The Roseto Mystery Analysis

The Roseto Mystery In ‘’ The Roseto Mystery,’’ the introduction to Outliers: The story of Success, Malcolm Gladwell suggests that it’s tremendously important to have, and to be around people who have beneficial effect on you. Being healthy does not always mean eating wholesome food and exercising, however it’s more about whom you surround yourself, with for example, families, friends, anyone that have profound influence on you. That’s how Rosetans were, the people did not die from diseases or other serious sickness it was just of old age. A physician named Doctor Wolf did a research on how the Rosetans lived a life inversely from Americans living in the city. He came to conclusion after seeing the Rosetans and walking around town, he realized why Rosetans have a better life and small cases of heart disease, it wasn’t just due to environmental atmosphere they lived in, but easily the way Rosetans greeting and welcoming each other and cooking together, and more prominently how strong the families ties. For example some of the families lived in a third generation roof where their great grandparents lived before. I myself have encountered some relationships that were negative and positive. It’s …show more content…
Virtue is crucial, having to understand to have my own values and moral standards. My father once told me ‘’acting virtuous leads to a happy and successful life.’’ When you’re honest, self-reliance, and having integrity, generosity it will help you throughout life and reward you. My parents relationship with me is very positive, and effecting me in influential way. They would tell to do my homework or other important things that had to be done, before going out or just watching TV shows. Keeping their advice has helped me in incredibly for example avoiding drugs, being courteous, truthful. Having positive relationships with others will have