14/06/2022
DO WE REALLY NEED EDUCATION FOR SUCCESS??????
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●As per meaning of the word "SUCCESS" on Google:
"THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF AN AIM OR PURPOSE".
Success is relative differential of each others' lives.
Some People Believe :
*Getting a job, home and car
*Some think being a billionaire businessman is success;
*Few believe that getting a medal for their nation is success.
*For some success is inner peace and content
Success differs with each human mind. But yes!!!!!, Many define success into few words - Money ++ Fame ++ Inner contentment!
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●ACCORDING TO ME, THERE IS MORE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EDUCATION AND SUCCESS.
A great person said that your education, and your talents just 20% on your success, 80% your passion, hard and smart work, virtue.
I DON'T MEAN TO SAY EDUCATION IS NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL.!!.
YES... Education plays an important role in one's success but we don't only require education to get successful¡¡¡
●About 20 years ago, education was something that a person did only if he/she wanted to.
Unfortunately, as the years went by, the idea of "Education is the key to success" got more, and more enforced.
●People eventually started to believe that education was the single way to succeed, and the only thing needed for success. Despite the fact, many people believe a college degree will lead them to be successful, in reality, education is not the solitary way to succeed.
Not everybody can receive an education, or even an excellent education from a "decent academic" college/university.
●"There are many students who have no desire to attend college and who would be much better off
Education or book learning had nothing to do with the success of those people that chose to take another path rather than the typical one (education). People can be successful in any field with the right skills.
Book learning has a lot to do with the knowledge a person has, but not with the skills a person has. There are many A+ graduates out there that cannot get a job, or are stuck working at a place that had nothing to do with their degree.
●A numerous amount of students in college care more about grades than knowledge; some graduate having forgotten everything they ever learned. So there goes a college graduate with little knowledge and no skills. Can a person like that succeed? No.
That's why education is not the key to success. People cannot just go to college and expect that passing classes will get them to succeed.
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THE MAIN THING A PERSON NEEDS IN ORDER TO SUCCEED IS DRIVE ,MOTIVATION AND PASSION.
HE/SHE HAS TO KNOW WHAT THEIR END GOAL IS AND WHAT THEY NEED TO DO TO GET IT.
●98 % of children are born creative geniuses according to a test devised by NASA scientists.
But as we get old the number of creative geniuses drops to an astonishingly low average.
WHY......????
Its noticed that our education system teaches us that being wrong is the worst possible outcome. Nowhere is there a better example of this than standardized testing.
which ultimately destroying the creativity in most percentage of child.
■STUDY..STUDY...STUDY... PASSS.
YES... YOU ARE SUCCESSFUL.
With numerous applauds and appreciation.
BUT THINK FOR A WHILE ARE YOU REALLY SATISFIED WITH YOUR SUCESSS THAT EDUCATION BROUGHT INTO YOUR LIVELYHOOD.... IF YES.. ITS AWESOME TO HEAR...APPLAUDS TO U..👏👏👏■
But there are loads of people who proved that education is not the only to make yourself successful by breaking all the stereotypes existing around.
It's not the only education that makes people successful but it's the problems that exists around and the way we tackle it and bring out the solution makes us successful.
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●PERSONALITIES WHO PROVED IT RIGHT BY THEIR SUCCESS THROUGH THEIR DISCOVERIES AND CREATIVITIES.
■THOMAS ALVA EDISON■
from being a school dropout out to the illumination of the world
■THE WRIGHT BROTHERS■
who just had the formal education in their highschool brought about a revolution in the world.
■QUENTIN TARANTINO■
The Oscar winning director was a school dropout
■NARENDRA MODI■.
His life from being a chaiwala to being a prime minister if the biggest inspiration that anyone could get.
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COMING TO SUCCESS IN FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE WITHOUT EDUCATION
■Net worth: $400 million
●ELLEN DEGENERES●
most successful comedians and hosts in Hollywood history, but she had to work her way there over time. She enrolled in the University of New Orleans, but dropped out after only one semester. She worked odd jobs from house painter to vacuum salesperson to oyster shucker. In the ‘80s, she was doing standup at comedy clubs and finally got a national spotlight on Johnny Carson’s Tonight Show. By the ‘90s, she had her own sitcom, and of course, now she’s the queen of daytime TV with her talk show Ellen.
■Net worth: $2.2 billion
●ROBERT EDWARD TURNER●
didn’t actually drop out of college. Instead, he was kicked out of Brown University for having a woman in his dorm room. Luckily, he was able to work for his father’s successful advertising company, which he later turned into the Turner Broadcasting Company, launching the first 24-hour cable news network, CNN
■Net worth: $35 millio
●ANNA WINTOUR●
Fashion designers the world over seek the capricious approval of Anna Wintour, who has been editor in chief of American Vogue since 1988. The Brit attended the all-girls school North London Collegiate School, but never pursued higher education. The daughter of a newspaper editor, she quickly rose through the ranks of fashion publications. “I think my father really decided for me that I should work in fashion,” she said in the documentary The September Issue.
■Net worth: $340 million
●RUSSELL WENDELL SIMMONS●
The hip-hop world is populated by many self-made strivers, but not just on the talent side. Simmons, one of the godfathers of rap and the cofounder of Def Jam Recordings, never finished his education at City College of New York. He’s become a bestselling author and inspiration to people who want to become the best at what they do.
■Net worth (at time of death): $10.2 billion
●STEVE JOBS●
Mastermind was a rebel in so many ways, and that extended to education. He showed an early interest in computing and went to Reed College in Portland, Oregon, but dropped out after only one semester. He ended up pursuing Eastern spiritualism in India before returning to the United States and convincing his friend Steve Wozniak to start a business with him
■Net worth: $23.5 billion
●MICHAEL SAUL DELL●
Like many of the other tech mavens of the 1980s and ‘90s, Dell showed an early interest in computers. But his parents wanted him to be a doctor, so he enrolled at the University of Texas at Austin as a premed student. He left after only one year because his side work refurbishing and selling computers became so successful. Today he’s still in the same basic business as CEO of Dell Technologies.
■Net worth: $20.7 billion
●PAUL ALLEN●
Bill Gates right-hand man were buddies going back to high school, even creating their own data tracking tool. While they parted ways when Bill Gates went to Harvard and Allen entered Washington State University, they reunited only two years later, dropping out to make Microsoft what it is.
■Net worth (at time of death): $99 million
●DAVE THOMAS●
No one knew how to sell a burger with a smile like Dave Thomas. The founder and former CEO of Wendy’s didn’t make it to college, having left high school to work at the Hobby House Restaurant in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He opened his first Wendy’s in 1969, and eventually turned it into a fast-food empire thanks in no small part to his role as charming mascot in a number of TV ads.
■Net worth: $199 billion (in today’s money)
●HENERY FORD●
revolutionized manufacturing and transportation with his car company’s innovation, the assembly line. But he did so without a fancy engineering or business background: He left his family’s farm at 16 to move to Detroit, and became an apprentice in a machine shop. He went on to build his first car in 18 century.
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MY POINT OF VIEW:
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■"EDUCATION IS AN OPTIONAL BUT KNOWLEDGE IS MANDATORY FOR SUCCESS..
EDUCATION IS ONE SUCH RESOURCE FOR KNOWLEDGE..
BUT EDUCATION ALONE IS NOT KNOWLEDGE"■
●EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM SHOULD RATHER ENHANCE CREATIVITY AND SELF CONFIDENCE.. RATHER THAN MUGGING UP FACTS TO SHOW THE MEMORY QUOTIENT OF A STUDENT●