John Wooden once said, "success is peace of mind which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you made the effort to become the best you are capable of becoming." This quotation is relevant to the question of how would you define success because success can be defined in many ways, depending on who you are asking. For you to have a better understanding, I will explain how success is defined in John Wooden's "Pyramid of Success", next how success was defined in the movie "Hoosiers", also
The seventh inning started, and the other team was furious that they were now losing. We got the first out, then the second out, and all we had to do was get one more out. Their best hitter was up, and our coach told everyone to scoot back a little. The pitch was thrown
Heuristics and systematic decision errors are made even in extremely large or important purchases. A year ago, my sister and her husband moved to Houston from New York City and decided to purchase their first house. Having never lived in Houston, or purchased a house, they had very little inherent knowledge about the local real estate market or experience with what their lifestyle was going to be. Their decisions therefore would be based almost entirely on published data and first hand house visits
Katrine Ornejas Good morning everyone today I am going to talk to you about how Contiki was created and how the company became a success. Contiki began from John’s own desire to see Europe cheaply. He is the man who was behind all the successes of Contiki and came up with the idea of this tour company. To make this happen, there were guides that he went through to help establish this tourism business. I will also talk to you about how he grows the business and make it a success and of course the
flaws, as there are in every good idea. One such problem we could, no would run into, would have to be if a student were to take 2 classes that have to be taken in a consecutive order. To solve this problem, all that would have to be done is a bit of extra tampering with their scheduling, which would happen regardless of the new changes for some. Said student would just have to revert back to block scheduling, and switch classes half-way through the year as we do now. In result, the student would get
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Balls and Bright Lights or Help To Billions Imagine working at a big food shelter in busy New York City. This is your full-time job and every day, hundreds of starving people come in only wanting some decent food. Even when you are giving them all the food and supplies you have, you feel helpless, almost like you could do or give more. Your mind wanders to the Super Bowl later today, although you will miss the beginning, many of these people do not have a television so they will not see it at all
middle school, I had many opportunities to earn(3) extra credit, but I’ll never get as much as I did in Mr. Lam’s history class in 7th grade. It’s like that class was made just for me! Everyday there was a new assignment and if we showed it to him the next day and got it stamped, we would get extra credit. I’m very proud to say I got every extra credit option except the first one since I didn’t understand how his class worked. Despite his extra credit opportunities, some people said they were struggling
Extra Manipulation Extra brings a whole new feeling to gum commercials. This advertisement follows an evolving father-daughter bond over Extra gum, and its origami transformed wrapper. With many scenes and time spans presented, Extra achieves to get its viewing audience’s undivided attention.
ECH-125 Cultural and Instructional Strategies Carmen Perdew Maria Seven-year-old Maria is an outgoing, happy second-grader with strong literacy skills; in fact, she is bilingual, Spanish/English. Her favorite part of school is reading and writing stories. She also enjoys math. She is very active and enjoys recess and creating dance steps in PE. She is sensitive and can get her feelings hurt easily. Cultural (anti-bias) and Instructional Strategies: <Cultural> Use the reading and writing love and