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    Outliers, the story of success. What is an outlier? In Malcolm Gladwell's 'Outliers', he studied people who were successful under unordianry circumstances. "If you work hard enough and assert yourself, and use your imagination, you can shape the world to your desires."(151) Success is more about intuition than just luck itself. Malcolm Gladwell introduces an Italian villiage in Pennsylvania named Roseto after the Italian imigrants. Gladwell refferred to this study as "The Roseto Mystery." The…

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    Progression to the top above all else and others, is a feat accomplished by few. To climb a pyramid to success simply keeps one at the peak, to create a pyramid of success is to build and learn fundamentals along the journey. The famed Pyramid of Success was created by the now deceased, former UCLA basketball coach, John Wooden, quite famously known as the person who successfully led his team to win ten NCAA championships in a twelve year span. As part of Wooden’s teaching style, he created the…

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    to have which is growth or fixed mindset. People with a growth mindset think that success is earned and intelligence can be developed. In the other hand, fixed mindset people think otherwise, for example, they think that people are born with a certain amount of intelligence and you become successful because they were born smart. I do not assume in any way that success comes from innate talent, I know that success comes from the ability to succeed by knowing that you are not born with a certain…

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    “Without failure success wouldn’t taste so sweet.” This quote from an anonymous source forms the basis of Emily Dickinson’s poem, “Success is Counted Sweetest”. Dickinson, who, along with Walt Whitman, formed the basis of American poetry, describes success in this poem from the standpoint of one who has not experienced it. This is quite accurate as Dickinson never truly became famous during her lifetime. Dickinson gives a point of view of success that most people do not see. Emily Dickinson uses…

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    Definition Essay: Success Everyone defines success differently. The dictionary definition for success is the achievement of something desired, planned, or attempted. You can be successful by positively influencing one person or a group of people. You can be successful academically, professionally, and socially. These different ways of being successful have a positive vibe that can be took and passed on by you and the person/people you influence. Yes you can be successful by influencing a…

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    Gladwell vs Lower Class Success: Is there a difference? Success is whatever you can make out of your current situation, whether it be good or bad. Most people gain success through talent or hard work. According to Gladwell, there is no such thing as becoming successful on your own with just talent or hard work and that there are other factors that come into play. In Michiko Kakutani’s article, “It’s True: Success Succeeds, and Advantages Can Help”, Kakutani criticises Gladwell’s usual…

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    In the book Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell, he discuses success and what it takes to achieve it. Though Gladwell makes many points in his argument about success in Outliers that I do not agree with, there is one, where he states “…if you work hard enough and assert yourself, and use your mind and imagination, you can shape the world to your desires” (Gladwell 151). His statement rings with many due to of how it connects with many people as well as the actual results many experience from it. So to…

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    Practice makes perfect. People who spend 10,000 hours of practice are more likely to be greater than someone who does not. In Malcolm Gladwell’s text “Outliers: The Story of Success,” he focuses on three things: people that do not practice as much, the rule applies to multiple sports, and people who are “developed late”. First, the author uses sufficient evidence by emphasizing people that do not practice as much, are not as good. “By contrast, the merely good students had…

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    The book I read for sports Psychology was Courting Success by Muffet McGraw. Her book gives great insight on what it takes to build a successful team, and the best coaching mechanisms to aid in the process of building a great team. She also tells her faults as a coach, and how she learned to handle every team she coached over the years, with the principals she talked about in each chapter of her book. The advice she gives can not only be applied to a team setting but to life as well. Each…

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    meaning of success? Success means different things to different people. One person thinks that success is becoming the CEO of a company while another thinks that success is living to ninety years old. In general, however, people achieve success when they accomplish their own life goals. Most people go about their lives making choices and acting in ways which will lead them to success. Malcolm Gladwell, the author of Outliers, believes that choices by people do not influence their success in a…

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