WINNING STRATEGIES
WINNING STRATEGIES
Nothing is impossible for an individual with a definite purpose and determination to accomplish it. Odds, obstacles , hardships and effects of sacrifice really do not matter.
Life is no easy job; it is not a bed of roses but a crown of thorns. There are countless difficulties. There are troubles at every turn. But there is one will which we make man ready to overcome by this troubles and difficulties i.e. “To Win” in each and sphere of life. If we keep working willingly and gladly , definitely we win achieve the ultimate goal.
First step of winning is to be successful. Firstly determine what your real aspirations and goal. Stick your aim with single minded concentration have faith and begin the work. The surest way to ensure your success is to have an aim or a goal , that interest you and for which you would very hard.
“Success is the progressive realization of a worth goal”
For achieving winning position one should kept following things in mind. All this are responsible to achieve ultimate goal or to gain success through winning strategies:-
A person should know the winning edge. Overcome obstacles: It is well said that “A smooth sea never made a skill mariner. Everything is easy but before it, it’s difficult. Every success story is also a story of great failure : First stair of success is failure. If we see the history many great achievers and discovers failed in their work but by hard work they were able to achieved. Thomas Edison experimented 10000 times while inventing electric bulb. Desire and commitment: win requires commitment. Hard work – There is no substitute of hard work.
The average person puts only 25% of his energy into his work. The world takes off its hat to those who put in more that 50% of their capacity and stands on its head for those few for between souls devote 100%.
Pride of Performance: If a men is called to be street sweeper, he should sweep streets even as Michelangelo painted or Beethoven composed music , or Shakespeare wrote poetry. He should sweep streets so well that all hosts of heaven and earth will pause to say here lived a great street sweeper who did job well.
Everyone has dream to win but my friends dreams are just a mirror which tells us what we want to become in our life and what we want to get from life. These don’t come true by themselves, we have to make them reality by our efforts and deeds to fulfill our dream require hard work and determination. All we can say is where there is a will there is a way If we want to win we can easily find the path and achieve everything. Perseverance is the best step to achieve any excellence. It is wisely say that climbing to the top is not a walk over but a walk up in order to attain our object. Motivate your life ad try to build the ladder by which you can rise straight up to your respective goals. Thus do one thing at a time and if done well is wisdom’s proven for sure success.
“Everyone has a will to win but very few have the will to prepare to win”
Vince Combardi
Composer : Ludwig van Beethoven ( 16 December 1770 – 26 March 1827 ) . Composition : Sonata in C-sharp minor op.27 no.14 “Quasi una fantasia” . Interpreter : Vladimir Horowitz ( 1 October 1903 – 5 November 1989 ).
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The Musical Genius Of Deaf Beethoven Could Still Not Be Denied
The Musical Genius Of Deaf Beethoven Could Still Not Be Denied
Ludwig Van Beethoven is widely regarded as the most original, intense and technical classical composers of all time. The strange fact that differentiates Beethoven from his contemporaries was that he was deaf for a longtime until his untimely demise.
Beethoven’s deafness was gradual as a result of a fever. It started showing major symptoms in his twenties and ultimately he lost all of his hearing in early thirties. This disability was directly related to his profession, passion and love of music as arts. It had dreadful effects on his life and once quoted in his letter to his brother. “But how humbled I feel when someone near me hears the distant sound of a flute, and I hear nothing; when someone hears a shepherd singing, and I hear nothing!” Devastated by this despair, The German Master even contemplated committing suicide but instead chose to continue composing.
He took some lessons from the great Mozart and Joseph Haydn and performed in his own concert in the beginning of 17th century. Later, due to his hearing disability he stopped performing on piano but his creativity and composing did not hamper and infact excelled eventually. He wrote nine symphonies during 1800-24 and widely acclaimed perfection status. His later works constitute five piano, violin, vocal music and opera including oratorios. His third symphony Erocia was written when he was completely deaf. Though widely regarded as a classicist, Eroica reflected the complexity of music’s romantic age.
His diversity and genius can be further envisioned when his imagination created masterpieces that labeled him as a true genius. He expanded the length of symphony and piano concerto, increasing the number of movements in the string and adding instruments like trombone contrabassoon, and the piccolo-to the orchestra; giving it an incredible depth and corresponding range. His daring piano compositions further elevated the status of the instrument which was then a considerably new instrument (invented in 1710). His most famous and performed masterpieces include Eroica (3rd), 5th, Pastrol (6th) and Choral (9th) symphonies, as well as 4th and 5th piano concertos.
It is astonishing that these invincible compositions were never ever heard by the master himself. When he used to give tempos to the conductor during the performances he would never ever hear the standing ovations from his audience. The choirs used to turn his chair to the crowd to let him know what a spectacular response his compositions used to draw from crowds.
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to watch others Horowitz’s videos connect to www.youtube.com Composer : Ludwig van Beethoven ( 16 December 1770 – 26 March 1827 ) . Composition : Sonata in C-sharp minor op.27 no.14 “Quasi una fantasia” . Interpreter : Vladimir Horowitz ( 1 October 1903 – 5 November 1989 ).
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The Home of Beethoven
The Home of Beethoven
The capital of West Germany from 1949 to 1990 was Bonn. It is said to be the Gate to the Romantic Rhine. One of the cities along the Rhine that boasts a rich tradition. It is well worth reading the chronicles and studying the history of the city, which brought both times of hardship and times of joy to its inhabitants.
There are over 30000 student in Bonn which is why it has over 550 pubs and bars including Irish pubs and many of them stay open until well past 5 a.m. It has 20 cinemas and 12 theatres.
There are a vast choice of restaurants and cafes in Bonn which offer delights for everyones taste buds. Enjoy a fresh kolsch beer and tasty delicacies in one of the numerous pubs or beer gardens.
The citys private playhouses and cabaret theatres and the Bonn Summer festival have also made a name for themselves. From May to September everybody can enjoy a wealth of world culture free of charge on the stage outside Bonn Town Hall, ranging from music and theatre to dance and literature.
Bonn has a reputation of being a great shopping city especially due to its pedestrian precinct, one of the biggest ones in Germany. All around the market place in the narrow streets and alleys one will find hundreds of stores. Shopping is a pleasure, whether it is around here or in shopping malls like the Altstadtcenter or the Kaiserpassage in Bad Godesberg. Siegburg with its compact centre also enjoys a good reputation as a visitor-friendly shopping city, and the health resort Bad Neuenahr or the medieval winegrowers village of Ahrweiler make shopping a pleasure.
Wochenmarker weekly market on the square of the same name is held Monday to Saturday. The flohmarket at Rheinaue Ludwig Erhard Strasse is a must it is held on the third Saturday of each month.
The house where Ludwig van Beethoven Germanys greatest composer was born in December 1770 has become the symbol of Bonn. Many of the citys musical events are dedicated to its most gifted son and music fans from all over the world every year come to Bonn’s Beethoven festivals.
Abgeordneten-Hochhaus is the former House of Commons, until the Parliament moved to Berlin, it has 29 floors and is 114 metres high it is Bonns highest building. It was erected from 1966 69 and cost around 50 million Marks to build. The Bonn people still call it Langer Eugen after the then President of Parliament Eugen Gerstenmeier.
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I know that it isn’t all correct, but due to limited octaves and time, as well as the fact that this is my first attempt at making a song on mario paint, it is as good as I am willing to do. Mario Paint Composer – Beethoven’s 5th Symphony in C Minor
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