How much grit

do you have?
Santos, Trixie Jo Q BT101
 How have you turned a
dream into a reality?
The fact is that you cannot obtain what you desire until you take action. You must have
accomplishments in order to excel in anything. When you want to do anything, you have a
dream, a vision, and a desire. It's what you'll have once you've met your financial objective.
The dream may be something like, "I want two vacation houses in tropical regions." "I want
to spend more time with my kids." "I want to establish my own business." "I want to be able
to give to a charity near to my heart." Acquiring knowledge to achieve your goal include
reading books, attending seminars and workshops, conducting internet research, aHave fun
on your journey. Everything wonderful in life needs to start with a fight.
it will never be simple, whether you attain your goal in a year or five. There will be setbacks.
Anticipate them and prepare a response. Make use of change to adapt, learn, and keep
getting closer to your goal. The path to your dreams is winding and winding.d so on.
Have fun on your journey. Everything wonderful in life needs to start with a fight.
It will never be simple, whether you attain your goal in a year or five. There will be setbacks.
Anticipate them and prepare a response. Make use of change to adapt, learn, and keep
getting closer to your goal. The path to your dreams is winding and winding.
 How have you dealt with
failure and bounced back
from it?
Failure is the best, and often the only,
way to learn important things about
yourself.
You failed because something was not operating properly. You failed because you
overlooked an important piece of information. You failed because, while you did
everything "right," it wasn't the "perfect" time in your life for you to get that
promotion, meet "the one," or reach a specific milestone.
Failure is synonymous with learning. You must be able to view each failure as a
life lesson or you will continue to make the same mistakes and nothing will
change in your life.
Recognize and accept failure. Failure, as difficult as it may be to perceive it as
anything other than something to be avoided at all costs, may be a learning
experience. Creating anything is difficult, and hurdles arise from time to time.
Success and failure do not have to be binary concepts, as long as you learn to
separate the failure from who you are as a person. When the dust has settled and
you've successfully weathered the storm, it's time to try again. To that end,
progress is "truly about developing the art of controlling your concentration and
emotions.
 Describe a project that you had to
work on for an extended period of
time and how you stayed engaged

I had to work on a project for a long time when I

had to complete all 58 tasks in two weeks before
graduating from senior high school. I kept myself
involved by concentrating on my project and
completing it all honestly. I kept motivated since
I knew it was for my grades and I needed to put
in the work. I want everything to be flawless and
completed perfectly.