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托福大作文185篇分类整理范文15成功
Topic:
10
Ifullyagreewiththeclaimthatthereisnocorrelationbetweensuccessandluck.Moreover,I
understandsuccesstorefertoone'sabilitytoachievethepredominantpartofhisgoalsinhis
lifetime,whichinturnleadstoacorrelationbetweensuccessandincomesincethe
accomplishmentofsuchanaturalgoalastoprovideagoodfutureforyourlovedonesdemands
themeans.Whatisthesimplestandmostlawfulwaytoearnenoughtoconsideryourselfa
successfulperson?
Toreceiveagoodeducationandtofindagoodjob.Bothreceivingan
educationandmakingacareerpresupposeone'sreadinesstoworkhard,andsuccesswithouthard
workissimplynotpossibleforthevastmajorityoftheworld'spopulation.Thereasonsand
exampleslistedbelowwillstrengthenmypointofview.
Firstofall,consideringaneducationandacareeraskeyfactorsofsuccess,onewillchooseto
pursueadegreefromacollegeorauniversity.Onewishingtobeadmittedtotheuniversitywill
havetotakeseveraltests.Itisdoubtfulthatsomeonewillbesoluckythatknowingnothing,he
couldpassthetestwithahighscore.Alowscoremeansfailure,andthattesttakerwillnotlikely
beadmitted.Therefore,inordertobesuccessful,oneshouldprepareforthetestsandworkhard,
becauseagoodeducationwillprovidehimwithagoodjobandanopportunitytoaccomplish
someofhisgoalsanddreams.Inmylifetime,Ihavenevermetapersonwhocouldgraduatefrom
acollegewithoutworkinghard.
Secondly,itisimpossibletomakeacareerifoneisindolentandlackingknowledge,atleastin
developedcountries.Luckplaysnoroleinachievingthissuccess.Evenifsomeonewas
unbelievablyluckyenoughtobecomeamanagernotbeingqualifiedenough,hewillbeaskedto
resigninthenearfuturebecauseofhisinabilityduetolackofknowledgeandexperiencetomake
rightdecisions.Forinstance,Iusedtoworkforaverysmallcompanyownedbyafriend.This
companywaslaterclosedbecauseofbankruptcy.Thecauseofbankruptcywaswrongstrategies
anddecisionsmadebytheowner.Afterthefailure,hewenttoauniversityandworkedfor
anothercompanysothathecouldobtainexperienceandbecomeasuccessfulbusinessman.
Nowadays,heconsidershimselfasuccessfulpersonbecausehehadturnedintorealityhistwo
biggestdreamsofproducingconsumergoodsofhighqualityandmakingcharitabledonationsto
needypeople.
Insum,aslongassomeoneunderstandssuccessasanabilitytoturnintorealitysomeofhis
dreamsandgoals,hewillhavetoworkhardbecausehewillneedmoney.Andhischancestoearn
thatmoneywillremarkablyincreaseifhecouldgraduatefromacollegeandmakeacareer.Allof
thesethingsaresimplynotpossiblewithouthardwork.Luckhasnoplaceinsuchaschemeof
events.
(EssayID:
71)
Topic:
10
ThereisahumoroussayinginEnglish–“Thegrassisalwaysgreenerontheothersideofthe
valley”.Thesayingisusedironicallytopointoutthatthereisatemptationinusalltoinsistthat
othersaremorefortunatethanweare.Thisisnowheremoretruethanonthequestionofluckand
hardwork.Whenfacedwiththe“badtimes”,weoftenfindcomfortintheideathatweare
specialinourdegreeofmisfortune.Ifeelthatsuchanattitudeisnegative,andthatitcanbring
onlyfurthermisfortune.
Manyfamouslysuccessfulpeoplehavebegunfromsmallorigins.Maowasthesonofa(modestly
prosperous)peasant;theexplorerCaptainCookwassopoorthat,asachild,hehadtoworkby
dayandstudybynight;manyoftheaffluentAmericansoftodayarethechildrenofthepoor
immigrantsofyesterday.Beethoven,itshouldberemembered,becamedeafbeforetheendofhis
career.Therearemany,manymorepeoplewhohavealsomadegenuine,thoughJessspectacular,
successesagainsttheodds.
Withinhisownterms,apersonwhoisbornintopovertyinIndiaisagreatsuccessifhemanages
toownahouseinlaterlife.Povertycannotbereducedbymerelycomplainingandblaming
others:
nomatterhowguiltyotherpeopleare,eachindividualmustreachouttosuccessfor
himself.Indeed,someeconomistsbelievethattheworldoperatesbywhattheycall“theruleof
thejungle”.Theybelievethatineconomicsapersona1waysattemptstogainprofitfromhis
neighbor:
thatgiventhechancethepoormanwouldquicklymakehimselfrichbytradingtohis
ownadvantage.
Also,itispresumptuoustojudgeanotheraccordingtohisorherapparentfortune.Nomancan
evertrulyunderstandthesufferingsofhisneighbor.Amanwhoappearscomfortablyrichmay
havesufferedelsewhereinhislife-throughthedeathofalovedone,forexample.Retired
businessmenhaveoftenworkedlonghoursintheiryouth.Surely,itmustbewisertorespect
achievementthantodenythatanyonehasachievedgoodintheworld.
Torelyonnotionsofluck-tobelievethatlifeisakindoflottery-isanattempttoescapereality.
Paradoxically,theonlytimeapersoncanclaimthatluckismoreimportantthanworkiswhenhe
reflectsonhisownsuccess.Becauseofthatmodesty,thegreatmanthenbecomesevengreater.
(EssayID:
486)
Topic:
27
Iagreethatpeopleshouldsometimesdothingsthattheydon'tenjoydoing.Thisisabasicpartof
beinganadult.Plus,somethingsthataren't"fun"arestillgoodforusinthelongrun.
Takepersonaltasks.Whoenjoysgoingtothedentist?
Veryfewpeopleenjoyhavingtheirannual
check-upwiththedoctor.Notalotofpeopleenjoychangingtheoilintheircarormowingtheir
lawns.Theseareallthingswedobecausewehaveto,notbecausewewantto.Werealizethat
takingcareofourphysicalhealthisthesensiblethingtodo.Weknowthatifwedon'tchangethe
oilinourcars,ourcarswon'trun.Weunderstandthatgrassgrowsandifwedon'tmowit,our
lawnswilllookliketropicalforests.
Professionaltasksareanotherpartofthesameequation.Noonelikestobestuckwithaboring
assignmentortobetoldwehavetoworkwithsomeonenooneelsegetsalongwith.Sometimes
wehavetoputupwithunfaircriticismfromasupervisororresentmentfromthosewesupervise.
Ifwe'reinmanagement,wemayhavehadtheunpleasanttaskofhavingtofiresomeone.Noneof
thesearefunthings.Unfortunately,they'reallpartofearningaliving,somethingthemajorityof
adultshavetodo.
Ontheotherhand,sometimesdoingsomethingwedon'tenjoydoingcanleadtoenjoyment.
Simplybytryingitagain,wemaydecidewelikedoingit.Forinstance,wemayhaveconvinced
ourselveswehatetodance.Weagreetogotoaclubonlytopleasesomeoneelse.Yet,forsome
reason,thistimeweenjoydancing.We'vebeencheatingourselvesofenjoymentwithouteven
knowingit.Thesamecanbetrueoftryingnewfoodsorgoingtoanewtypeofmuseum.
Doingwhatwedon'tenjoydoesn'talwayshavetobeabother,doesit?
It'sjustpartoflife.
(EssayID:
110)
Topic:
40
Idostronglysupporttheideathatweshouldkeeptryingandneverstopworkingforourgoals.I
thinkthisisthemostimportantthingthatcanhelpustoachieveourgoals.Ibelievethat
everybodymeetsmanyobstaclesintheirlivesbeforeachievingtheirgoals.Ihavelearnedthe
biographyofsomefamouspeopleinthepast.Ifoundthatalmostallofthemperseveredthrough
enormoushardshipsinordertoreachtheirgoals.Inthisessay,Iwillgiveyouanexampleofthe
attemptofagreatinventoroftheworldnamedThomasEdison.
IamquitesurethateverybodyknowsThomasEdison.Hemademanyinventionsduringhis
lifetime.Accordingtohisbiography,itstatesthathealwaysmetobstaclesinordertoinvent
something.However,hestillkepttryinginordertomeethisgoals.Ipersonallythinkthatthisis
themostimportantthingthatmadehimreachhisgoals.Somescientistssaidthatitwasimpossible
toinventsomethingsuchaselectriclightandmovieprojector.However,hecouldmakethem
success.Inmyopinion,thegreatestinventionofEdisonwaselectriclight.Ihavelearnedthathe
gotmanyhardshipsandfailures,buthenevergaveup.Hespentabouttwoyearstoachieveit.He
usedtosaythathissuccessescamefromhardworkingmorethanluckorfate.
Inconclusion,Ibelievethateveryonecannotachievetheirgoalsiftheyalwaysgiveupwhenthey
meettheobstaclesandhardships.Ithinkthatwehavetotrytosolvetheproblemswewillmeet.I
amquitesurethatwecandoeverythingsuccessifweareconfidentthatwecandoitandnever
giveitup.
(EssayID:
125.SampleessayprovidedbyErinBillyofwww.TestM)
Topic:
40
"Never,nevergiveup"meanstokeeptryingandneverstopworkingforyourgoals.Ithinkit'sa
verygoodpieceofadviceforallofus.
Neverstopworkingforyourgoalsdoesn'tmeanyoumustbesuccessful;itdoesn'tevenmeanthat
youmustachieveyourgoal,butit'sveryimportanttokeepitinyourmind.
Youwanttobeagreatbasketballplayer,butyouare1,60mtall;youwanttobeagreatpianist,
butwhatyouhavestudiedintheuniversitywasphysics;youwanttoestablishyourown
company,butyouarejustaclerkinasmallcompany.Theseexamplesareverycommoninour
reallives.
Thereareenoughunfavorableconditionswhichmakeourlivesdifficult,butwhatimportantforus
istomakeeffortstowardsyourgoaloryourdream.Ifyouhavegivenyourbestforyourgoalor
yourdream,whetheryousucceedornot,atleastyouwon'tleaveanyregretinyourlife.What's
more,whoknows,whatwillhappeninthenext10years?
Youmightnotbeafamousbasketballplayer,butyoucouldbecomeagoodplayerinthe
basketball-teamofyourschool.Youmightnotbeagreatpianist,butyouplaythepianover