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| Four markers of public success |
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| Money, fame, power, and status |
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| What are the two forms of disatisfaction. |
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| Disatisfaction of aquisition and Disatisfaction of aspiration. |
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| Explain disatisfaction of aquisition. |
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| Being disatisfied with what you have, and desiring to have more. |
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| Explain disatisfaction of aspiration. |
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| Being disatisfied with what or who you are. Desiring to have more knowledge, wisdom, ect. |
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| Name two harmful effects of Disatisfaction of aquisition. |
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| Poor judgment, hasty descisions made when fufilling desires. |
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| Helpful effect of disatisfaction of aspiration. |
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| Aspiring to be a better person, which will then better the world around you. |
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| What are the 3 D's to true success. |
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Discover your true talents
Develop the most meaningful and benificial of these talents.
Deploy talent to help you and the world. |
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| Name 7 secrets of success. |
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| Vision, Strong confidence, Planning, Consistency, Emotional commitment, Good character, Capacity to enjoy progress. |
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| A clear conception of what we want. |
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| Define strong confidence. |
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| Inner attitude is key to outer results, only attempt goals you are confident in. |
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| Focused concentration on what it takes to reach the goal. |
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| Act consistently with goals and values, actions stand together with your words. |
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| Define emotional commitment. |
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| Passion and desire everyday working toward your goal. |
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| Character that inspires trust, makes people work together well. |
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| Define capacity to enjoy. |
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| Its not only the destination, but the journey on the way that must be enjoyed. |
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| Fifth centery BC greek, left no teachings, street corner philosopher. When asked to recant his beliefs he chose death. |
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| Fifth century BC Greek, student of socractes, teacher of aristotle, left written records, maybe most famous philosopher. |
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| went to school under Plato, taught Alexander the Great. |
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| England, puritan, human understanding. |
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