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If you live in this culture, whether you are religious or not, it is extremely difficult to avoid falling into the trap of believing that virtue and success go hand in hand.
The gospel of success drove me to achieve, to dream big, to abandon fear.
This success is making other governments take note.
Maybe that makes me a bit biased, but I can tell you that working with the UN can lead to success.
Moreover, I've come to realize that focusing only on negative outcomes can really blind you to the very possibility of success.
There's a staggering array of wonders out there, across diverse disciplines, all telling us the same thing: success can be ours if we're willing to try.
In that way, his previous success became the enemy of his adaptability potential.
It's very expensive, and there's a very low success rate.
The secret to their success lies under the forest floor, where vast root systems support the towering trunks above.
New research shows how we can flip these five defenses over into key success criteria for a more brain-friendly climate communication.
It involves communicators to keep the funding high, to keep the visibility high, to tell the success stories.
And people would say, "Aren't you afraid you're never going to have any success?
And it's exceedingly likely that anything I write from this point forward is going to be judged by the world as the work that came after the freakish success of my last book, right?
This is how I've started to think, and this is certainly how I've been thinking in the last few months as I've been working on the book that will soon be published, as the dangerously, frighteningly over-anticipated follow up to my freakish success.
There are some success stories.
As a result, what could have been a tragedy became a success story.
Despite this early literary success, Neruda struggled financially, and took a series of diplomatic jobs in places such as Burma, Indonesia, Singapore and Spain.
And a few years ago, I thought that I would take this idea of networks and the expertise we had in networks in a different area, that is, to understand success.
And through this map that we mapped out last year, we are able to predict very accurately the success of an artist if you give me the first five exhibits that he or she had in their career.
Well, as we thought about success, we realized that success is not only about networks; there are so many other dimensions to that.
And one of the things we need for success, obviously, is performance.
So let's define what's the difference between performance and success.
However, in our working definition, success is about what the community notices from what you did, from your performance: How does it acknowledge it, and how does it reward you for it?
In other terms, your performance is about you, but your success is about all of us.
And this was a very important shift for us, because the moment we defined success as being a collective measure that the community provides to us, it became measurable, because if it's in the community, there are multiple data points about that.
So we go to school, we exercise, we practice, because we believe that performance leads to success.
But the way we actually started to explore, we realized that performance and success are very, very different animals when it comes to the mathematics of the problem.
How about success?
One measure of success for writers is how many people read your work.
And the reason I like this number is because it shows that, really, when it comes to success, it's unbounded, that the best doesn't only get slightly more than the second best but gets orders of magnitude more, because success is a collective measure.
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