what is the difference between triumph and success?
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a triumph is more like a victory, which means a sucessful outcome in a contest or a struggle\n\nsuccess implies anantithesis to fail and is applicable to persons and things, you don't neccasarily have to defeat somebody to be successful
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attain - achieve\nacquire - receive\n\nthere's not much different about those words.....\na credo is a set of beliefs, or mission statement\nethos - is more direct (pertaining to a specific person or group) set of beliefs \na precept - generally one specific rule or direction that applies to one person/situation\n\nhow did I do??
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In history, both organizations have been more or less successful.  And both had many more factors affecting their success than just their economic standing.
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I wish I knew. I think the people who triumph just never stop believing that it will all work out in the end in a good way. How a person can get this, I don't know. It is something that is in some people and it grows stronger as they age. I have always been an optimist. Maybe it is a certain personality, a strong one.
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The differece is that the successful person really applied himself to what he/her wanted to be successful at. He found out what he wanted to be then what he needed to do and have to get that.
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We don't NEED company.  We enjoy it.  I love the comfort and support I find in others.  I also like sharing my triumphs.  What's the point of success if there's no one to share it with?
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Aptitude refers to what you have the talent or ability to do.  Achievement refers to what you have learned or mastered.
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The question is:  the biggest WHAT?  You can succeed at anything you want, but you should try and decide for yourself what that is.\n\nThe only secrets to success are hard work and luck.  No amount of one without the other will ever get you there.  My advice is to start now working hard toward what you want; it will serve you well as time goes by.
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victorious? oops, thats 10. sorry\nlook in a dictionary.\nor look in the back if its a book, wait the next day/week if its a magazine.
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I think it depends on several factors.  Success is relative.  What do you define success as?  Success in social relationships, success in independent living, success in employment?  And within those realms, what makes you successful?  In employment, is success earning a lot of money, having good relationships with your coworkers, enjoying your work, etc.?  I am a researcher in quality of life in people with disabilities, and it is very clear that success is a very personal thing, and is defined differently by everyone.  So, in order to answer your question, you would need to define what success means to you!  Also, these factors vary by types of disability (e.g. spinal cord injury vs. brain injury vs. developmental disability, etc.).
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The one true constant in this case is the suject's personal point of view. Despite your accomplishments or losses, you are no more a failure or success than you think you are. Your personal unrest or satisfaction is what matters most.
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As the poster before me said, success is based on personal perception.  One man's success is another man's failure.  Find out what you want and go for it.  Just remember that sometimes success is just living another day -- life is what you make it!  :)
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They both result in the same outcome - something being unsuccessfully accomplished, but the motives behind them are different. In quitting, it is a choice in the persons mindset. He or she has lost the “drive” to continue and decide not to anymore, whereas in giving up, it is a result of outside circumstances that force the person to stop. For example, take wrestling… in wrestling a person could just quit and stop, (because s/he has lost the desire to go on) - but if that same person has been pinned, s/he would be forced to give up, (although s/he didn’t want to) in order to be freed and let loose. See..
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Failure is the opportunity to begin again more intelligently.  Success is never final. Failure never fatal. It's courage that counts. Read the book friend.
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Success is no time or no moment. To be successful you need to be controlled all the time, cautious of what all you do. No one can tell you the formula of success, but it’s the state of being happy and getting through all the work you have.
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I'll take your interview but first I'd like to say that success is defined differently by everyone.  In my point of view, success has nothing to do with money.\n\n1.  I define success as being a state of mind.  I feel successful when my family is healthy and happy.  \n\n2.  Becoming successful is not as difficult as remaining successful.   First of all, you need a clear goal.  I feel that I became a successful person by working hard (be it school, work, volunteering, etc).  I never really did anything I didn't want to devote time and effort to, everything I did was done in order to attain a goal.  I remain successful by keeping my commitment to my goal and by continuing to work hard.  No matter how successful you may feel, success really just means you need continued work and commitment.  THAT'S what is difficult for most people.  Once they see a goal has been attained they forget that most things go just as easily as they come.  You have to continue to work hard to keep your success.\n\n3.  So far, I have my BS, MS and I'll be working on my PhD in the near future.\n\n4.  No...like I said, I'll be working on my PhD in the near future.  Once I get there I'll have achieved my goals.\n\n5.  Yes I am.  I have a healthy, happy family...I'm totally happy.\n\n6.  I'd first tell you that you need a road map.  You can't begin a journey without knowing where you're headed, right?  Why would you begin a "road to success" without knowing where you want to go?  Pick a goal for yourself, where you do envision yourself in ten to fifteen years?  Aim for it, research what you need, plan (short & long term) and go for it.\n\n7.  Sometimes, the road gets rough, real rough but you cannot give up, you have to keep going.  I found myself broke, married, pregnant and still in school when I was almost done with my BS.  I kept going, I had to if I was going to achieve my goal.  Somehow, I made it through.  If you really, really want it then that just means you have to be persistent, if you are, you'll persevere and get wherever it is you want to be.  I was once the type of child that everyone called "at risk" an immigrant ten year old, poor, and with no English.  Hey, if I can achieve what I have, anyone can!
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Joy is being DEEPLY 'happy', & having faith & peace in God, despite ur circumstances. Happiness is superficial & depends on ur circumstances.