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    goal of every person is to succeed, right? But true success does not come without failure. Success takes hard work, intelligence, humility, and failure leads to all three of these things. Money is to the root of all evil as failure is to the root of all true success. You must first fail in order to succeed. Failure helps you find the ingredients that are essential to succeeding. Failure is a much better teacher than success, because failure teaches success. True success is not something that just comes easily to somebody. True success comes from a large sum of hard work and dedication. Failure is also the root of hard work. Experiencing failure motivates hard work and dedication. Some of the most famous athletes said they trained…

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    Success and failure, even in the smallest of things affects us in ways we never thought they would. Failure, as much as it hurts, is an important part of life. Not only is it imperative to know how it affects us, but also how we can use it to better us, instead of bringing us down. A study done (Madsen, P. M., & Desai, V., 2010) to see if organizational performance is driven by learning from success found that failure is usually more beneficial for people in the long run. Instead of feeling like…

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    greatest before he proved it. Serena Williams dominates ladies tennis because she expects to win every time she steps on the court. Vince Lombardi underscored this philosophy when he said, Winning isn 't everything, it is the only thing. In sports the only metrics used to define success is winning championships. Anything short of achieving that goal is considered a failure. Many of the greatest coaches in sports were fired for not enough championships or win the big games. Bobby Bowden, the…

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    Failure doesn’t always mean success. Success comes from hard work, but to get to success you could’ve had a failure at one point. One thing could lead into another, but the choice would have to be made by you. Discovering Wes Moore is a nonfiction book that compares the author Wes and the “other” Wes, where the other Wes is serving a lifetime sentence in jail. The chilling truth is that his story could have been mine, the tragedy is that my story could’ve been his”. Although, both Wes's got to…

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    At the Crossroads of Failure and Success We often read of great overcoming adversity stories that people are happy and eager to share as an encouragement to those around us, but we often forget that there are many failure stories out there without the happy we turned things around ending. These stories get less attention because they don’t fit our view of how we WANT the world to be, and our nature is not to share our personally humiliating, humbling and failure moments. But I am going to…

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    definition of success...so you can fulfill your dreams” something that Willy Loman might of also had in his mind growing up. Although Miller thinks that Willy Loman is a tragic hero, he is a failure as a businessman and as a family man. Willy Loman thought of himself as being a very successful person but was mainly a failure because he couldn't provide what was needed to his family. Despite his efforts Willy Loman was not popular, well-liked, or even good at his job. Willy was a terrible family…

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    After reading Pauline Estrem’s “Why Failure Is Good for Success,” I have started to have an understanding that the article was about many ways people see failure and the ways they deal with it. Sometimes failure can seem like the more probable outcome but sometimes those failures can be turned into a lesson and that person's attitude towards failure can contribute to how they handle it. The first major point Estrem’s article makes is that no matter badly you want to do something, there’s going…

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    3Dawid About me / Failure and success Question- what about me , indepth Challenges faced- Going through point to point What challenges have I faced to become who I am to day and what steps did I have to take to be where I am now. Things that i have changed that have changed me. In life failure is more than part of success and until one realizes that more than likely those individuals won’t have that easy of a time succeeding. Some people will most likely not be successful unless one…

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    There are endless stories out there of people who have reached a level of success and then lost it all. Why is it that people can reach such level of success and then fail? It is because when people first start working toward something they want they work hard. People put endless effort into becoming successful. Making connections, creating ideas and learning from mistakes made along the way. Once these people became comfortable they had no need to keep working hard. So they stop. Everything…

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    Success can be seen so differently based on perspective. Can it be fair to give a mission a percent of success? When multiple people come together with a shared goal the exact parameters may differ from person to person. Within Stephen Crane's, The Open Boat, each man may have only had the goal of themselves getting to shore alive, which would make Billie the only failure. That's a 75% success rate. If the general goal of the men in Mark Twain's, “The Private History of a Campaign that Failed”…

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