Women and Their Plan
Lucinda Borque
Research Paper
Knowledge and Power
5/6/2013
Women and their Plan
Girls, Ladies, and Women, we need to stand up and control our future. It’s appears that we have been doing, so for the past decade, but are we really controlling our lives with our own beliefs? Everyday women of all ages are being influenced by media and influenced by society. It’s always good to see the world and understand different views. Although, how can we understand different views, if many of us do not even understand ourselves? To understand ourselves, means that we have to understand what was, what is, and what could be .We need to ask questions to our inter person like what were that girl’s dreams? What is that lady’s reality and what could be the Woman plan for the future? Every women needs to understand the importance of decisions making. Any given decisions made will not only affect her but her future generation. Having a Plan and making right decisions should be on every women mind.
In my twenty-one years of interacting with society. I have finally finalized that all women need a plan. In my interview this concept of a plan stuck out, like a needle. In which a needle is threading two pieces of cloths together to make a master piece. A master piece, in which, we become the subject of it perfection.
To help reinforce my idea I have done research that contributes to this ideal. “In Women 2020: Our Selves, Our Worlds, Our Futures”, by Birtwistle, Elisa, and Futurist. In this article they observed women changes in society and break it into four dimensions. The dimensions are decision making, workplace and the economy, communication and identity, and innovation. All these aspect of women occur with an understanding of one’s self and an understanding of a plan for a future. Another article that is an aid to this idea is called “Confidence Woman” by Luscombe, Belinda. In this article they focus on the Facebook's CEO Sheryl Sandberg and her “mission to change the
Research Paper
Knowledge and Power
5/6/2013
Women and their Plan
Girls, Ladies, and Women, we need to stand up and control our future. It’s appears that we have been doing, so for the past decade, but are we really controlling our lives with our own beliefs? Everyday women of all ages are being influenced by media and influenced by society. It’s always good to see the world and understand different views. Although, how can we understand different views, if many of us do not even understand ourselves? To understand ourselves, means that we have to understand what was, what is, and what could be .We need to ask questions to our inter person like what were that girl’s dreams? What is that lady’s reality and what could be the Woman plan for the future? Every women needs to understand the importance of decisions making. Any given decisions made will not only affect her but her future generation. Having a Plan and making right decisions should be on every women mind.
In my twenty-one years of interacting with society. I have finally finalized that all women need a plan. In my interview this concept of a plan stuck out, like a needle. In which a needle is threading two pieces of cloths together to make a master piece. A master piece, in which, we become the subject of it perfection.
To help reinforce my idea I have done research that contributes to this ideal. “In Women 2020: Our Selves, Our Worlds, Our Futures”, by Birtwistle, Elisa, and Futurist. In this article they observed women changes in society and break it into four dimensions. The dimensions are decision making, workplace and the economy, communication and identity, and innovation. All these aspect of women occur with an understanding of one’s self and an understanding of a plan for a future. Another article that is an aid to this idea is called “Confidence Woman” by Luscombe, Belinda. In this article they focus on the Facebook's CEO Sheryl Sandberg and her “mission to change the
Cited: Birtwistle, Elisa. "Women 2020: Our Selves, Our Worlds, Our Futures." Futurist 47.3 (2013): 36-43. Academic Search Premier. Web. 3 May 2013. Luscombe, Belinda. "Confidence Woman." Time 181.10 (2013): 34-42. Academic Search Premier. Web. 4 May 2013. Sandberg, Sheryl. "Why I Want Women To Lean In." Time 181.10 (2013): 44-45. Academic Search Premier. Web. 4 May 2013.