[108] HOPE, a VIA Character Strength

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Hope as a character strength. In today's episode, I read a thought-provoking quote by Vaclav Havel, and then I dive into the etymology of the Latin word for hope, sperare. I have tended to attribute it with waiting, according to my knowledge of the Spanish word esperar, which also means hope, but the daily usage is generally translated as "wait." Some surprising roots are revealed.Michele Jennae is the founder of EDGx365, summoning the Every Day Genius in YOU!As someone who was stuck for years in the cognitive dissonance of wanting to step into Brilliance, but settling for lackluster, It's MY MISSION to show you your inherent Genius and help you shine.Go from sepia-toned existence to Vibrant Living!⁠EDGx365.com⁠⁠Facebook.com/edgx365

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Hope as a character strength. In today's episode, I read a thought-provoking quote by Vaclav Havel, and then I dive into the etymology of the Latin word for hope, sperare. I have tended to attribute it with waiting, according to my knowledge of the...

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