Similar words: improvement, self-imposed, self-important, self-importance, improve, improver, improved, improve on. Meaning: n. the act of improving yourself.
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31. However, the idea is that by investing your time in self-improvement, you can save time in the long run, increase your output and improve the quality of your work.
32. A leader believes that failures present the opportunity for self-improvement, and that performance on the next go-round will only be enhanced through the lessons previously learned.
33. He engaged in feverish bouts of self-improvement, studying Euclid and grammar at all hours.
34. Aligning your plan of attack with a solid understanding of your motivations will supercharge your self-improvement efforts.
35. Benjamin Franklin imbued in us the zeal to work and encouraged the inclination for self-improvement.
36. Five years later, he abandoned medicine to become editor of the Leeds Times, following the successful publication of several of his articles about self-improvement.
37. The unification of self-improvement and self-devotion is the requirement for the teachers at present to meet and the great hope that General Secretary Jiang Zemin places on the youth.
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