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    pleasure as it does to be home. If you are motivated you get things done quicker and better. Even the smallest accomplishments feel huge because having a job you love gives you extra motivation. In the book Outliers By Malcolm Gladwell he talks about something called the ten thousand hour rule. Gladwell says it takes around ten thousand hours to achieve true mastery in any field of work. “What’s ten years? Roughly how long it takes to put in ten thousand hours of hard practice.” If that’s the case it would

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    Metacognition stage 4 Foot Print Nowadays‚ it´s very important to create conscience in the people about the ecological footprint that is the impact that each human has. In this activity‚ I´m going to explain you my ecological footprint and the actions that I have to do for contribute positively to the environment. So let´s start with my ecological footprint. First‚ I began with searching the web and answering the questionnaire about the ecological footprint. That test is about the consume of electricity

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    However‚ some believe that success is not this simple‚ and that a number of key factors play into the success of an individual. One such person is Malcolm Gladwell. In his book‚ OutliersGladwell makes a conclusion about success contrary to the usual belief‚ claiming that success is more reliant on specific circumstances‚

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    19 October 2012 Outliers: The Story of Success Published in 2008‚ Outliers: The Story of Success is Malcolm Gladwell’s third consecutive best-selling nonfiction book‚ following Tipping Point (2000) and Blink (2005). While Tipping Point focuses on the individual’s ability to effect change in society‚ Outliers deals with the cultural and societal forces that give an individual a chance. Through a series of case studies‚ Gladwell insists that we have all too easily bought into the myth

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    of the metropolis‚ the choice is very well pronounced: live with the dirt and grime or try and fight it for the good of the community. In Malcolm Gladwell’s story‚ “The Power of Context: Bernie Goetz and the Rise and Fall of New York City Crime”‚ Gladwell describes that human behavior is deeply affected by our environment. Along the same lines‚ in the short story “The Solitary Stroller and the City”‚ the author Rebecca Solnit delves into her own life and the lives of others to explore the role that

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    taught. That could affect the future of that child because they would feel like they’re not good enough to get it‚ and would think down of himself. And according to the Self-Fulfilling Prophecy when you think poorly‚ you do poorly. The novel Outliers is a book about success and what it takes to succeed. The author gives many theories to what makes a person successful whether it was achieved or passed down from family. Some of his theories were first that it’s predicted a successful person is

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    David Berg 8/14/13 Outliers Outliers‚ is a book by Malcolm Gladwell‚ which is known as the book of success. This book explains why some people succeed more than others and it even suggest that birth dates are a factor of success giving an example of Bill Gates and his success in Microsoft. If your are interested in why Asians are superior in math‚ or why the worlds smartest man has accomplished the least‚ this book has all the answers. The title says it all outliers means those persons of exceptional

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    fiction. While reading Gladwell’s theory in Outliers about plane crashes being a result of poor communication and seven consecutive minor human errors (184)‚ I could feel my heart racing. I felt so frustrated because I felt like all of it could’ve been prevented. For example‚ Klotz using the word “ah” while telling the ATC that the plane was running out of fuel made me so angry because this was a crucial moment‚ but he wasn’t taking it seriously (193). Gladwell explains this behavior as “mitigated speech”

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    Mr. Malcolm Gladwell has always been a hero of mine—from wishing as a kid that I had his convivial hair in which begged to be patted ‚ to wanting his mindset and brilliance in my modern days: I believe he is one of the most influential people on earth (also claimed by Times magazine). Unfortunately‚ after reading his recent novel Outliers: The Story of Success‚ a deterrence of his validity and perfection within the art of leadership is evident. What Out-lies About Gladwell’s Outliers: The Story

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    chapter of his book‚ Outliers‚ Malcom Gladwell writes to his readers about the importance of repetitions. In this chapter‚ Gladwell expresses and gives examples of the importance of repetitions. In order for one to become an expert or excel in something‚ one must repeat this action for at least 10‚000 hours. Gladwell’s first example of the 10‚000-hour rule is Bill Joy‚ a sixteen-year-old boy. He was interested in computer programming‚ which was a hard thing to learn about in 1970’s. Computers were hard

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