John Wooden taught English in high school at age 24, after a short time realized that the system assessment, which it was imposed to assess their students, not help them understand the relationship between effort and success achieved. then remembered the words of his father "Never try to be better than anyone else, but never stop trying to be the best you can be." He reminded himself as his teacher of mathematics, which is put before them the challenge, it was based on the definition of success. Wooden recalled the time line verses, which have recently read:
At God's footstool to confess,
A poor soul knelt and bowed his head.
"I failed," he cried. The Master said,
"Thou didst thy best, That is success."
The above experiences have a significant impact on the definition of success, he created Wooden:
"Success is peace of mind, Which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you made the effort to do your best to That become the best you are capable of becoming. "
Creating a pyramid of success:
briefly above definition unsatisfactory, Wooden, quickly realized that it is insufficient. Need something more concrete, something that will allow him to better illustrate the ideas of success. For this reason, the next 14 years he spent in 1925 on identifying behaviors that it believes are necessary to in order to achieve success as defined by him. The result was a diagram of his research, which he called "The Pyramid of Success," which he completed in 1948. For decades, the initial assumptions persisted in an unchanged form, the wisdom contained in them has stood the test of time and in its original form is still as useful at the time of publication.
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