Never give up, even if success takes decades of hard work. Frank McCourt taught in New York City for many years before publishing his memoir "Angela's Ashes" about growing up in poverty in Ireland, which won him international fame and the Pulitzer Prize. While success later in life can be just as satisfying, McCourt was surprised by his achievements and says that his fundamental character did not change, despite his newfound recognition. Success requires persevering through setbacks with determination over many years.
Never give up, even if success takes decades of hard work. Frank McCourt taught in New York City for many years before publishing his memoir "Angela's Ashes" about growing up in poverty in Ireland, which won him international fame and the Pulitzer Prize. While success later in life can be just as satisfying, McCourt was surprised by his achievements and says that his fundamental character did not change, despite his newfound recognition. Success requires persevering through setbacks with determination over many years.
Never give up, even if success takes decades of hard work. Frank McCourt taught in New York City for many years before publishing his memoir "Angela's Ashes" about growing up in poverty in Ireland, which won him international fame and the Pulitzer Prize. While success later in life can be just as satisfying, McCourt was surprised by his achievements and says that his fundamental character did not change, despite his newfound recognition. Success requires persevering through setbacks with determination over many years.
There are stories we hear about people becoming an
overnight success. Of course, it often took them decades of anonymous hard work to get there. Regardless, success never stops satisfying. Far success at a younger age. high school students. He dabbled in writing himself. But he’d never published anything. Central to who he was as a person was his experience growing up within his family in his small Irish hometown. It was a life of great sadness, surrounded by poverty and alcoholism, but it was The result was a book that won millions of readers and the Pulitzer Prize. Frank leaped from total obscurity to international fame. from losing its power, success late in life is every bit as satisfying as Frank McCourt taught writing and literature to New York City not without its humor and absurdity. Retired from the classroom, Frank committed himself to putting that story on paper. Angela’s Ashes, don’t have time to get a bloated ego. God knows, I’ve taken time off, gone into a corner and said, ‘OK, ego: bloat!’ And it won’t.” was associated with a more optimistic outlook on life in 31 percent of people studied, and with greater life satisfaction in 42 percent of them. “It’s all a big surprise to me, all a big adventure. And I don’t know where I’m going. It’s a series of shocks,” he says. “But it hasn’t changed me in any fundamental way,” he adds. “I The capacity to continue trying despite repeated setbacks.