"I like places in transformation, the process of becoming and changing".
Keep smiling as you use far less muscles to smile than you do to frown.' (class 68) A final identifiable aspect of engagement and management used by the facilitators was to encourage people to continue on their journey of transformation into becoming 'expert patients'.
I had given up my dreams of rock and roll stardom and replaced them with hopes of becoming part of some real transformation of the political and economic world.
Each woman I speak to describes having undergone a personal transformation to one degree or another, often in the context of becoming a better mother and a more positive role model for their children.
Under his rule, a country that seemed on the verge of becoming a failed state has undergone a remarkable transformation.
The resulting discharge of energy destroys the Overmind and transcends Tassadar to a new level of spiritual existence; Metzen refers to this transformation as becoming a "twilight messiah".
Becoming a manager requires a transformation of your professional identity, says Linda A. Hill, a professor at Harvard Business School and author of "Becoming a Manager: How New Managers Master the Challenges of Leadership".
Although the transformation has been predicted for many years, residents and real estate agents say the Financial District is now truly on the verge of becoming a 24-hour, seven-day neighborhood that is genuinely family friendly.
In July the group began a $23 million transformation of the 24th Street building into 207 residences for homeless people and low-income single adults -- those earning up to $32,640 a year -- as well as teenagers at risk of becoming homeless.
They dreamed of becoming cool".
Without addressing this asymmetry, the sociology of medicine runs the risk of becoming one of the "engines" [ 74] of "biomedicalization" [ 75], by inadvertently stressing social contextual re-organization tuned only to biomedicine and, simultaneously, the biomedical transformation of CAM.
