ចំណង់របស់មនុស្សម្នាក់ៗតែងតែមានបំណងប្រថ្នាចង់មានមុខរបបផ្ទាល់ខ្លួន ហើយមុខរបបផ្ទាល់ខ្លួននេះហើយដែល គេហៅថា អាជីវកម្មផ្ទាល់ខ្លួន។ ហើយដោយសាមូលហេតុទាំងនេះហើយទើបបណ្តាលអោយមនុស្សចង់បង្កើតអាជីវកម្ម ខ្លូនឯង៖

1.   មិនចង់ធ្វើការអោយគេ

បុគ្គលគ្រប់រូបតែងតែប្រថ្នាមិនចង់ធ្វើការអោយគេ ព្រោះពេលធ្វើការអោយគេវានឿយហត់ និងទទួលបានប្រាក់ ចំណូលតិច។ ពួកគេចង់ប្រកបអាជីវកម្មខ្លូនឯងហើយបង្កើតការងារឨ្យអ្នកដទៃធ្វើដើម្បីអោយអ្នកដទៃរកលុយអោយ
ខ្លួន។

2.   ចង់គ្រប់គ្រងគេ

ពួកគេមានចំណង់ចង់គ្រប់គ្រងគេ ហើយបញ្ជាគេអោយធ្វើនេះធ្វើនេះតាមចិត្តរបស់ពួកគេ ហើយពួកមិនចង់ស្តាប បញ្ជារបស់អ្នកណាទេ។

 

3.   ចង់កសាងស្នាដៃ

ចង់បង្កើតស្នាដៃទុកជាកេរ្តិ៍ដំណែលសម្រាប់កូនចៅ ឬមនុស្សជំនាន់ក្រោយ ដើម្បីបន្តវេន។

 

4.   ប្រាថ្នាចង់បានប្រាក់ចំណូលច្រើន

ពួកគេមានបំណងចង់រកប្រាក់ចំណូលអោយខ្លួនឯងអោយបានច្រើនតាមដែលខ្លួនឯងអាចធ្វើទៅបាន។

 

5.   ចង់បង្ហាញគំនិតអាជីវកម្មរបស់ខ្លួន

ពួកគេមានគំនិតក្នុងការរកស៊ីដូច្នោះហើយទើបបានជាពួកគេចង់យកគំនិតរបស់ពួកគេទៅបើកអាជីវកម្មអ្វីមួយ។

 

 

6.   ព្រួយបារម្ភខ្លាចបាត់បង់ការងារ

ធ្វើការងារឪ្យគេ ព្រួយបារម្ភខ្លាចបាត់បងការងារ ឬអាចប្រឈមមុខនឹងការបណ្តេញចេញពីការងារដោយប្រការណា មួយក្នុងពេលអនាគត។

Pompeo also met in short with Saudi King Salman and his 32-yr-old son, Crown Prince Mohammed on Sunday earlier than heading directly to Jerusalem for talks with top Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, Iran’s [other] arch-enemy. …

After meeting with prime Minister Netanyahu in Tel Aviv, Pompeo said, “We stay deeply worried approximately Iran’s dangerous escalation of threats to Israel and the vicinity — and Iran’s ambition to dominate the center East. the usa is with Israel in this fight.”

Senior nation department officials had stated Pompeo could talk Iran’s conduct inside the vicinity and make contact with for sanctions to cut back the Islamic Republic’s ballistic missile application for the duration of his discussions with Saudi leaders, [who are also greatly concerned with Iran’s nuclear program].

in the course of Sunday’s press conference, Jubeir stated, “Iran ought to be dealt with via enforcing in addition sanctions for its violations of global laws regarding ballistic missiles.”

Iran continues to help Houthi rebels in Yemen by using supplying army equipment, funding and training in violation of the U.N. security Council resolutions, Pompeo stated. He cited that Houthis mechanically fireplace missiles into Saudi Arabia, threatening red Sea delivery and the Saudi humans.  Yemen’s Houthis have fired over one hundred missiles into Saudi Arabia, the trendy killing a person inside the southern Saudi province of Jizan on Saturday.

Friday’s historic meeting noticed Kim and South Korean President Moon Jae-in comply with pursue the entire denuclearization of the peninsula.

Washington’s new leader diplomat said he and Kim held in-intensity talks approximately a denuclearization “mechanism” when [he met with him in Pyongyang] over Easter.

“We talked a exquisite deal about what it'd appear like, what this whole, verifiable, irreversible mechanism might appear like,” Pompeo said.
“we've got an duty to have interaction in diplomatic discourse to try and find a peaceful solution in order that individuals aren’t held at threat with the aid of Kim Jong Un and his nuclear arsenal,” Pompeo instructed ABC, announcing there is a “actual possibility” for progress.

He changed into speakme as the Blue residence [Korea’s White House] in Seoul pronounced Kim instructed Moon throughout the summit he might close the North’s nuclear check website online in may also.

Kim additionally stated he “would soon invite experts of South Korea and the united states in addition to reporters to reveal the technique to the worldwide community with transparency,” Seoul’s presidential spokesman Yoon younger-chan brought.

Tensions spiked remaining yr over the North’s checking out of atomic weapons and long-variety missiles, such as some able to attaining the us mainland.

“Kim said ‘america feels repelled through us, however as soon as we talk, they'll comprehend that i am not a person who will fire a nuclear weapon to the South or the united states or goal the united states’,” in line with Yoon.

Reacting to the new file, Haley said in a declaration that it changed into not an “applicable go back” on the united states’ funding and cautioned this can thing into resource decisions.

Haley emphasized that U.S. taxpayers pay for 22 percent of the U.N. price range – greater, she stated, than the following 3 highest donor international locations mixed. Haley cited that the U.S. cares more about “being proper than famous and are once again status up for our hobbies and values” however said:

“either way, this is not a suitable go back on our funding. when we arrived at the UN ultimate year, we stated we might be taking names, and this list of balloting records speaks for itself. President Trump desires to make certain that our overseas help greenbacks – the maximum beneficiant within the international – always serve American hobbies, and we stay up for assisting him see that the yankee humans are now not taken for granted.”
First posted in 1984, “The record to the Congress on vote casting Practices inside the United international locations” opinions vote casting of the 193 individuals of the U.N. standard assembly (UNGA) and the 15 individuals of the safety Council, in addition to numerous other objects which includes resolutions associated with Israel.

in line with the report, the u . s . that voted least with the U.S. become Zimbabwe – having voted 0 times with the us. consistent with the usa business enterprise for international development (USAID) foreign useful resource explorer website, Zimbabwe obtained $58 million in aid for this 12 months.

Rounding out the lowest 10 international locations not aligned with the U.S. had been: Burundi, which obtained $2.nine million in U.S. useful resource; Iran (no U.S. resource); Syria ($72 million); Venezuela ($230,000); North Korea (no U.S. aid); Turkmenistan ($two hundred,0000); Cuba ($115,000); Bolivia ($one hundred fifteen,000); and South Africa ($100 million). All figures are from the USAID explorer internet site.

The family says for the next several days, Trenton was on life support and barely breathing. Reindl says she was approached by doctors to make a difficult decision. She and Trenton’s father signed the papers to donate his organs.

“Five kids needed organs that matched him,” said Reindl. “It was unfair to keep bringing him back, because it was just damaging his organs even more.”

A day before doctors were going to take him off life suprport, Trenton started showing small signs of cognition. He began breathing on his own and woke up speaking full sentences, his mother wrote on a Facebook fundraising page.

He believes he was in heaven while he was gone. “I was in an open field walking straight,” said Trenton. “There’s no other explanation but God. There’s no other way. Even doctors said it.”

Slowly but surely, Trenton is making strides beyond what anyone expected, but it’s not without a struggle. He’s lost 50 pounds, and deals with nerve pain and seizures daily. [He has had three brain surgeries and will have another procedure to reconnect the missing piece of his skull.] Despite all that, this kid’s still got a great sense of humor.

The second Fleet summon was disbanded as a cost-reserve funds measure under the Obama organization in 2011, and its benefits and work force scattered inside the naval force. Before it was disbanded the second Fleet assumed a key part amid the Cold War years, with activities in the North Atlantic and supporting US maritime powers in the Mediterranean. Russian submarine action is at its most elevated amounts since the Cold War, as per NATO and U.S. authorities. Russia as of late sent a covert agent transport up the east shoreline of the United States and the nation declared plans to build up a submerged atomic outfitted automaton. Russian planes and ships have lately made different invasions in the north Atlantic near the airspace and regional waters of US NATO partners, including Britain. NATO maritime authorities in late 2017 additionally revealed Russian submarines examining underseas information links in the north Atlantic. … The choice to reactivate the second Fleet took after expanding dangers in the Atlantic from Russia, authorities comfortable with the choice disclosed to USNI News. Protection Secretary Jim Mattis said in January the United States is confronting "developing dangers" from China and Russia, and cautioned that the US military's favorable circumstances have disintegrated as of late.