On page 178 of our textbook, the
following question is asked: “How much
are you responsible for your success?”
On pages 190-191 another question is asked:
“How easy is it to change [your]
social class?” What are your answers to these questions?
How do these questions intersect with
one another?
I doubt that making tremendous amount
of money equals success. However, the article seems to mean that
money equals success. I think I am responsible for any kind of
success. I have to work hard and at the same time looking for
opportunities for me to success, and I better do well once the
opportunities come. But I'd not claim that I could succeed by myself,
there must be other people helping me somehow or probably the God is
helping me too even though I am not a religious person. I think it is
hard to change social class, because people are living in the social
class their entire life. It is hard and uncomfortable for them to try
to move up. Once they feel the discomfort, they'd rather stay in
their social class. I think a strong will is required to be success
and to change social class, because there will be a lot of problems
to face and a lot of struggles.
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