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My Present Behavior Positive or Negative

1. Does assignment 1. Positive


2. Does not procrastinate 2. Positive
3. Priorities over desires 3. Positive
4. Focus 4. Positive
5. Attends all classes 5. Positive
6. Uses time wisely 6. Positive
7. Sometimes sleeps in the class due to 7. Negative
fatigue and sleep deprivation
8. Minimal talking during classes 8. Negative
9. Playing cellphone during class hours 9. Negative
10.Advanced reading 10. Positive

Future Goals
1. Pass accounting
2. Do not have any grade lower than 85
3. To have an average of 90 and above to
have tuition fee discount

Behavioral Goals Future Plans


1. Study, study, study 1. To pass the CA board exam
2. Study, study, study 2. To pass the CPA board exam
3. Study, study, study 3. To maintain my grades not lower than 85
in all accounting subjects until fourth year
4. Save money 4. To buy a house
5. Save money 5. To buy a car
6. Save money 6. To travel the world
7. Study photography or take photography 7. To become a professional photographer
classes
8. Save money 8. To go to Japan
9. Save money 9. To see Korean actors and actresses
10. Study, study, study 10. Become a partner in an accounting firm
Emotion Productive Behavior Destructive Behavior
Happy I smile earnestly. I sometimes become naughty.
Sad I watch anime or kdrama to alleviate my I overthink.
sadness.
Excited I become more inspired. I lose focus.
Afraid I focus more about that thing and thinks I overthink.
of a way to not become afraid.
Inspired I do my best beyond expectations. I sometimes overdo things.
Angry I open up to someone to pour out my I remember every little thing
anger to be angry about.

1. Personally, I think based from my experience recently, the emotions where I had more
productive behaviors are inspired, sad, excited and happy. As of now, I don’t really have any
destructive behavior of these emotions. While the emotions where I had more destructive
behaviors are afraid and angry.
2. Positive emotions because I tend to view the good side rather than the bad side even the
worst situations.
3. I always get carried away due to my burst of emotions. Thus, I do not become a rational
thinker.

My emotional type is PSDI: Persistent, Social, Adaptable and Independent. I am not really
aware of myself, the emotions that I feel, why do I feel such emotions, why do I have such
emotions in the first place, etc. but I am aware of my surroundings.
I am always thinking ahead. I plan for the future and trust in my decisions. Sometimes, I am
very workaholic or as a student, I am very studious. So there are times when I leave little time
to enjoy or appreciate what I have worked so hard to achieve.
I am very surprised to know that I belong to the 1% of the whole population. I desire deep and
meaningful connections with others and appreciate the way that my extraverted feeling enables
me to understand people and connect with them. However, this function also causes a lot of pain
in my life. I’m regularly overwhelmed by the emotions of others and often find myself taking on
other people’s emotions as if they were my own. When this happens, I start to lose touch with my
own personal feelings and desires. Additionally, since my extraverted feeling wants to make sure
everybody is happy and has their needs met, I regularly sacrifice my own needs and happiness in
order to keep the peace. Also, as an INFJ, I find that I am regularly disappointed by how little the
emotional support I offer to others is usually reciprocated. This leaves me feeling used,
misunderstood, and disappointed.
Having been awed by Heneral Luna, I rushed to see Goyo: Ang Batang Heneral. This
really hit me: “a ruminative study on why we should be loyal to country, never to an idol.”
Poor Gregorio del Pilar. All I knew about him was what my teacher in high school said
before the days of google — the youngest general who fought the Americans, the hero of
the Battle of Tirad Pass. So there I was, all eyes and ears on screen, ready to grab everything
about him… only to see this hero fall. All heroes die anyway. But this movie killed
whatever greatness there is in del Pilar. The movie chose to focus on Goyo’s (del Pilar’s
pet name) flaws even before it could show him in some heroic exploits. Goyo’s image
became to me an ass-licking dog of Emilio Aguinaldo, a would-be assassin of Antonio
Luna, a leader whose youth seemed to go against him, a conflicted person fighting his inner
demons. Sure there were words about loving and defending one’s country from Goyo’s
lips but all these came to me as hollow.
Even the much-awaited battle of Tirad Pass showcased the Americans’ ingenuity and
smartness in military tactics more than the Katipuneros’ resistance. Yet even in this, a good
number of Katipuneros were shown running away from battle. Goyo himself could not
muster enough military skills to lead the battle except to say the Filipinos should build
trenches. In the fighting scenes he seemed lost and showed himself so conspicuously that
an American marksman simply got his head.

I resemble the little prince. He represents the open-mindedness of children. He is a


wanderer who restlessly asks questions and is willing to engage the invisible, secret
mysteries of the universe. I used to be like him when I was a child and even now.
The little prince has few of the glaring flaws evident in the other characters, and he
is immediately shown to be a character of high caliber by his ability to recognize the
narrator’s Drawing Number One as a picture of a boa constrictor that has eaten a snake.
Nevertheless, the prince’s fear as he prepares to be sent back to his planet by a snakebite
shows that he is susceptible to the same emotions as the rest of us. Most notably, the prince
is bound by his love for the rose he has left on his home planet. His constant questioning
also indicates that one’s search for answers can be more important than the answers
themselves.
The moral lesson conveyed in The Little Prince is that life is only worth living when
it is lived for others, not for oneself. Life is meaningful when it is filled with caring
relationships.
I think for children, they can enjoy a nice, well-written fictional story. As for adults,
they are challenged to reflect upon their childhood experiences and "loosing innocence",
the transition of being a kid to a teen, and finally getting into the adult mentality.

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