It shouldn’t matter when you are born because eventually everyone reaches the same maturity and has the same chance to become just as successful. In my life, I find myself very determined to reach my goals in sports.
Accomplishing your goal can also make someone successful, but it all depends on what type of goals are being shot for. Successful men and women are not always the wealthiest, and most powerful, but live happy and self sufficient lives. In Cannery Row , the main character are successful in their own way which makes them different and unique from each other. Doc is one of the most important character in Cannery Row; he is a good resercher that has no money but has knowledge and knows thing that many people don't. Doc could be the most successful character because he is caring, and has a really good reputation, generous, which leads to the fact that he earns respect from others.
I think much faster when I know someone else is trying to understand how the same thing functions. This motivates me to finish first. Because of my strengths, I tend to aspire to hold the top job in a huge organization. I refuse to be content with my performance until I have been declared the most successful, or accomplished person in the group. Keeping each week’s tasks and goals in mind probably improves my chances in being successful in life.
He learns that if you stand up for yourself, you can even break the barriers of racism. His girlfriend Penelope, teaches him that it’s ok to dream big. It is ok to want to do better, to be better than your family or your community. Junior experiences desire, motivation, perseverence and commitment. These things make him strong and capable of conquering the
Professional athletes are only concerned with one thing. That is winning. Because professional athletes are fierce competitors they use steroids to get ahead of the game. There are mainly two reasons that they use artificial steroids. Money is very important this day in age and using steroids will make you better than everyone and you will be rich and successful.
test and get paid to do whatever he wants in life. Joshua is graduating high school at the age of sixteen. He is being homeschooled for his last year of school. This allows him to get all the courses he wants and needs and at his pace instead of the slow speed of the school. His speaks parts of many different languages that he learned from his mother.
He has done many things in his life and most common people who do not have his stardom can’t begin to understand what a day in the life of Michael Jordan is like, but with the childhood that he had and the loving and caring parents there was never any doubt that he would rise to greatness in his life and be the outstanding persons in society’s eyes today. His competiveness got him to super stardom on the basketball court, but his parent’s upbringing and values that they instilled in him while he was a kid made him the man who he is
Survival: Success In the big game of life, most follow the age-old saying, “The strong will survive.” The CEO of Apple Products makes more money than the college intern. The mother of nineteen is far more of a woman than the bachelorette. The class valedictorian is voted “Most Likely to Succeed” and the girl in the corner just has the “Prettiest Eyes.” Even though some persistently argue that things and labels have nothing to do with happiness, the superior examples have a different opinion: Success is vital to happiness. I believe that the development of these two different views depend on one’s background, realization of one’s desires and wants, and the way they pursue those dreams. Raised in a middle-class family in a town small
When their funds run low and the desperation process begins, they spend all their remaining money investing in failing businesses trying to make a quick buck. They don’t really know how to work in the real world. The negative effect here is the financial problems these athletes will face after retirement. They leave the game with no source of income, other than a spouse, and end up spending all their money on big houses, fancy cars, or failing businesses (USA Today Financial Ball). These problems have had
And how many times has a athlete used the “ I didn’t know it was steroids”. All of these excuses are unjustly accounted as truth when in reality athletes are continuously using performance-enhancing drugs to become the star then lie and say its all-natural ability. This is morally wrong and yet these men make hundreds of millions of Dollars. It seems every season that the NFL, MLB, or NHL is having a lockout due to some salary concern. This becomes irritating to fans and players, today sports have become so heavily money orientated that we are losing the sprit of competition and the admiration of these professional athletes.