...TALENT Importance of Talent Sagar Pandya Portland State University- IELP November 5, 2014 TALENT Importance of Talent In this world, all people wish to get success in their life to fulfill their needs. There are solutions to obtain success in life; some people working hard to be successful, while others are have naturally talent on their field. In this essay, I would like to talk about importance of talent. There are mainly three reasons why talent is more important than hard work are: Success is easy, love their work and not have to do hard work to get success. The first reason for why talent is important is, person who gets talent in their gene from parents they don’t have to do struggle on their field to get chance on their field instead of that people wants them. For example, the Bollywood actor the late Raj Kapoor and their family has gene of acting talent in their blood. After his death his son was also did great job in acting field. In recent time his granddaughter and grandson are most amazing actors in Bollywood. So, I think talent is more important for success or in other words talent is a key of success. The second reason for why talent is more important is, person who has a talent in their work they mostly love their work because they know they will get success in their field and success improves their confidence. For example if you are confident about your work then other will support you but when you don’t believe in your ability then how can you accept...
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...__________ In this study, Creig (2001) investigates the role of mediation ripeness in securing mediation success between enduring rivals. In this study, Creig conceptualises ripeness in two broad categories: in terms of temporal factors related to when in the dispute lifecycle mediation is attempted, and in terms of contextual factors related to the dispute and the relationship between the disputants. In so doing, the study examines the role of mediation ripeness in the achievement of both short term and extended term mediation success. In this study, Creig, tests three logics and nine hypotheses about mediation ripeness using a database of 202 mediations. The study reveals three dominant patterns in the factors associated with ripeness for both short term and extended term processes. Firstly, the characteristics of previous disputes in the life of a rivalry provide a powerful influence on the prospects for both short term and extended term mediation success. Under this pattern, short term mediation success is most likely early in the life of a rivalry while extended term mediation success is most likely late in the lifetime of enduring rivalries. The second pattern highlights the difference in the degree to which both short term and extended term mediation success depends on strategic shifts within the regimes of enduring rivals. Short term mediation success requires lower levels of change in the conflictual strategies pursued by enduring rivals. Extended term mediation...
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...Success or failure of every nation depends on education the most, and all of the developed and successful countries are well aware of the importance of education. Under the success and growth of all the developed countries, there are the strong pillars of education. Keeping in view this importance of education all the successful countries develop their education policies with high concentration. While in Pakistan education policies are not given that much importance, because of which Pakistan is still considered as one of the under-developed countries. The major reason behind this backwardness of Pakistan is the dual educational system. Until today, we can not even decide that what kind of education is better for our children. The question is either we should go under religious educational policies or the abstract educational policies (including the knowledge about science and arts)? If we adopt religious education system then we have to face the different educational limitations by different religions. While if we go for the side of the river mean to say if we adopt abstract education still there is a confusion of choosing between English or Urdu medium schooling for our children. In our country 90% people belong to the Islam, a religion which was arisen by giving education and knowledge to Adam. At every step of our religious and social lives, Islam tells or you can say orders us to realize the importance of education. In the very first versus taught to Muhammad (P.B.U.H) in...
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...person is a piece of coal, a responsible person is a diamond that shines and sparkles brightly in the light. Irresponsibility is like a dull piece of gold or silver that needs to be polished. A person who accepts personal responsibility is like a shiny piece of gold or silver that shines. A personally responsible person makes a difference in his or her life as well as other human beings lives. A responsible individual influences and shows leadership and professionalism. Responsible people desire respect and consciously put forth outstanding effort to achieve excellence. My standard is to go above and beyond expectations to earn respect and success. Personal responsibility is a practice that becomes habit forming if a person sticks to his guns. What is the importance of personal responsibility in education your career? “When applied to education, personal responsibility means that students accept the responsibility to study hard and to learn as much as they can in courses that press against the limits of their capacity. Without job training, an apprenticeship, or a two-year or four-year degree, most young people are destined to a life of marginal employment and income” (Haskins, 2009). To be successful in college my individual duty is to ensure positive outcomes derived from my good behavioral perspectives, originated from how I was brought up, and types of conditioning I received. To go more in-depth you have to ask yourself these questions? How does Personal responsibility affect...
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...Rose GEN/200 April 2, 2012 Personal Responsibility Personal responsibility is paramount for college success for several reasons. As a student who does not take ownership or responsibility of his actions, but instead finds excuses or points his finger at others for his accountabilities, he may want to rethink the long journey he has ahead. Without responsibility for an individuals’ own success, he will need to reconsider his yearning to attend college. Taking Ownership Although the degree of personal responsibility may vary among individuals, it is important to recognize that each individual must take ownership for his actions and behaviors as success is dependent on the individual. An important strategy for students is to take ownership of his success while attending college. For those individuals who do not take ownership of his actions or behaviors, there may be consequences to pay. As Denis Waitley stated “A sign of wisdom and maturity is when you come to terms with the realization that your decisions cause your rewards and consequences. You are responsible for your life, and your ultimate success depends on the choices you make.” My personal responsibility will include time management, collaboration, and a positive attitude. Responsibility Whereas personal responsibility must start with us as individuals, one must also note the importance of personal responsibility in a team environment. Personal responsibility will not only enhance a collaborative...
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...and develop corresponding learning statement(s). Demonstrate the ability to assist in the creation and execution of an effective project plan. Performance Indicator * Describe experiences with project life cycle issues * Discuss the importance of management planning * Elaborate on issues relating to risk analysis, task scheduling, and resource scheduling Learning Statements * By the end of the project it is expected that all the prior known issues and any arising issues that may be critical to the project will be dealt with and viable solutions given so that eventual project results will be as expected and of quality. * For the success of the project to be accomplished then a very effective plan must be laid out and drawn from various experts who may give credible advice to spearhead the planning and analysis, in addition the project management is tasked with ensuring that the instructions and guides are followed keenly. The goal is to develop a very effective and efficient plan that will provide results matching proven standards. * The deciding factors will need to be coupled with a brief and comprehensive study on the risks which will highlight enough details to avert a major crisis in the execution of the project, it is also of equal importance that the tasks be set up in a well-organized schedule that will be fair in assigning resources and time. Finally the important and scarce resources should be handled and applied with absolute professionalism...
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...likelihood. 1.0 Introduction Projects are being born all around us and can be found in every facet of life – they can range from say the relatively simple task of organising and executing a dinner party to mega projects such as the construction of the Channel Tunnel. This paper aims to investigate some fundamental questions relating to the make –up of the project lifecycle, failures that can occur within it and the effect that good project management has on delivering project success. 2.0 Describe the main phases of the project lifecycle. By implication, whether it be a dinner party or the complex development and construction of the Channel tunnel, the ‘project process’ follows the same route and to this end definable stages can be assigned to the task – these stages are referred to in combination as ‘the project life cycle’. As such the project life cycle, according to the PMBOK (2004), “defines the phases that connect the beginning of a project to its end” (2004, 19). Each of these phases can be referred to as a primary phase and they can be managed independently of each other. At this point, Baynon- Davies (2002) concurs with the PMBOK, advocating that each primary phase can then be broken down into a definable series of tasks and activities. According to the PMBOK (2004), many organisations apply a specific set of life cycles which they then relate to all their projects. Each life cycle represents a series of interlinked systems and sub systems which feed project information...
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...Electric ninth CEO- has to decide on the direction of General Electric within the coming years. Immelt who has officially held the position of General Electric’s CEO few days before September 11, 2001 has been faced with a lot of challenges since day one. These challenges are mainly a struggling economy, rising fuel costs and global warming. The main issue at the current time is what other extensions or modifications to General Electric’s brand strategy could be done in order to maintain its position within the global market. Class discussion can revolve around the following questions that students should consider before class: 1. Discuss the importance of B2B marketing and a strong B2B brand. How does it differ from consumer marketing? 2. Did Jeff Immelt and Beth Comstock do the right thing by dropping “We Bring Good Things to Life” for “Imagination at Work”? Why or why not? 3. Has “Imagination at Work”, “Ecomagination”, and “Healthcare Re-Imagined” changed GE’s brand? If so, how? Is it a good change or not? 4. Can Immelt transform GE’s approach of innovation (risky, unknown areas like fuel cells, solar energy, hydrogen storage, and nanotechnology) versus past strategies of improvements of current technologies? 5. What should Henson do next for GE’s brand strategy? Teaching Strategy This case can generate and support discussion on a number of topics, e.g., B2B marketing, Building a corporate brand, establishing a brand identity, role of marketing campaigns...
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...educated in order to be successful in their career choice. The importance of education needs to be expressed to our children and led by example. Goals need to be put into place. A college education won’t only bring me a degree; it will help me to be able to grow and prosper, not only financially, but integrally, and show my children that all things are possible. Therefore, it is highly important for me to further my education beyond a high school diploma. In order to succeed in today’s competitive workforce, I will need to continually educate myself. As quoted from Plato, “The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life.” I don’t know what my future is, or what it will bring, but I know can move forward with an education. By acquiring more knowledge through education, I can apply my skills to improve the community of which I live in, I can enjoy a better lifestyle, and I can feel more secure in my job. The doors of opportunities will open greatly. Education will help me to grow and achieve personal success. With this success I will be able to bring better knowledge and experience in to the workplace. I believe it will not only be rewarding, but bring me financial success. The ability to be successful in the working world should be a goal in life. Setting goals for oneself will help build self-esteem and guide you toward the path of accomplishment. I have set several goals for my life. In order for me to achieve these goals, I needed a fresh start...
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...College Education and Success Santy P.Kuriakose English C & L 1 03-04-2010 Santy P.Kuriakose The importance of college education gets wide acceptance from all over the world. Once President Barrack Obama itself in his in speech in Macomb Community College in Warren made clear that, "by 2020, America will once again have the highest proportion of college graduates in the world." This trend again emphasizes the role of education, especially college education in the success of an individual. Success is not merely the accumulation of wealth, but it is the fulfilling of our mind with knowledge. School education provides only the basics, but college education gives extensive training and information in all areas related to our life. A society can be civilized and advanced only by providing higher education to maximum members. Therefore, college education has a crucial role in the success of an individual, because it give proper training in character formation, provide information about advanced studies in technologies and are very essential to get good job opportunities. First of all, college education has a prominent role in forming the character of individuals. Character formation is not simply means acquiring new manners and behaviors. It is basically the usage of the knowledge which we get from higher education for the welfare of the society where we are living. Stephan Burwood, the famous philosopher, explained about it in his famous article " Imitation, Indwelling...
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...poor but nutrient milk. That cow was all that separated them from the absolute misery. One day the cow dies and the family was left with nothing, in total ruin. After that tragic moment, their luck began to change, and they themselves decided to change. First they cleared the space in their house and harvesting vegetables and then selling them to neighbors and even a market place. The family’s income started to increase and they started to dressed better, they fixed their house and they realized that their life could change, even with no cow around. Through its nine chapters, the book gives us clear and concrete examples of people that were holding on to “cows”, which symbolize fears, negative thoughts and comfort zone, and how they came to realize that they could overcome these “cows” and achieve success. Each and every one of us have cows in our lives. We tow our beliefs that sometimes parents impose to us or we use excuses and justifications that keep us tied to a life of mediocrity. We have cows that do not let us seek better opportunities, grow and become better individuals. The story of the cow is a story that teaches and explains how to free ourselves from habits, excuses and beliefs that sometimes can keep us tied to mediocrity as the real enemy is not failure as is often thought, but rather it is the conformism and mediocrity. Falls and failures...
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...then evaluated. This text focuses on what some may believe to be the foundation for the overall spectrum of responsibility, which is personal responsibility. An attempt to measure the significance and importance of personal responsibility may be conducted most efficiently by determining how directly success can be attributed to it. For this instance, success will serve as the ruler by which personal responsibility is measured. While success will sometimes seem to manifest itself spontaneously and in many variations, inevitably, a person’s success in their endeavors will reflect the degree of personal responsibility they exhibit. The definition of personal responsibility is an individual’s ability to take care of oneself by means of keeping healthy, managing ones emotions, keeping a sound mind and maintaining acceptable standards for overall quality of life. Most people with the maturity and capacity to comprehend the meaning of responsibility will find themselves with some level of responsibility towards others. This could be our children, siblings, parents, co-workers, pets, congregations or even the population of the societies we live in. Random success Random success is just that. It’s random. Not the type of success that’s guaranteed, reliable or even probable. With random success you may hit the lottery, inherit or go gamble. With the lottery, you have a million to one chance on hitting. Inheritance is great; however, you often inherit money as well as the responsibility of...
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...the nation’s prisons in disproportionate numbers Receiving a good education helps empower you, thus making you strong enough to look after yourself in any given situation. It keeps you aware of your given surrounding as well as the rules and regulations of the society you're living in. It's only through knowledge that you can be able to question authority for its negligence or discrepancies. As a whole, people can bring about development only when they know where improvement is necessary for the greater good of mankind. Education helps you understand yourself better, it helps you realize your potential and qualities as a human being. It helps you to tap into latent talent, so that you may be able to sharpen your skills. Another importance of education is that it helps you gain sufficient academic qualification so that you are able to get suitable employment at a later stage. A decent employment would be combined with hard-earned remuneration or salary through which you can look after your personal expenses. While you earn for yourself, you gradually begin to realize the true worth of money and how hard it is to earn it. You realize the significance of saving for a rainy day and for unforeseeable contingencies. You feel empowered because there is a new sense of worth that develops...
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...The Importance of Earning a College Degree Student’s Name: Institution: The Importance of Earning a College Degree I. Introduction Background Earning a college degree is one of the most important goals that people want to achieve in their lives. It is important to find out the extent to which a college degree opens up doors of opportunities to graduates that have undertaken various courses. Many people argue that a college education allows a person to expand his abilities to focus not only on intellectual competencies but on other relevant areas as well. All factors that motivate people to pursue a college education will be discussed further in this study (Gulbrandsen, 2011). However, some people have insisted that a college degree is not important and does not help them in any way. Various arguments that show the importance of college education will be analyzed in this study. Thesis: This paper will discuss the value of a college degree by using various arguments to show how it opens up opportunities for graduates who benefit from a brighter future. Expanded Thesis: This study will reveal how a college degree leads graduates to a more rewarding future where they are able to utilize the skills they have acquired to excel in their lives. II. Argument A college education allows a person to increase the amount of money he or she earns from a particular career. Graduates acquire diverse skills...
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...ENT125/COM125/BUS129 (LAB) In Partial fulfilment of the course requirements Submitted: AUGUST 25, 2014 DECLARATION OF NON-PLAGIARISM I hereby acknowledge that: I understand what is meant by plagiarism This paper is the product of all my own work and I have acknowledged and cited any use of the published and unpublished works of other people. I understand the institution’s policy on plagiarism is an automatic failing grade for the class and constitutes a gross violation of the code of conduct and will result in corresponding disciplinary sanctions Student’s Signature: Date: Student’s Name: Table of Contents: Contents Executive Summary 4 Recipes for Success 5 Introduction 5 Richard Branson 5 Tony Hsieh 7 What led to their Success 9 Introduction 9 Richard Branson 9 Tony Hsieh 10 Challenges 11 Introduction 11 Richard Branson 11 Tony Hsieh 12 What struck me most 13 Introduction 13 Richard Branson 13 Tony Hsieh 13 Compare and Contrast 14 Introduction 14 Richard Branson 14 Tony Hsieh 15 Executive Summary This paper aims to present and discuss both Richard Branson and Tony Hsieh on their business ventures, characteristics, and endeavours both inside and outside the business world, it will focus mainly on their successes and the trials and tribulations that came with it; including my own personal reflection and juxtaposition of myself and both Richard Branson and Tony Hsieh. Richard Branson...
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