1. In the opinioin of Richard St John, the eight secrets to make success are :
- To be passionate in what you are doing, because if you love what you do, it will be easier and more effective.
- To work a lot, nothing never come alone without that.
- To be concentrated. Working isn't sufficient, you have to work good ! Never forget or do bad something.
- Don't hesitate to push people who put themselves in your way, who want to take your place or destatbilize you.
- To be creative ! If you have ideas, you become different than other.
- To always try to improve yourself and your work.
- To be generous sometimes, like that people will like you and maybe will want to help you !
- Finally, to persist dispite of difficulties and failure. Never give up !
2. In my opinion, the more important is to always respect other people. Because if you make success crushing other men, it's not really a success, you'd become a bad guy. It's not my vision of success. Moreover, to be respectfull and polite whith everybody could permit you to forward in your job and in your life, because you live with other people, so you can't make success all alone !
samedi 31 décembre 2011
jeudi 1 décembre 2011
Two beautiful weeks in South Africa !
Dear Mum,
I am for 2 weeks in this beautiful and amazing country. South Africa is not at all how I imagined it.
First, I have been surprised by the diversity of population. In fact, there are a lot of colours, cultures and langages in South Africa, even if the majority of people are black and speak English. I laughted when an habitant tall me that he spoke "zoulou" !
I am particulary admiring to see how this country has made success to be in peace and touristing like that, after all political and social problems it knew in the time of Apartheid.
I have to talk you about my visit of the Mapungubwe park : it was incredible, I saw wonderful landscapes and animals. At a moment a giraffe was only at one meter of me. I believed I could touch her !
I also went to Johannesburg, of course. I was a little bit afraid because this town is famous for its criminality, but it not arrived me nothing bad, don't worry mum. I visited Museum of Apartheid, very interesting, and the Mandela House, because I have always been admirating for this great man.
I ate some typical South African cooking : I liked it, even if they have the bad use to put a lot of caramel in all their dishes !
My holidays are soon finished, I am sad. I don't want to come back, because i love South Africa !
Love,
Marjolaine.
I am for 2 weeks in this beautiful and amazing country. South Africa is not at all how I imagined it.
First, I have been surprised by the diversity of population. In fact, there are a lot of colours, cultures and langages in South Africa, even if the majority of people are black and speak English. I laughted when an habitant tall me that he spoke "zoulou" !
I am particulary admiring to see how this country has made success to be in peace and touristing like that, after all political and social problems it knew in the time of Apartheid.
I have to talk you about my visit of the Mapungubwe park : it was incredible, I saw wonderful landscapes and animals. At a moment a giraffe was only at one meter of me. I believed I could touch her !
I also went to Johannesburg, of course. I was a little bit afraid because this town is famous for its criminality, but it not arrived me nothing bad, don't worry mum. I visited Museum of Apartheid, very interesting, and the Mandela House, because I have always been admirating for this great man.
I ate some typical South African cooking : I liked it, even if they have the bad use to put a lot of caramel in all their dishes !
My holidays are soon finished, I am sad. I don't want to come back, because i love South Africa !
Love,
Marjolaine.
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