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...wherever he went: he was first in his class in elementary school, middle school and high school. His studiousness and scholastic achievement were his defining attributes. The takeaway from his childhood successes: as long as you are prepared, boned up on whatever subject is at hand, you will succeed...
...order to truly succeed in politics, it is necessary to be more than a great politician. He needs to be a strong man, a father, a husband, a cool dude, all at the same time. In other words, a populist who can tug Taiwan's voters to the polls this December and lead his Democratic People's Party (DPP) to a legislative plurality. Great leaders like Roosevelt, Mao and Chiang Kai-shek had that ability to reach through whatever medium they were using and connect with their people. For Chen, successful at everything he has done, finding...
...team questions, watch them, cheer them on, and occasionally work out with them. It's a great thing to see people you grow to care about succeed, and it is extremely difficult to report on the tough times, especially when you are connected to the process...
...sell the people here on the idea that their kids can succeed," says Williams, 34. "This is about treating all students as gifted." The message resonated: each parent signed an agreement to spend at least 30 hours a year helping out at the school. And as their kids progressed, word spread, and the school grew. Says second-grade teacher Gillian Bazelon: "These kids are finally in an environment where a lot is expected of them, so they come to school ready to learn...
...force were contacted by Arroyo's adversaries in the early stages of the Manila disturbances and offered large sums of money to switch sides. Fortunately for the President, the generals balked. They probably did so less out of loyalty than pragmatism: the coup sounded too hastily planned to succeed...