1) The author reflects on what drives them in life, which is being happy without hurting others while pursuing success, making their family proud, and building a happy family of their own.
2) They value life, beliefs, behavior, feelings, and standards as these relate to one's emotional, social, and spiritual aspects. They also value goals, aspirations, and thoughts.
3) The discussion helped them realize the importance of ethics and the four approaches to studying ethics - things they will consider in their decision making to help their community.
1) The author reflects on what drives them in life, which is being happy without hurting others while pursuing success, making their family proud, and building a happy family of their own.
2) They value life, beliefs, behavior, feelings, and standards as these relate to one's emotional, social, and spiritual aspects. They also value goals, aspirations, and thoughts.
3) The discussion helped them realize the importance of ethics and the four approaches to studying ethics - things they will consider in their decision making to help their community.
1) The author reflects on what drives them in life, which is being happy without hurting others while pursuing success, making their family proud, and building a happy family of their own.
2) They value life, beliefs, behavior, feelings, and standards as these relate to one's emotional, social, and spiritual aspects. They also value goals, aspirations, and thoughts.
3) The discussion helped them realize the importance of ethics and the four approaches to studying ethics - things they will consider in their decision making to help their community.
1) The author reflects on what drives them in life, which is being happy without hurting others while pursuing success, making their family proud, and building a happy family of their own.
2) They value life, beliefs, behavior, feelings, and standards as these relate to one's emotional, social, and spiritual aspects. They also value goals, aspirations, and thoughts.
3) The discussion helped them realize the importance of ethics and the four approaches to studying ethics - things they will consider in their decision making to help their community.
BSA 1-1 Reflection Paper No. 2 Module 2: Personal Ethical Biases and Four Approaches to the Study of Ethics
“What makes me move forward in life?”
When I am alone, I usually think of my pursuit. Sometimes, I feel like daydreaming about my future and the things that I want to pursue. And of course, just like everybody I always think of the things that are worth pursuing. For me, the biggest pursuit that I have is to be happy in life knowing that I am not hurting anybody while focusing on my goals that are to be successful, to make my family proud and give them the things that they deserve, and to build a happy family of my own. It seems common but for me, it is different. The process going there is different from others. My past and present, the experiences that I had, and the way I live makes it different. It was tough during my childhood because we are not rich and for us to sustain our living, we must work hard. At a very young age, I have learned how to become independent. My parents taught me how to be independent in life. I really worked hard in every aspect of my life. Be it in school, society, and in home. I became much stronger because my experience taught me to become one. That is why, now I see things differently. I have learned to see the importance of it and to value and be grateful of everything that I have right now. After the discussion that we had, I have realized at some point the things that I value the most. The most significant thing that I really value and will not be forgotten in the list is, Life. Life because I think it is the most precious gift that I have received from above. Without life, everything that I do and have now would be impossible. Other things that I also value is our beliefs, behavior, feelings, emotions, and standards. Those things are basically in line with person’s emotional, social, and spiritual aspects. I am a selfless person that is why I value those things. They are very important for me. I also value one’s goals, aspirations, and thoughts. As a person who has plans and goals in life, it makes me happy when people also value their own goals, aspirations, and thoughts. Thinking about their future is I think one of the biggest turn-ons for me towards other people. I love it when they see themselves successful in the future and most importantly, putting their words into actions. Above anything else, let us not forget to value ourselves. Let us make it as our number one priority because if we do not value ourselves, it would be impossible for us to value other things. All the things that we have learned today are very significant in our lives. From the values, determining right and wrong, to the four approaches in the study of ethics, all of them are things that we must know as a person. I am really captivated of the four approaches because before I thought ethics is not that broad, but after this lesson, I have learned that we have a lot of things to know when we talk about ethics. It is not just a mere right and wrong, or good and bad. It is way more than the things that I have mentioned. Now that I knew those things at least, I will be able to determine and think of my decisions before making a step and an action. Now I know how essential these things are especially in our community. Some people may think that it is not a big deal but for me, I really value those things and from this day onwards, I will keep moving with those approaches in my mind.