A biologist known for his Theory of Evolution, Charles Darwin once said, “It is not the strongest of the species who survive, not the most intelligent, but those who are the most adaptive to change.” This semester in Professor Lowenkron’s English 1013 course, our community was our sources a collection of figures who have achieved various types of success, from defining success to relating each key to success to the Pearl Jam to the community of successful people. Therefore, the attitude of the people makes the community. By examining the definition of success and seeing how success is attained from the band Pearl Jam’s dynamic success, we see that it takes time and a lot of effort to achieve success. This is important because making a positive …show more content…
These keys are hard work, dedication, and honesty. Hard work means performing an action by demonstrating our powerful and strong execution. Indeed, people work hard for multiple reasons, such as they want to have a better life, improve the community, and influence the people. For example, a group of the Student Government Association will be hosting an event regarding the Fall Fest. The members work extremely hard every day to make sure they’ll provide a nice, decent, and fun event for everyone. After the event, the SGA will field multiple criticisms from people that attended on how the event turns out. These criticisms mainly focus on negativity like how terrible the food is, the music, and the activities. They can be dealt with by following on hard work first. Also, dedication means not to give up no matter how difficult the situation. Having both dedication and a passionate mindset will immediately create a suitable foundation for success. As a real-life scenario, a single teen mother that balances her liabilities as a single parent and as a student at the same time. Throughout the challenging moment of her life, she didn’t hesitate on giving up her education. Under the circumstance, it made her stronger and boost her dedication to finish school. As well as, Pearl Jam’s dedication to re-evaluating the band by the newest member Matt Cameron. He was the former drummer of …show more content…
It comes with difficulties along the way and in some cases, you will end up choosing either one. During Pearl Jam’s career, multiple events occurred that caused them to re-evaluate who they were and their goals: The “Birth of No” from the MTV Singles release party, The “Birth of Us” from their fight with Ticketmaster, and the “Birth of What” from the Roskilde Fest Incident. First, the birth of No began when the organizer wanted the band to perform live, regardless of the situation. Stone notes that they had to realize that there would always be one more thing asked for them. They had to learn to say “No!”. Pearl Jam found out that the MTV added an additional performance, which led to what Stone called the birth of no. Second, the birth of Us occurred when the Pearl Jam took legal action suing Ticketmaster for selling expensive concert tickets. According to the band’s, testimony from the Justice Department majority of their supporters certainly cannot afford to purchase a ticket due to their financial status. Third, the birth of What come about when a tragedy occurs in Roskilde Festival in Denmark. Nine people were crushed under the surge of a stampede during Pearl Jam’s concert performance. Occasionally after all of the difficulties, the band Pearl Jam remains at ease and focused on their career. The band members didn’t allow the commotion to destroy and stop their career. Instead, it made the band