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    1. While society often values height, true potential comes from skills, not physical attributes. Both tall and short people deserve recognition based on their abilities, not height. We all work to improve our skills. 2. Being willing to fail is important for improvement, as seen in sports. We should accept criticism to better ourselves, as setbacks provide motivation. Progress happens gradually, so we must keep trying our best. 3. A successful person is distinguished not by strength or knowledge alone, but particularly by their will and passion to achieve goals. Strength and knowledge come through willingness, so an indomitable will is the main driver of success.

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    1. While society often values height, true potential comes from skills, not physical attributes. Both tall and short people deserve recognition based on their abilities, not height. We all work to improve our skills. 2. Being willing to fail is important for improvement, as seen in sports. We should accept criticism to better ourselves, as setbacks provide motivation. Progress happens gradually, so we must keep trying our best. 3. A successful person is distinguished not by strength or knowledge alone, but particularly by their will and passion to achieve goals. Strength and knowledge come through willingness, so an indomitable will is the main driver of success.

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    PT 2.1 & 2.2

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    1. While society often values height, true potential comes from skills, not physical attributes. Both tall and short people deserve recognition based on their abilities, not height. We all work to improve our skills. 2. Being willing to fail is important for improvement, as seen in sports. We should accept criticism to better ourselves, as setbacks provide motivation. Progress happens gradually, so we must keep trying our best. 3. A successful person is distinguished not by strength or knowledge alone, but particularly by their will and passion to achieve goals. Strength and knowledge come through willingness, so an indomitable will is the main driver of success.

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    Performance task 2.

    1. "It's not how tall you are, it is how good you are" - Marv Dumphy

    In our society today being tall means that you have a lot of hidden potential in you. You
    gained a lot of compliments from other people for having a good height and there's
    nothing wrong about that. But we all need to understand that height don't matter if you
    don't have skills. Tall or short, people needs to get the recognition they deserved. We've
    all been living to achieve greatness and to cement our legacy that is why we're honing
    our skills to perfection, being tall or short have their own advantages and disadvantages
    that is why we train to improve our own skills.

    2. "You have to be willing to fail, to improve" - Al Scates

    This quotation or philosophy is basically one of the most clichés in the field of sports.
    This specifically means having sportsmanship in a specific sport you are playing. On the
    other hand, it also tells that in everything we do or practice in a specific sport, we should
    be willing to fail, discriminate by others for us to improve ourselves because we can
    never neglect the fact or the reality that reverse motivation is one of the biggest
    inspiration for us to do and pursue more in life. This also a lesson to consider that life
    indeed is like a bicycle, to keep your balance, you must keep moving -- always do our
    best in every field we do because we do not notice that we are improving from time to
    time.

    3. "The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not
    a lack of knowledge, but rather a lack of will" - Vincent T. Lombardi

    When it comes to my stand and perspective, a successful person is a person who is


    capable of making critical, bold decisions to reach his desired goals. Moreover, it is also
    is the ability to do personal, professional, and life goals. On the other hand, the main
    formula for me to meet SUCCESS is not the strength nor the knowledge but the passion
    and will to achieve my goals in life. Because my will and passion will serve as my fuel to
    ignite myself to do more, live more and pursue more in life. Lastly, we cannot deny the
    fact the for us to gain strength and enough knowledge, we should be more than
    WILLING.
    Performance Task 2.2

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