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Posted By WikiMap 10 months ago in NewsSuccess is the result of many factors like personal efforts, congenial circumstances. As soon as these factors lose their force, success changes into failure.
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cowboygrandpa10 months ago
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"Moreover, after getting success man always aspires for higher thinking and that success becomes the first milestone. On other hand, failure is also short-lived because desire for success invigorates the activities of man and inspires him to fight again."
I've seen this turn the other way as well. Politicians think their election is a success and they think they have done their job by getting elected. They seem to forget they were elected to do a job, not just get elected then forget about those who elected them.
Some professional athletes do the same thing, they work hard to get a good contract then seem to relax with their success. -
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nostalgia10 months ago
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Howard Roth, chief economist at the state Department of Finance said he believed the construction and finance industries had bottomed out, only to see losses increase in both. He said he hopes for marginal improvement in the economy over the second half of the year.
Time for another chief economist?
"DiCaro said his group has studied private sector vs. public sector job growth since 2001 and found that the private sector accounts for just 15 percent of new jobs."
A glimpse of what is in store for the entire country under the Obama plan?
If we want to know what NOT to do, CA is the case study
How many companies and residents are ready to move out of CA
January 12, 2009 Associated Press
The number of people leaving California for another state outstripped the number moving in from another state during the year ending on July 1, 2008. California lost a net total of 144,000 people during that period — more than any other state, according to census estimates. That is about equal to the population of Syracuse, N.Y.
The state with the next-highest net loss through migration between states was New York, which lost just over 126,000 residents.
California's loss is extremely small in a state of 38 million. And, in fact, the state's population continues to increase overall because of births and immigration, legal and illegal. But it is the fourth consecutive year that more residents decamped from California for other states than arrived here from within the U.S.
Why are so many looking for an exit?
Among other things: California's unemployment rate hit 8.4 percent in November, the third-highest in the nation, and it is expected to get worse. A record 236,000 foreclosures are projected for 2008, more than the prior nine years combined, according to research firm MDA DataQuick. Personal income was about flat last year.
With state government facing a $41.6 billion budget hole over 18 months, residents are bracing for higher taxes, cuts in education and postponed tax rebate -
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CHAM10 months ago
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Thanks wiki. Success is not necessarily achieved per the plan. All kinds of factors might influence success or failure. Some people have events that don't derail their future others experience just the opposite.
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A person most likely to succeed is the person who is prepared to accept the things that help and replace the things that stop the journey to success.
But I don't think that a detour from the plan necessarily means failure either. I've worked in Industry too long to allow anything to be a given.
A world famous business Guru one stated the " The maximum result that should be expected is directly proportional to the minimum expectations of the project."
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