Subject: Invitation to Participate in Doctoral Research Study on Adult Education Experiences Dear Participant, My name is Paul Samuel Young, and I am a doctoral candidate at Trident University International in the College of Education. I am conducting a research study titled “The Effects of Stress and Loneliness on Adult Education Participation Among Black AmericanContinue reading “Recruitment Email”
Author Archives: Dr. Paul Samuel Young
My Personal Adventure in the Doctorate of Education Journey
Embarking on my Doctorate of Education has been one of the most transformative adventures of my life a journey that has tested my intellect, discipline, and emotional strength. It began with curiosity and a desire to make a meaningful impact in the field of adult education, particularly within marginalized communities. What started as an academicContinue reading “My Personal Adventure in the Doctorate of Education Journey”
Last One Standing: When All Odds Are Against You
When the odds are against you, standing tall becomes more than an act of courage it becomes a declaration of resilience. Being the last one standing symbolizes endurance in the face of adversity, the refusal to yield even when everything seems lost. Life often tests strength not in moments of comfort, but in moments ofContinue reading “Last One Standing: When All Odds Are Against You”
Untamed Desire
Untamed desire is the raw, unfiltered force that drives human ambition, passion, and longing. It represents the instinctual side of human nature the part that seeks fulfillment beyond boundaries, rules, or reason. This kind of desire can manifest as love, ambition, creativity, or even rebellion. It is the fire that fuels great achievements and deepContinue reading “Untamed Desire”
Heart of a Giant: A Cognitive Perspective
The heart of a giant can be seen as a metaphor for the vast capacity of human cognition the ability to think, reason, and understand beyond ordinary limits. From the perspective of cognitive theory, this “giant” represents the mind’s potential to process information, solve problems, and adapt to changing environments. Cognitive theory emphasizes internal mentalContinue reading “Heart of a Giant: A Cognitive Perspective”
Opposing Odds: Government Shutdown Leaving Health Disparities
A government shutdown doesn’t just stop paychecks it stops the flow of vital services that many families depend on. When government funding freezes, community health programs, nutrition assistance, and social support systems also come to a halt. For low-income families, veterans, and minority communities already living on the edge, the shutdown magnifies existing inequities. ItContinue reading “Opposing Odds: Government Shutdown Leaving Health Disparities”
Unforgiving Words and the Weight of Being Unappreciated
Words can cut deeper than actions when they are spoken without thought or compassion. Unforgiving words linger in the heart, echoing long after the moment has passed. When someone you care about dismisses your efforts or belittles your worth, it leaves a scar that quiet apologies can’t always heal. These moments make you question yourContinue reading “Unforgiving Words and the Weight of Being Unappreciated”
Circle of Trust
The Circle of Trust represents the people in our lives who have proven themselves through loyalty, honesty, and consistency. These are not just friends or family members by title, but individuals who have shown that they can be relied upon when life becomes uncertain. In a world full of false promises and temporary connections, theContinue reading “Circle of Trust”
Unworthiness
The feeling of unworthiness is a deep emotional state that often emerges from experiences of rejection, failure, or comparison. It is the quiet voice that tells a person they are not good enough, not smart enough, or not deserving of love, success, or happiness. This feeling can begin early in life, often rooted in momentsContinue reading “Unworthiness”
Boastful and Arrogance
When a person talks loudly and constantly brags about what they do, it’s often referred to as boastfulness or arrogance. This kind of behavior stems from an excessive need to be acknowledged and admired by others. A boastful person tends to elevate their own accomplishments to gain attention or validation, often without realizing how theirContinue reading “Boastful and Arrogance”
