历年托福考生优秀范文155篇八十一

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I fully agree with the claim that there is no correlation between success and luck. Moreover, I  
1 \' e. s/ }( p  D! o1 i; Punderstand success to refer to one’s ability to achieve the predominant part of his goals in his  
$ E& ^8 L5 x' ]' S% F! T* Olifetime, which in turn leads to a correlation between success and income since the  
# Q8 F2 L. d, N3 O- `accomplishment of such a natural goal as to provide a good future for your loved ones demands the means. What is the simplest and most lawful way to earn enough to consider yourself a  
+ P) m" b1 ]5 {successful person? To receive a good education and to find a good job. Both receiving an  
education and making a career presuppose one’s readiness to work hard, and success without hard work is simply not possible for the vast majority of the world’s population. The reasons and  
examples listed below will strengthen my point of view.  
5 D2 b8 \9 n7 H, F4 s- E1 YFirst of all, considering an education and a career as key factors of success, one will choose to  
pursue a degree from a college or a university. One wishing to be admitted to the university will  
have to take several tests. It is doubtful that someone will be so lucky that knowing nothing, he  
could pass the test with a high score. A low score means failure, and that test taker will not likely  
1 X  E* A, N& |1 g* t3 ?be admitted. Therefore, in order to be successful, one should prepare for the tests and work hard,  
& |" b0 W( T+ N0 C' lbecause a good education will provide him with a good job and an opportunity to accomplish  
some of his goals and dreams. In my lifetime, I have never met a person who could graduate from a college without working hard.  
Secondly, it is impossible to make a career if one is indolent and lacking knowledge, at least in  
developed countries. Luck plays no role in achieving this success. Even if someone was  
unbelievably lucky enough to become a manager not being qualified enough, he will be asked to  
resign in the near future because of his inability due to lack of knowledge and experience to make  
right decisions. For instance, I used to work for a very small company owned by a friend. This  
/ C4 S5 F4 _2 y. Q* k) ]# j$ ?; Lcompany was later closed because of bankruptcy. The cause of bankruptcy was wrong strategies  
% s, n1 K: ?% a& h# w  t0 o# Pand decisions made by the owner. After the failure, he went to a university and worked for  
another company so that he could obtain experience and become a successful businessman.

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Nowadays, he considers himself a successful person because he had turned into reality his two  
: u" _0 {4 v4 I: ~+ G4 |8 M/ ?biggest dreams of producing consumer goods of high quality and making charitable donations to  
needy people.  
  
In sum, as long as someone understands success as an ability to turn into reality some of his  
dreams and goals, he will have to work hard because he will need money. And his chances to earn  
; w- V! `+ h0 zthat money will remarkably increase if he could graduate from a college and make a career. All of  
these things are simply not possible without hard work. Luck has no place in such a scheme of  
6 W# o- n; H. J4 Y$ n+ T3 L% e2 G( Eevents.