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    Biff's Dream

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    salesman”, Arthur Miller demonstrates how Willy’s perception of success has created a situation of conflict between him and his sons, especially Biff. As a result, the father son relationship becomes dysfunctional. For Willy, success can be achieved through recognition and popularity. He projects his perception of success on his sons with high hopes that they will achieve it. Ben, Willy’s brother in his mind “embodies the image of success” and “road not taken” (Centola). Biff had the most tension with

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    Service Delivery

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    employees are vital in a company are * They are the service. * They are the organization in the customer 's eyes.  * They are the brand.  * They are marketers. (Ahmad, 2008, p. 1) Customers Customers also have an important role in the success of a business. A business cannot be successful unless there are customers. Several work fields requires customer input for service creation such as or haircuts, annual exam, and full service restaurant. The clients input customize a standard service

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    I. Brief description of the organization When I first began my undergraduate degree, everyone always said to join and experience the many organizations that my university offered. After adapting to the new adjustment of beginning college and moving away from home, I decided to set out and explore in hopes of finding an organization that was bigger than myself. My freshman year of college I joined Sigma Sigma Sigma, one of the largest national sororities on campus. Sigma Sigma Sigma was founded

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    Success has a different meaning to people of all race, ethnicity, and gender. We can all agree that if you are successful, then you will be happy. However, this is not always the case. In psychologist Shawn Achor’s video over “The happy secret to better work,” we see a perspective that proves positivity is the only factor that will raise your amount of happiness, keeping it at a constant rate. When scientists study people, they are often only interested in what the average is, which is causing the

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    Grit Personality Traits

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    Grit is an important factor in one’s personality. Some believe grit can determine one’s success rate. When one possesses the great grit personality trait they are more responsible and outgoing. Those without are less motivated and feel as if they are victims in the world. The grit factor is common in all personalities of achievers and leaders. Overall, a student with grit is going to be more productive. Grit is a simple personality trait. It consists of the “perseverance and passion for long term

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    I have learned that when starting a business, the following items must be addressed: 1. Mission Statement Develop a simple statement that will express the business’s vision and convey the company big picture. This allows the mission statement will put the vision into words and set the tone for the company objectives. The mission statement becomes the blueprint for the core values of the business and helps to establish a code of conduct. 2. Setting Business Objectives It is important that

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    What defines success? Is it making a lot of money? Is it getting a good education? Is it becoming world famous? Most people today define success as being these three things. Nowadays the majority of young adults are strongly encouraged to make a commitment to getting good grades, going to university and getting a high paying job. They are made to believe that is the only way they’ll ever be happy. But will that really make them happy? Not necessarily. There’s an old saying that says “Money can’t

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    do we fail? It’s a hard question to answer. As Tony Robbins said, “I’ve come to believe that all my past failures and frustrations were actually laying the foundation for the understandings that have created the new level of living I now enjoy.” Success is not earned easily, but requires hard work in order to be achieved. The only other option is failure, where we take shortcuts and try to be successful without doing the work that is needed to be done. In order to be successful one will always fall

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    Success is an effective word that society uses to define what set of achievements an individual creates for themselves. Based on society, success is one’s ability, intelligence, and how gifted an individual is. However, In “Outliers The Story of Success” Malcolm Gladwell argues that it does not matter if an individual is talented, smart, or driven, it does not mean that they will achieve up to their full abilities. Gladwell believes that the way to success is by an endless amount of practice, timing

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    you’re intelligent and hardworking or lazy and aloof, it depends on your circumstances growing up. Whether your parents happen to be immigrants, you’re one of the smartest men in the country or you practice like there’s no tomorrow, your own personal success, according to Gladwell is defined by the conditions you grew up in; the idea of being successful varies from culture to culture and because of that there is no definite meaning of successful other than one’s interpretation. Gladwell says that

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