What Is Success Theory of Knowledge Presentation Outline
My topic was, what is success? And the main knowledge issue I focused on is, should success be measured in happiness or money?
The idea of success for allot of people is get educated, get a job, get married, get old. Once they have found that, they have succeeded in life and there is nothing more that needs to be done. Or maybe even as simple as just “get rich”, if that hasn’t happened then they haven’t reached their personal goal. But are you successful if you are unhappy and rich? If you are plagued by any wrongs that you might have committed on your way up can you be happy? I would use mark zuckerberg as an example but we don’t know, to the public he looks fairly happy, but at the end of the social network I thought he looked miserable, plagued by the things he posted about his ex-girlfriend. Although it was untrue, he’s married to his girlfriend that he has had since college.
When I first read the question I thought of Dexter yelling success every time he finished tightening a bolt in one of his machines. His happiness came after his material success, where he is focused until he is finished, neglecting everything else, telling anyone who wants to have a social interaction to go away. And when he finally does finish, his sister torments him, taking away the happiness that he got from that small material gain. His lab is filled with gadgets and computers and such, yet he still builds more.
There is also the idea that financial success is more likely to come after happiness, meaning that money relies on your happiness. You are much more likely to make more money and do a better job with something that you love.
But Nicole buffet, who is the adopted granddaughter of one of the richest men in the world, was disowned by her grandfather, now having no financial ties to him, she makes 40,000 a year on her own doing what she loves, making art. Yet she is still unhappy to not have a claim to that fortune. Her grandfather would not let her fall into a complete
The idea of success for allot of people is get educated, get a job, get married, get old. Once they have found that, they have succeeded in life and there is nothing more that needs to be done. Or maybe even as simple as just “get rich”, if that hasn’t happened then they haven’t reached their personal goal. But are you successful if you are unhappy and rich? If you are plagued by any wrongs that you might have committed on your way up can you be happy? I would use mark zuckerberg as an example but we don’t know, to the public he looks fairly happy, but at the end of the social network I thought he looked miserable, plagued by the things he posted about his ex-girlfriend. Although it was untrue, he’s married to his girlfriend that he has had since college.
When I first read the question I thought of Dexter yelling success every time he finished tightening a bolt in one of his machines. His happiness came after his material success, where he is focused until he is finished, neglecting everything else, telling anyone who wants to have a social interaction to go away. And when he finally does finish, his sister torments him, taking away the happiness that he got from that small material gain. His lab is filled with gadgets and computers and such, yet he still builds more.
There is also the idea that financial success is more likely to come after happiness, meaning that money relies on your happiness. You are much more likely to make more money and do a better job with something that you love.
But Nicole buffet, who is the adopted granddaughter of one of the richest men in the world, was disowned by her grandfather, now having no financial ties to him, she makes 40,000 a year on her own doing what she loves, making art. Yet she is still unhappy to not have a claim to that fortune. Her grandfather would not let her fall into a complete