Passion. Having a joy not just for the work itself but also the people around us, so that everyone can be bold, innovative, and creative.
Passion. Activism also involves passion. It’s quite sort of exciting and fun to be part of a group that’s passionate about changing things, you know, something, a specific issue, or just generally wanting a better deal for women. (Xxxxxxx) It was exhilarating and exciting and the young women we spoke to had a sense that they were going to change the world and make it a better place for everyone. This passion is something that they feel is missing from conventional politics. One of the young women said, ‘I just feel like party politics is just not, it’s just never really radical enough for me.’ (Jalayah) Involvement in feminist activism gives young women a voice and a way of channelling the anger they feel at the injustices they experience; it is fun, exciting, empowering and supportive but can also run the risk of burnout. It is full of passion and commitment and the vision of a better, more just society where women and men are equal.
Passion. A personal “vibrancy” for all we do in our pursuit of healthcare excellence.
Passion. We are enthusiastic and energetic about all we do and the contribution we make. • ENJOYMENT We share our sense of wonder, excitement and enthusiasm about our special environment with others. We take pride and enjoyment in our work. • LIFE LONG LEARNING We seek to improve by asking questions, sharing knowledge and experience, building skills, setting goals, exploring solutions and trying new things. • INNOVATION We break barriers to develop new ideas, experiences and practices. We support and celebrate initiative. • SAFETY We aspire to no harm no injuries.
Passion. I will strive to perform at the best of my ability and show dedication to my team at all times, including training session and competitions.
Passion. They shall always show a strong feeling of enthusiasm and desire to improve the level of Maltese handball.
