"Success Is A Sum of Small Efforts, Repeated Day in and Day Out." Robert Collier

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“Success is a sum of small efforts,

repeated day in and day out.”


Robert Collier.
You ask me what I call Success-
It is, I wonder, Happiness?
It is not wealth, it is not fame,
Nor rank, nor power, nor honoured name.
It is not triumph in the Arts –
Best-selling books or leading parts.
It is not plaudits of the crowd,
The flame of flags, processions proud.
The panegyrics of the Press
Are but the mirage of Success.
You may have all of them, my friend,
Yet be a failure in the end. By Robert William Service.
1. Success is:
the favorable or prosperous termination of
attempts ( удачное завершение усилий);
2. a person or a thing that is successful
The synonyms are:
achievement
fame
triumph

 doesn’t come

to you… to
you …
 you go to it.

 Marva Collins.
1. Would you like to be famous? Why? Why
not?
2. Does fame change people? What happens
to some of them?
3. What are the advantages and disadvantages
of being famous?
4. What are some people ready to do to
become famous?
 Write down a list of words which characterize
a successful person. Share your ideas with
your classmates. Example: We believe that a
successful person should be (shouldn’t be)…
Conditions: Traits of character:
parents ambitious
education industrious
social position creative
health hardworking
luck independent
strong character persistent
money patient
natural talent
 2. Begin with:
 If you want to succeed you should…Use
the expressions: to set goals, to work
hard, to believe in yourself, not to quit,
to have a strong will, to be talented, to
marry successfully, to graduate from a
prestigious university, etc
 Irina Kolesnikova is the prima ballerina for the St
Petersburg Ballet Theatre and has won many
Russian and ___________ prizes.
NATION
 What do you dream of becoming? Whatever it is,
you must follow your dream and never give up, no
matter what life throws in your way. That's what a
young ____________
RUSSIA
 Irina Kolesnikova is the prima ballerina for the St
Petersburg Ballet Theatre and has won many
Russian and ___________ prizes.

NATIONAL
 What do you dream of becoming? Whatever it is,
you must follow your dream and never give up, no
matter what life throws in your way. That's what a
young ____________
RUSSIAN
 woman called lrina Kolesnikova did, and now
she is the ________star in ballet today.
BRIGHT
 She has captivated audiences around the
world with her _______________
PERFORM
 as Odette and Odile in Swan Lake, Clara in
The Nutcracker, Aurora in The Sleeping
Beauty, Giselle, and many more.
 woman called lrina Kolesnikova did, and now she
is the ________star in ballet today.
BRIGHTEST
 She has captivated audiences around the world
with her _______________
PERFORMANCES
 as Odette and Odile in Swan Lake, Clara in The
Nutcracker, Aurora in The Sleeping Beauty,
Giselle, and many more.
 . She enrolled at the Vaganova School,
 but her teachers were _____________ and
made her lose faith in her beauty and talent.
KIND
 She lost all her confidence, and after
graduation she couldn't find a ballet company
to hire her. She _______by both the Kirov and
the Mussorgsky Theatres, and didn't know
what to do. REJECT
 She enrolled at the Vaganova School,
 but her teachers were _____________ and
made her lose faith in her beauty and talent.
UNKIND
 She lost all her confidence, and after
graduation she couldn't find a ballet company
to hire her. She _______by both the Kirov and
the Mussorgsky Theatres, and didn't know
what to do. WAS REJECTED
 Then_____________ , she met an old school
friend who advised her to audition
EXPECT
 for the recently formed St Petersburg Ballet
Theatre, and she was accepted
 Irina quickly rose through the ranks and word
of her talent and skill spread far and wide.
People flocked to see her when the company
toured England, Australia, South Africa, and
Japan.
 Then_____________ , she met an old school
friend who advised her to audition
UNEXPECTEDLY
 for the recently formed St Petersburg Ballet
Theatre, and she was accepted
 Irina quickly rose through the ranks and word of
her talent and skill spread far and wide. People
flocked to see her when the company toured
England, Australia, South Africa, and Japan.
 She has also won many gold and silver
medals in international____________ and she
was nominated by British critics for 'Best
Female Dancer' at London's National Dance
Awards.
COMPETE
 She has also won many gold and silver
medals in international____________ and she
was nominated by British critics for 'Best
Female Dancer' at London's National Dance
Awards.
COMPETITIONS
 Match the headings to the
paragraphs

 The performances popular


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around the world


 Awards and popularity
 The failure that led to
success
 Find the phrases in the text
 Приводить зрителей в
восхищение
 Следовать за своей мечтой
 Выиграть медали
 Терять веру в свой талант
 Собирались (толпой), чтобы
увидеть
 Отказаться от мечты
 Распространиться далеко и
широко
 Answer the questions
 What was the reason of
Irina`s losing faith in
herself?
 Who helped her to return
her confidence and make
the following step to her
dream?
 What kind of awards was
Irina nominated for?
Conditions: Traits of character:
parents ambitious
education industrious
social position creative
health hardworking
luck independent
strong character persistent
money patient
natural talent
you cannot
climb
with your hands
in the pockets.

Author unknown.
1. Write down a list of words which characterize a
successful person. Share your ideas with your
classmates. Example: We believe that a successful
person should be (shouldn’t be)… .
2. Discuss and say what a person should do to
become successful. Begin with: If you want to
succeed you should…Use the expressions: to set
goals, to work hard, to believe in yourself, not to
quit, to have a strong will, to be talented, to marry
successfully, to graduate from a prestigious
university, etc.
The definition of the word is as follows:
Fame (greatness) is the state of being widely
known or recognized.

The synonyms are:


importance
significance
recognition
“Tis a lesson you should heed,
Try, try again.
If at first you don’t succeed,
Try, try again.

William Edward Hickson.

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