end, you know yourself more than these people's
    opinions about you. It just takes time to really know yourself, including your desires, goals,
    perspectives, and personality.

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