"Outliers: The Story Of Success", by Malcolm Gladwell examines the factors that contribute to high levels of success. Gladwell examines why the majority of professional Canadian ice hockey players were born in the first few months of the calendar year, why Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates achieved his extreme wealth, why The Beatles became one of the most successful musical acts in history, etc. .
After reading "Outliers", I know what success is and what it takes to be successful. Success is a process - developing our potential and turning ourselves into an outlier in a specific area. .
Success requires practical intelligence, practice and opportunity. Many people think IQ and success go hand-in-hand and assume that people with high intelligence will be the ones to achieve great success. Gladwell proves that this theory isn't true. There are many factors that contribute to success. General intelligence is IQ that indicates how well our brain works - understanding, processing, memory and creativity. Building our practical intelligence, which is how well we interpret or handle a particular situation, carry out the best solution for the the problems and develop our general intelligence effectively, is so essential for being successful. Taking an example from Outliers, Chris Langan and Robert Oppenheimer are two brilliant geniuses but they obtain an absolutely different outcome while encountering a problem. Chris was hard to communicate with the instructors so he lost his financial aid and failed in his career. In addition, Robert has a higher practical intelligence so that he could read the situations well and avoided the serious punishment after attempting to poison his instructor. .
If a person who has higher IQ does not practice anymore or satisfy of himself, he would lose his talent. Otherwise, a person with low IQ but he never gives up and keeps learning to be smart. So that he becomes intelligence enough as he knows a lot and he will make a reflection quickly.
"Outliers: The Story Of Success", by Malcolm Gladwell examines the factors that contribute to high levels of success. ... After reading "Outliers", I know what success is and what it takes to be successful. Success is a process - developing our potential and turning ourselves into an outlier in a specific area. ... There are many factors that contribute to success. ... Success needs practice. ...
In Malcolm Gladwell's book, "Outliers: The Story of Success," Gladwell argues there is something profoundly wrong with the way society views success (Gladwell 19). ... Whereas in his second chapter "The 10,000- Hour Rule" Gladwell makes the argument that Outliers reached success through a "combination of ability, opportunity, and utterly arbitrary advantage" (Gladwell 37). ... When Gladwell puts the stories of the hockey players, the Beatles, and Bill Gates together, he gets a "more complete picture to the path of success," and realizes they all have an unden...
The second section will be an analysis of my first regression and the problems and successes of that regression. ... I looked at the max and min of unemployment to see if I needed to consider either of the observations as outliers. ... At first glance this seemed like an outlier but I found other states in the 4-6% range. ... Section 3: Description of Variables (Second Regression) Upon looking into the 2 variables Fortune 500 and Population I decided that while they may have similar values they each tell a very different story so I have decided to keep both values in my regression. ...
Social, political, and economic success should not be gender specific. ... However, feminists of both genders have taken an aggressive and sometimes counter-productive approach to eradicate the few outliers that remain. ... He had discovered a sex story she was writing about another dude on her laptop, so he picked it up and threw it. ... When jumping from her article praising the video of "...the feminist hero" (Morrissey) Michelle Obama to a story consciously promoting domestic violence, it is implied that these are the standard practices of feminism. ...
The chapter concludes with a brief outline of the dissertation's content and structure. 1.1 PSY's Accidental Success Due to his self-made backstory and run-ins with the law, PSY is not a representative of the culture-manufacturing machine that is the K-pop industry. ... But why was PSY a pariah of the Korean music industry for 11 years, until his unexpected international success in 2012? ... It will also underscore the intricate links between the global commercial success of K-pop and the political economy of culture Gangnam Style was a biting send-up of the hyper-materialism...