Are editorials written in first person?

It's confirmation bias: if you're on the lookout for negative results, when you see them, you'll think that you only receive negative results. But negative results are only part of...

Avoid judgement as much as possible. Learn to be emphatic and place yourself in another person's shoes.

Yes, it is. That way you can elaborate on how the person feels and describe all his emotions more effectively than you could from the third person perspective.

Unless the letter contains personal information, it is appropriate to let others read it, as a Christmas letter is an extended form of a Christmas card.

If you are writing a definition essay for a school assignment, you may or may not be allowed to use first person narration. Ask the teacher if it is allowed...

One should write in first person point of view, as the reader wants your experience and thoughts of the passage that was given to you.

If you're writing a personal review from yourself, then you can use first person terms. If you're just writing an objective, generalized review, you should avoid first person terms.

Never use the first person in an academic essay when you are trying to get a point across. Only include citations, references, quotes, research and own arguments/findings/conclusions. Use terms like...

Write it in the third person.

No, but moksha only can be attained once one conquers desire, lets go of things, and moves into spiritual mode without forgetting responsibility toward family and others. Unfortunately, people get...