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Do people have to be highly competitive in order to succeed?
Competition is the fundamental key to success. The following examples, the worldwide search engine: Google, the Wright Brothers, who created the first ever
successful aeroplane, and the harsh but achieving leader, Hitler, are supportive and relevant examples in explaining why competition is required for success.
Now known as one of the most popular search engines, Google, started off from scratch just as any other company would. While Google's creation was in process,
other web browser's such as Ask or MySearch were in the stages of implementation as well. During this time, the company of Google noted each and every step of
the other browsers. They learned from their setbacks, and improvements to end up providing a much more complexed and highly preferred search engine.
Unlike Google, The Wright Brothers learned more off of their own faults, rather than the setbacks of their competitors. However, comeptition was still involved.
They worked hard with patience and persaverance, and ended up showing the most competitve skills. Which resulted in the invention of the first ever manmade
successful aeroplane.
Hitler was driven by defeat. A loss in battle, meant his army to only turn out stronger and more ruthless. In only a matter of time, he turned out to become one
of the most feared leaders throughout world war II. No matter how wrong he executed his decisions, in the end his competitive and harsh personality, aided Germany
in becoming one of the most powerful Country during the wars.
Through the analysis of these three substantial examples of success by the means of competition, it can be inferred that it is indeed necessary for achieving
goals. If you took any of these cases and removed competition entirely, the drive for success would decrease and it could result in an incompletion of these events.
Competition is absolutely a prominent cause for why success is achieved.
Is creativity needed more than ever in our world today?
The absence of creativity would make our lives seem empty. Imagine a world where everyone shared the same ideas. It would be full of mundane and dullness. The Great Gatsby, Picasso and Bill Gates are three inspirtational examples of why creativity is fundamental in our world today.
'Gatsby! Oh, what a fine young man' everyone thought. Those people were so blinded by his lavish parties leisures that they didn't seem to even consider his true aspect of decorum. His ways of making money were very unique and creative. And for what? To seek benefit for the welfare of others. The man was a true blue, a philanthrophist! Hardwork and persaverance to make thousands happy.
Picasso is perhaps one of the momentous inspirations of our creative world today. With his intricate skills he showed perfection all over the artisitic world. The emotion brought from his aesthetic paintings assisted millions of artists to have the confidence to follow in his great footsteps
A man like Bill Gates, with his creative mind, is perhaps the only man who could come up with such an outstanding invention: Microsoft. To think the way he thought, to perform the way he performed, takes an absolute abundance of knowledge, inspiration and most of all creativity. These qualities were the key in inducing Microsoft in becoming one of the most successful corporations of the world.
Through the analysis of these examples it can be inferred that, creativity, is the sole reason to why our Earth has progressed expiditiousally in the past years, and why it always will.
Note:
Don't judge me based off my logic, or use of examples.
please judge mainly my English, flow, grammar etc.
Also, I wrote each of these in less than 25 minutes, which is why you'll find a few writing/grammar errors.
Please give me ideas on how to improve
Competition is the fundamental key to success. The following examples, the worldwide search engine: Google, the Wright Brothers, who created the first ever
successful aeroplane, and the harsh but achieving leader, Hitler, are supportive and relevant examples in explaining why competition is required for success.
Now known as one of the most popular search engines, Google, started off from scratch just as any other company would. While Google's creation was in process,
other web browser's such as Ask or MySearch were in the stages of implementation as well. During this time, the company of Google noted each and every step of
the other browsers. They learned from their setbacks, and improvements to end up providing a much more complexed and highly preferred search engine.
Unlike Google, The Wright Brothers learned more off of their own faults, rather than the setbacks of their competitors. However, comeptition was still involved.
They worked hard with patience and persaverance, and ended up showing the most competitve skills. Which resulted in the invention of the first ever manmade
successful aeroplane.
Hitler was driven by defeat. A loss in battle, meant his army to only turn out stronger and more ruthless. In only a matter of time, he turned out to become one
of the most feared leaders throughout world war II. No matter how wrong he executed his decisions, in the end his competitive and harsh personality, aided Germany
in becoming one of the most powerful Country during the wars.
Through the analysis of these three substantial examples of success by the means of competition, it can be inferred that it is indeed necessary for achieving
goals. If you took any of these cases and removed competition entirely, the drive for success would decrease and it could result in an incompletion of these events.
Competition is absolutely a prominent cause for why success is achieved.
Is creativity needed more than ever in our world today?
The absence of creativity would make our lives seem empty. Imagine a world where everyone shared the same ideas. It would be full of mundane and dullness. The Great Gatsby, Picasso and Bill Gates are three inspirtational examples of why creativity is fundamental in our world today.
'Gatsby! Oh, what a fine young man' everyone thought. Those people were so blinded by his lavish parties leisures that they didn't seem to even consider his true aspect of decorum. His ways of making money were very unique and creative. And for what? To seek benefit for the welfare of others. The man was a true blue, a philanthrophist! Hardwork and persaverance to make thousands happy.
Picasso is perhaps one of the momentous inspirations of our creative world today. With his intricate skills he showed perfection all over the artisitic world. The emotion brought from his aesthetic paintings assisted millions of artists to have the confidence to follow in his great footsteps
A man like Bill Gates, with his creative mind, is perhaps the only man who could come up with such an outstanding invention: Microsoft. To think the way he thought, to perform the way he performed, takes an absolute abundance of knowledge, inspiration and most of all creativity. These qualities were the key in inducing Microsoft in becoming one of the most successful corporations of the world.
Through the analysis of these examples it can be inferred that, creativity, is the sole reason to why our Earth has progressed expiditiousally in the past years, and why it always will.
Note:
Don't judge me based off my logic, or use of examples.
please judge mainly my English, flow, grammar etc.
Also, I wrote each of these in less than 25 minutes, which is why you'll find a few writing/grammar errors.
Please give me ideas on how to improve
