(a) What qualities lead one to the place called success?
(b) What is the difference between disaster and triumph?
(c) How can one have a better future?
(d) Describe two ways to measure success.
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the qualifications lead one to the place called success is to be brilent in ourself and to be honest.
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1) a) Determination, perseverance, faith lead one to the place called success.
Triumph" and "disaster" are two opposite situations of life.By "triumph," the poet means moments of success and accomplishment in life, while by "disaster," he implies the time of failure or loss. It's human nature to celebrate and jubilate at time of success and victory.
if they have better education (not marks), confidence to do impossible things,dare to stand against an injustice caring for others...
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If only you could have some way to way to measure true success it might really convince you that you've made it. This is often the thought process of an entrepreneur.
I want to be successful and make my business ideas work, and I'm an optimistic person so I envision success.
However, my investors and others involved in the business actually want to see a measurement that tells them it really is true success.
Here are 7 ways you can measure to find out just how successful you and your business are becoming, starting with some basic metrics and ending with some more unique ways to think about success metrics:
1. Profitability
While it's clear that when your business is making money - it means some measure of success, especially if there is money left over after you cover all your expenses. You may have even turned the corner from months of being in the red. However, your true measure of success will be being in the black, for a year or longer. From there, your true measure of success will be creating sustainable profitability that continues long into the future.
This may require tweaks in your strategy, ongoing assessment of your processes and costs to see where you can become leaner and more efficient. I remember those first few months when I finally started having money left over to pay myself. That's when it started to feel like I was finally making it.
his may require tweaks in your strategy, ongoing assessment of your processes and costs to see where you can become leaner and more efficient. I remember those first few months when I finally started having money left over to pay myself. That's when it started to feel like I was finally making it.
2. Number of Customers:
Every company needs customers. There's no point in time when I've decided I have enough customers. Your measure of success should show a growing customer base with a steady stream of leads in the pipeline. Those pioneering customers were exciting to me, but when I began to see more and more people show an interest and buy what I was selling, I knew that what I created was successful. The countless hours of research and marketing had finally paid off.
Yet, that true measure of success in terms of number of customers was just temporary. I had to keep working hard - and work smarter - to attract more of my target audience.