Achievers with No limits

This is a presentation showcasing 3 achievers who have contributed immensely for the society within their talents and interests
Ridhima Bhangay
Roll No 16
Class 9C
John Robert Wooden
John Robert Wooden is considered the
greatest NCAA basketball head coach of
all time. But many people knew him
simply as coach. On the court,
Wooden led the UCLA Bruins men’s
basketball program to an impressive
number of wins, with a 664-162 record,
and was named NCAA College
Basketball Coach of the Year six times.
Regarded as one of the best basketball
coaches of all time with 620 victories and 10
national titles, John Wooden believes that
challenging yourself and reaching your fullest
potential matters more than competing with
others.
Mark Cuban
•Mark Cuban founded video portal Broadcast.com
with fellow Indiana University alum Todd Wagner
in 1995 and sold it to Yahoo for $5.7 billion in
1999.
•Today he owns the NBA's Dallas Mavericks and
has stakes in Magnolia Pictures, AXS TV and
dozens of small startups.
•He sold stamps door-to-door as a kid and gave
disco lessons to help pay his way through Indiana
University.
•Cuban was inspired to strike out on his own when
he was fired from a software shop for closing a
$15,000 sale instead of cleaning up the store.
•He invests in mission-driven companies such as
Luminaid, which provides lighting to disaster
areas, and Mahmee, a maternal healthcare tech
company.
Ludwig Van Beethoven

Beethoven is proof that despite being

deaf you can still compose great music,
that is if you have the brain of
Beethoven. He performed before the
public for the first time playing a piano
when he was only eight years old.
He went on to study music in Vienna
under Mozart and by the time he was
in his middle twenties he was regarded
as a great pianist. How so ever while at
his peak he started losing his hearing
but instead of giving up he worked
harder. Resulting in he wrote some of
the best music ever composed while
completely deaf.