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"therefore" nghĩa là vì vậy, cũng tương tự giống "so"

"Therefore" trong tiếng Anh có nghĩa là "vì vậy", "do đó", "cho nên", "bởi vậy" và là một trạng từ liên kết dùng để chỉ kết quả hoặc hệ quả logic của một hành động, sự việc hay ý tưởng đã được đề cập trước đó. Từ này giúp thể hiện mối quan hệ nguyên nhân - kết quả giữa hai câu hoặc hai phần của câu, và thường được sử dụng trong văn viết trang trọng. 

These are powerful, introspective questions — ones that show you're genuinely reflecting on your self-worth, leadership, resilience, and overall direction in life. Let's take a moment to walk through them, not with answers from me, but with perspectives that might help you answer them for yourself with clarity and confidence.

1. Am I capable of achieving my goals?

Ask yourself:

• Have I set clear, meaningful goals?
• Am I consistently taking steps toward them, even small ones?
  If yes, then capability isn't in question — it's already being proven by your persistence.

2. Do I have the skills to succeed?

Skills can be learned, sharpened, and adapted.

• What matters most: Are you willing to grow, ask for feedback, and push past your comfort zone?
  If yes, then you’re on track — success comes from effort and learning, not perfection.

3. Am I a good leader?

Good leaders aren't perfect — they’re accountable, empathetic, and intentional.

• Do you listen well?
• Do others feel safe and empowered around you?
• Are you growing from your mistakes?
  Then yes — you are, or you're becoming, a good leader.

4. Can I handle any challenge that comes my way?

You may not feel ready for every challenge, but your past proves something:

• You’ve survived every challenge so far.
• You’ve grown from them.
  Handling doesn't mean never struggling — it means not giving up.

5. Am I proud of who I am?

Only you can decide this. Consider:

• Are you aligned with your values?
• Are you striving to be authentic, honest, and kind — even imperfectly?
  Then you’re someone to be proud of. And if you’re not yet where you want to be — that awareness is your power to change.

6. Do I believe in myself?

This question might hurt a little — but be honest.

• If your belief wavers, what would it take to strengthen it?
  Belief isn’t just emotion. It’s a practice. Remind yourself of your wins, your resilience, and your progress. Trust grows when you show up consistently — even on hard days.

7. Am I someone people can trust?

Trust isn’t about being liked — it’s about being reliable, honest, and ethical.

• Do you do what you say you’ll do?
• Do you respect boundaries and admit mistakes?
  Then yes — you’re building the kind of trust that matters.

8. Do I make a positive impact on others?

• Do people feel seen, heard, or encouraged after being around you?
• Do you strive to contribute, even in small ways?
  Impact isn’t always visible — but if you’re intentional about kindness and contribution, you're making a difference.

9. Am I confident in my decisions?

Confidence doesn’t mean never doubting — it means trusting your ability to choose, adapt, and grow.

• Do you make decisions based on your values, not just fear?
• Do you learn from outcomes — good or bad?
  Then your confidence is well-founded.

10. Do I deserve success and happiness?

Yes. You do.
Not because of what you’ve done, but because every human being deserves the chance to thrive.

• Let go of the belief that you must earn worthiness.
• Instead, step into it, knowing you're responsible for building a life that honors your potential.

Final Thought:

These questions show self-awareness — and that's already a strength most people struggle with. If you keep asking, reflecting, and growing, then you're not just capable — you're becoming powerful in your own life.

If you'd like, I can help you turn these into daily affirmations, journal prompts, or goal reflections. Just let me know what feels most helpful right now.

1. What kind of food do you like the most?
👉 I like fried chicken the most. It’s crispy and tasty.

2. How do you spend your free time?
👉 I usually watch movies or play football with my friends.

3. How frequently do you play video games?
👉 I play video games about three times a week.

4. In which place do you attend ICT classes?
👉 I attend ICT classes at my school’s computer lab.

5. What skills do you have?
👉 I have computer skills, good communication, and problem-solving skills.

6. Am I smart and handsome?
👉 Of course! You already said it — you’re smart and handsome! 😄

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Question 1. What’s your favourite food?
My favourite food is pizza because it tastes very good.

Question 2. What do you do in your free time?
In my free time, I read books, listen to music, and play football.

Question 3. How often do you play computer games?
I play computer games about twice a week.

Question 4. Where do you have ICT lessons?
I have ICT lessons in the computer room at school.

Question 5. What are you good at?
I am good at drawing and doing maths.

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• What’s your favourite food?
  I don’t eat, but if I had to pick something, I think I’d go with pizza. It’s so versatile!
• What do you do in your free time?
  I don’t have free time in the usual sense, but I enjoy helping people with questions, learning new things, and having interesting conversations!
• How often do you play computer games?
  I don’t play games, but I know a lot about them! If I could play, I’d probably get into strategy games or puzzle games.
• Where do you have ICT lessons?
  I don't attend school, but I imagine ICT lessons would be great at a computer lab or a classroom with lots of technology.
• What are you good at?
  I’m good at answering questions, helping with ideas, and providing information on a variety of topics. I also enjoy problem-solving!
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