We define success as accomplishment of an aim. The accomplishment could happen without setback, but development will be lacked. In his early years, Tom struggled with average grad and an introverted personality. He overcame his weak points to be a successful person in his life and job.
Starting by the first success he did which is from middle grades in the school, withdrawn in the beginning of the college, and shifting major from math to economics to doing well in economics major and achieved MBA. Second success is changing his personality from introvert to socially. He became the president of fraternity by the end of senior year. The third success is clear in his business. He received promotion after twenty months from getting his job, while working at Procter and Gamble. Getting promotion quickly emphasizes his success. Having a call from McKinsey and put him in “look up file” that means McKinsey Company has heard about him and his accomplishment. In addition, he received offer from Marriott. Bill Marriott asked him to figure out the problem they got in their business with general manager. Finally, he made up his own Strategic Planning Skills that is part of his success as he pretended; he usually uses these strategies to hire people. He looks for people who can simplify complex problem in the business, who can do business from a marketing perspective, and who are very practical person, aggressive and team oriented. Tom always looks for a job that gives him more opportunity to learn. He does not like routine tasks.
Tom describes himself as a serious and aggressive person. Our perspective about Tom and his wife Judy is that, they tried to establish the success in their life by using “we” and “our” instead of “I” and “you” in their relationship. Judy believes in merging the needs of each spouse is the hardest success in the life. According to Judy while describe