There is only one way to succeed. To succeed, in any aspect of life, requires hard-work and devotion. That is the basis of my plan for academic success. I plan on devoting myself to working hard and getting through my classes with flying colors. To achieve this, I shall have to work hard on studying for tests/quizzes, doing all of my assignments on-time and well, pushing myself to learn more, teaching myself in areas that require it, and asking other for help when I need. Studying for tests is something
When I think of academic success, the first thing that comes to mind I getting straight A’s. However, after the class discussion I realized how success can have many different meanings when it comes to succeeding in college. Personally, success is getting good grades while truly learning and enjoying a class. Becoming successful may take some hard work but in the end success is extremely rewarding. From the discussion, I have taken away the importance of time management and taking advantage of
Persevering through limiting beliefs and being focused in academics helps to overcome failure and set better goals. Each one of us face challenges and failures in life but all of us take it differently, some may take it positively and some negatively. As a student I also faced a lot of challenges and failures in my academics. I used to think that I can never go ahead, I had become hopeless at one point. After facing failures, I became to assume many things and started creating many kinds of beliefs
Success is a common goal in life, though the definition varies and depends on the values or priorites of each person. It is typically pursued with the intenion of having the most satisfactory life as possible. Success may also offer a sense of stability both financially and emotionally. Some people value academic success, while others value material gain. Success may also be found in living in accordance to the moral or spiritual position of an individual. Others may find fufillment with success
Success is defined differently by each individual, but my vision and definition of success is unique compared to many others. Success seems like a difficult idea to measure, however, I believe that being successful in thirty years consists of being a valuable individual, dedication to education, and by being an asset to society. I believe that these components are necessary to have in order to consider myself successful due to the fact that each component focuses on each part of life, such as self
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believes that how he carries himself is the most important trait needed to prosper in all aspects. His idea of success is similar to that of the concept that arises from Survival of the Fittest: the people who are born with the right set of skills are bound to be well adapted to their surroundings and naturally better off than the rest. Willy’s view of the American Dream is that success will eventually come to you if you possess the qualities needed to succeed at a social level. This alters the concept
Failure Leads to Success Failure is defined as not being able to fully complete a given task. Success, however, is the antonym due to the fact that success is when you can fully complete a given task. Winston Churchill once said, “Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm.” Even though some might say failure does not lead to success because failure could lead to worse possible scenarios, I agree with Winston Churchill that failure leads to success because people
From ancient conqueror Alexander the Great to our founding father Benjamin Franklin, from the legendary King Arthur to the 21st century tech icon Steve Jobs, stories of success seem to echo in similar patterns. A character, who has an opportunity to meet and learn from a great mind, equips himself with knowledge and confidence to seize critical moments while overcoming hurdles and eventually reach an ultimate goal. As the protagonists from Paulo Coelho’s novel The Alchemist and the movie Finding
twenty pull ups, but after the injury I couldn’t lift my arms above my chest or even grip a fork. My arms hung like soft spaghetti, and I feared I would never be able to use them again. I joined the Marine Corps to set a solid foundation for my future success and I was afraid I would never complete that goal. This injury meant more than just powerless arms. My plans in life would change juristically if I returned home an unsuccessful recruit and a