Monday, October 12, 2015

7 tips to achieve success

You want to succeed? If your answer is yes, then what have you been doing with your goals are? I have written the following 7 tips to achieve success, may be useful for those who crave success.

1. Be grateful every day
Of course, by thanking #God will add to our favor. With grateful every day we will also emit positive energy. Flee feeling depressed and sad every day.

2. Learn all time
Learn as if you'll live #forever. Because the science was everything becomes easy. People sometimes fail in business because they do not know the science of marketing and so on. So, learn always useful sciences.

3. Learn to love what you have
Love what you have will also #foster a sense of gratitude. And with gratitude our favor will increase.

4. Be patient face trials
Patient face the trials will make us stronger to face life and not easily discouraged. By not easily despair we will move forward to face obstacles for the sake of obstacles that will eventually end in success.

5. Diligent charity
Charity has clearly going to make us rich. Many verses in #the Quran which have to explain this. The more we give greater appreciation and thanks to that we can. Gave here in the broadest sense means not only the material that we can give.

6. Be a leader for yourself
Are not we on earth was created to be a #leader for yourself. How can we succeed if we can not lead yourself.

7. Doing the best you can every day

By doing the best, it is #expected to get the best results as well for success.

Sunday, October 11, 2015

success in college


   Congratulations on your decision to attend college! For the great majority of college students, it really was your decision—not just an automatic thing to do. If you happen to be one of the few who just sort of ended up in college for want of anything better to do, the benefits of college will soon become obvious.
The reason for this book, and for almost all college courses, is that college does require commitment and

effort. Like everything else in life that leads to meaningful results, success in college is not automatic. But when you apply yourself to your studies using the skills you’ll learn in this book, you’ll find you can succeed.
When asked, most students say they’re in college primarily for the job or career they expect to follow after college. And they are correct that college pays off enormously in terms of future earnings, job security and stability, and job satisfaction. Every statistic shows that people with a college education will make much more in their lifetime (much, much more than the cost of college itself) and be much happier with the work they do.

But job and career issues are only a part of the big picture. A college education results in many other personal benefits, and these also should be part of your motivation for doing well and continuing with your college plans. Here are a few additional, less tangible benefits of a college education:
·     You will have a fuller life and a better understanding of the world around you.

·     You will gain decision-making and problem-solving skills.

·     You will meet many interesting and diverse people and have a richer social life.

·     You will gain self-confidence.

·     You will gain learning skills that can continue for a lifetime.

·     You will make wiser decisions about lifestyle issues and live healthier.

·     You will make wiser economic decisions the rest of your life.

·       You will be better equipped to deal with other people, organizations, governmental agencies, and all the hassles of daily life.
·     You will feel more fully a part of your community, the larger culture, and history.

A college education is correlated with greater success in all those areas, even though most students are usually more concerned with making it through the next class or test than the rest of their lives. But sometimes it helps to recall what a truly great step forward you are taking!
Sadly, however, it’s important to recognize that some students do not succeed in college and drop out within the first year. Sometimes it’s due to an unsolvable financial problem or a personal or family crisis, but most of the time students drop out because they’re having problems passing their courses. The two biggest causes of this problem are a lack of motivation and not having learned the skills needed to succeed in college.
A book like this one can help you stay motivated when things get tough, but it cant necessarily give you motivation to start with. Thats part of what you yourself have to bring to college. What we can promise you is that you can learn the skills for succeeding in college.
Special skills are needed because college isn’t the same as high school. Throughout this book, well be looking at the many ways college is different from high school. To name just a few, college is different in study skills needed, in personal skills related to being independent, in social skills for getting along with instructors and others on campus, in financial realities, in matters of personal health, and more.



Remember, you can learn whatever you need in order to succeed. That’s what this book is all about. Youll learn how to get the most out of going to class. Youll learn how to study in ways that use your time efficiently and help you pass tests. Youll even learn how to remember what you read in your college textbooks. Youll learn how to manage your time more effectively than you might have in the past, so that studying is less a burden and more a simple routine. You’ll even learn how things like eating well and getting enough sleep and exercise make it easier to do well in your classes.
One warning: you might not at first see an immediate payoff for everything you read in this book. When it

comes to certain things, such as tips for how to take good notes in class to help you study later on for a test, you will get specific, practical advice you can put to use immediately to get a better grade. But not everything is as obvious or immediately beneficial. Some of the things you’ll read about here involve ideas you’ll need to think about. Some things will help you get to know yourself better and understand more clearly what you really want from your education and how to go about attaining them.

But we promise you this: if you care enough to want to succeed in college and care enough to read these chapters and try to use the information, suggestions, and tips presented here, you will succeed in college.