Thus, the highest achievers get bullied more than high achievers, but significantly less than the lowest achievers.
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And the higher achievers are doing better while the lower achievers are doing worse.
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It happens to people who are over weight, under weight, achievers & non-achievers, old or young.
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Add the trend towards "assortative mating", when high-achievers marry other high-achievers, and the gap between elite and working-class families yawns.
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Howe advises that all high achievers (and aspiring high achievers) know what job they want two levels up from where they are now.
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One thing which separates high achievers from regular people: intention.
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"High achievers?" is not about people who made dean's list.
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High achievers develop internal skills and practices to achieve external results.
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What's more: The predator tax is not limited to high-achievers.
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We get hard workers, achievers — the editors, the publishers, the architects.
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Many high achievers from poor families don't even consider elite schools.
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A lot of young people feel this way — even high achievers.
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So how do you move into the lofty world of high achievers?
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They must have a sound credit record and be high academic achievers.
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High Achievers are people who achieve some level of greatness in life.
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There's a gentle sting instead for adults who overschedule their little achievers.
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Other high-achievers agree that setting reasonable expectations for yourself is key.
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But he has the laser focus of holy lunatics and high achievers.
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There were five achievers from eastern Europe — Moldova, Armenia, Ukraine, Montenegro and Serbia.
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The PowerShares Buyback Achievers Portfolio (PKW) exchange-traded fund moved 1.5 percent lower.
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They have also shed their image as academic achievers to avoid elitist overtones.
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It was in keeping with her upbringing in a family of high achievers.
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If today's children aren't tomorrow's achievers, this great country of ours won't endure.
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I will eagerly celebrate hard working over-achievers who learn to work together.
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Six of the achievers come from sub-Sahara Africa, the most for any region.
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They had to be high achievers, involved in their community and have financial need.
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Students with a "growth mindset" (versus a fixed mindset) are often the highest achievers.
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High-achievers benefit from slightly cheaper parking and the right to borrow more library books.
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Some of the 27 high achievers interviewed start every day with the same morning routine.
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But high-achievers, in particular, can fall into the trap of becoming a control freak.
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They represent the best of who we are — hard working, resilient and motivated high achievers.
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That's better than the 8.48 percent advance on the Nasdaq US Dividend Achievers Select Index.
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Business Insider asked readers to share the names of high achievers in the HR space.
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These women were high achievers, accustomed to knocking down barriers, not running up against them.
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Manhood Development students are typically an academic mix, including high achievers and those needing extra help.
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The relatively small State Street's SPDR S&P 500 Buyback Achievers Fund () is up 4.47 percent.
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High achievers set boundaries, according to Laura Handrick, Careers and Workplace Analyst at Fit Small Business.
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Abdoun notes that high achievers in the working world will follow through on commitments and goals.
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"Obviously great women artists have emerged, but unfortunately those are still token achievers," Ms. Reilly said.
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It should relate to everyone in the audience, not just the high achievers and Type-A's.
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Why would such impressive high achievers spend their summer nights storming through a massive SAT book?
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The report lists Apple, Google, Facebook and data center operator Switch as the IT sector's top achievers.
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The high school sweethearts had seemed so exemplary in every way — high achievers with even higher ambitions.
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The ProShares Dividend Achievers ETF (PFM), meanwhile, has returned 9.38 percent annually over the past five years.
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The qualities that make people truly exceptional achievers can't be measured solely by grades and standardized tests.
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The conventional wisdom is that morning people are high achievers, go-getters, while late risers are lazy.
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I think all high achievers … there's some kind of little demon back there driving them to achieve.
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Once again, it's not just highly educated high-achievers like Sharon who have to make these calculations, either.
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We as a society, especially so-called "high achievers," are far too concerned with accomplishments, decorations and accolades.
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Teachers are the coaches of the classroom and they too can turn ordinary groups into extraordinary high achievers.
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Reading is a daily habit commonly practiced by high achievers because it's an effective method of sharpening oneself.
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Before universities recruit high achievers, it would be a good idea to find out whether they can teach.
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They can help high achievers in need of more advanced coursework than their districts provide through other means.
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Graphics turned "Ultraviolet (Light My Way)" into a celebration of present and historical — make that herstorical — female achievers.
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They should all be replaced, and their leadership positions filled with members who rank high as bipartisan achievers.
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They used an $11,000 voucher to enroll their son in the Achievers Institute of Science, Art and Technology.
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Over the years, award shows have been created to celebrate these achievers and to inspire other young Africans.
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We&aposve featured Achievers&apos presentation "How to Lose an Employee in 10 Days" here with its permission.
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"This was a group of fairly high achievers, and Elon stood way outside the bell curve," Farooq said.
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Choose someone whose reputation will indicate that you're serious about becoming one of your industry's high achievers as well.
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Lesson Plan | Mulling on Molly: Investigating the Dangers of a Club Drug News Q's | Prescription Drugs and High Achievers
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This also lays down the foundation that will allow your children to become high achievers later in their lives.
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Have you ever wondered what kinds of habits high achievers have that allow them to stand out with management?
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Parents get sucked into obsessing about achievement because they believe that this will make their children into high-achievers.
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What it captures most evocatively and viciously is the culture of overstressed, Ivy-besotted student achievers and dumb money.
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Mr. Kalanick created a ruthless meritocracy in which high-achievers are rewarded and underachievers are shown the door — fast.
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People who burn out are often high achievers, so when their performance begins to slip, others don't always notice.
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Most of the family's friends were, like them, high achievers—publishers, writers, professors, scientists—and anti-Fascist and Jewish.
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Years ago, I worked with a couple, Janine and Dan, both high achievers in their 40s living in Philadelphia.
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You want to identify and build trust with peers and leaders who are high achievers and have a good reputation.
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The report singles out three countries that made a comeback to the achievers list this year — Mongolia, Thailand and Montenegro.
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In addition to Kenya, three other countries have been on the achievers list for eight years — Moldova, Vietnam and India.
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George's Bar pays homage to Seinfeld character George Costanza: prince of the under-achievers and chief of the socially inept.
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I'll be speaking tomorrow at the San Jose Convention Center (CA) for the first- ever National Achievers Congress http://t.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders pitches against the Leaders Believers Achievers Foundation team at the Field of Dreams baseball field on Aug.
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In the modern world of entrepreneurship and high achievers, the cult of early risers only seems to be getting bigger.
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The high achievers I spoke to come from all over the world and each have their own areas of expertise.
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The recent vigour of America's economy might make this seem less relevant—especially among high-achievers like the Northwestern students.
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Psychologist Angela Duckworth found that Olympic athletes, actors, and other high achievers shared two common traits: grit and self-discipline.
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PowerShares Buyback Achievers Portfolio top holdings include Boeing, McDonalds, General Electric, Goldman Sachs, United Technologies, Gilead Sciences and American Express.
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South Korea's capital is home to a high concentration of universities renowned for their expert research departments and high achievers.
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But even as it restratifies society, the meritocratic order also insists that everything its high-achievers have is justly earned.
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Washington, a city populated by compulsively high achievers, often holds the mantle of the fittest city in the United States.
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They're typically ridiculously high achievers and individuals whose life stories illustrate a major point the president is trying to make.
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Finally, high-achievers may make mistakes, but they always learn, adapt, and eventually succeed — they don't endlessly make the same mistakes.
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For a few — especially a set of high achievers for whom success hadn't brought happiness — that process had been nearly tectonic.
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Here, Gelb provided her top tips on how women can become and remain high achievers in all aspects of their life.
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As important, head teachers got more autonomy and added courses for high achievers—38,000 children are enrolled in International Baccalaureate programmes.
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Other countries might wish to avoid Singapore's dividing of high- and low-achievers into separate schools from the age of 12.
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As a psychologist who studies world-class achievers, I can say the reality of following your passion is not very romantic.
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The Jons, an annual award named (in an awe-inspiring fit of humility) after myself, go to tech's more dubious achievers.
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Yet according to more than two dozen high achievers, it's just a matter of being consistently focused on the right things.
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You can't earn six figures if you are paid a small salary, so high achievers gravitate toward sales jobs and entrepreneurship.
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In fact, corporate celebs may find their renown even more fleeting than other high achievers due to the stakes and scale.
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To look back at the obituary archives can, therefore, be a stark lesson in how society valued various achievements and achievers.
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There are a few programs open to high achievers from all over the city, or to children from a particular borough.
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The PowerShares Buyback Achievers Portfolio (PKW) is at least holding up with a year-to-date return of about 7.9 percent.
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Rather, it is the opportunity to promote the accomplishment on social media that is leading high achievers to publicize their feat.
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All three were popular and high achievers, known in the Raleigh area for their charitable work with the poor and homeless.
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It has its own charity fund "The Little Lebowski Urban Achievers Fund" is one of the coolest charities you've never heard of.
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He also claimed to not be the owner of the company, despite having registered the business "Bitcoin Wallets Achievers" the previous week.
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The names of the Leaders Believers Achievers team and the Iowa Starting Line were misstated in an earlier version of this post.
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The competition has never been more intense, and he will be competing against academic achievers from across the United States and overseas.
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Shefali Raina, founder of Alpha Lane Partners, finds that high achievers make a habit out of giving energy to people and projects.
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Systematic tutoring for low reading achievers, who are predominantly males, would be a way, for example, to improve boys' performance in reading.
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I do this so the worst-performing students don't feel quite so bad and the high achievers have something to strive for.
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There are a few luxe places that rise above these issues, and it's among those high achievers that Kisumé stakes its ambitions.
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Commonplace even among high-achievers and people with perfectionist tendencies, it's neither enabling nor fun — but you can get rid of it.
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In my experience some individuals are the over-achievers who are looking for stars on their foreheads and thrive on constant positive feedback.
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Many high achievers have a strong sense of discipline, which enables them to practice daily habits that set them apart from everyone else.
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The biggest buyback ETF has done the worst: Invesco's $2500 billion PowerShares Buyback Achievers Portfolio (), including U.S. stocks, is up just 2.88 percent.
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A new online survey from TD Ameritrade of 1,503 individuals in September and October found that 20 percent count as savings over achievers.
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Bloom is a member of a family of high achievers—one brother is a two-time Olympian, the other is a Harvard surgeon.
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Socio-economist Randall Bell, Ph.D., has been studying success for 25 years, analyzing the core characteristics that all great achievers have in common.
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Newsom was inspired to try meditation by observing its effect on achievers such as Kobe Bryant and Marc Benioff, who teaches the practice.
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High achievers rarely complain about their "case of the Mondays" every week or respond "I don't know" when asked what to do next.
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The goal, we are told, is to develop a Gülenist following of high achievers, incubated in our local community schools across the country.
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The world's highest achievers are ready to take you on as their pupil in this 35-lecture course featuring two hours of content.
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More than three-quarters (179.213%) of children with high math anxiety are — when tested — between normal to high achievers on curriculum math tests.
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Once you learn to shift your mindset, it's time to start making the kind of bold moves that separate high achievers from the rest.
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High achievers know that they can treat the application process as a formality because recruiters have been ordered to snap up the brightest sparks.
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As with any group of ridiculously high achievers, ethnicity and gender aren't the only markers of diversity for this year's cream of the crop.
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Research, in fact, has found that the highest achievers in any given field aren't necessarily the most talented, but those who practice the most.
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But you don't find many successful entrepreneurs, politicians, coaches, achievers of any stripe or people with disabilities who will describe themselves as risk-averse.
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But the separate classes did produce enormous, positive effects for children who were high achievers but did not qualify based on the I.Q. test.
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Maybe Your Sleep Problem Isn't a ProblemThe conventional wisdom is that morning people are high achievers and go-getters, while late risers are lazy.
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"The highest achievers got the highest rewards," according to a case study of Mr. Ghosn's early years at Nissan, which is based in Yokohama.
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Maybe Your Sleep Problem Isn't a Problem The conventional wisdom is that morning people are high achievers, go-getters, while late risers are lazy.
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Rather than reserving bursaries or scholarships for students when they arrive, universities could award them to high achievers from poor families when they leave.
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We've lost our high achievers, the next kid who's going to be neurosurgeon, and we have all these children who may now need remedial services.
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The Invesco BuyBack Achievers ETF (PKW) is down by about 4.5 percent this year, and also has trailed the S&P 500 in recent years.
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In 2009, Eddie Chung's documentary The Achievers, a common term used for self-identifying Lebowski fans, detailed the subculture and fervent fandom behind the festival.
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These over achievers are putting away 29 percent of their income compared to others, who are investing just 533 percent of their money, on average.
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MIPAD is a unique global list that identifies 200 high achievers, under the age of 40, of African descent in public and private sectors worldwide.
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I have spent the past fifteen years paying attention to the habits, mindset, rituals, processes and decision-making of high achievers who became very wealthy.
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Within a generation, research from the United States and other countries shows, integration tends to accelerate rapidly, with many children of immigrants becoming high achievers.
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I've traveled the country over the past few months and learned that there is a generation, maybe more, of traumatized high achievers, suffering in silence.
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A Smith College initiative called "Failing Well" is one of a crop of university programs that aim to help high achievers cope with basic setbacks.
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The additional resources gave England Golf the ability to support individual achievers from club to county competitions and on to national and international elite squads.
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The PowerShares BuyBack Achievers Portfolio exchange-traded fund tracks companies that have bought back at least 5 percent of their shares over the past 12 months.
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In his family of high-achievers, Alan Pean (pronounced PAY-on) is the soft-spoken and mellow middle sibling, into yoga, video games and pickup football.
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An important attribute of high achievers is the ability to compartmentalize challenges and disappointments both personally and professionally and not let outside issues affect professional performance.
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We've lost our high achievers, the next kid who's going to be a neurosurgeon, and we have all these children who may now need remedial services.
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The PowerShares Buyback Achievers ETF (PKW) has returned 11.78 percent annually over the past five years, versus 9.98 percent for the SPDR S&P 500 ETF.
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These high achievers, especially black and Hispanics, showed large increases in math and reading when placed in a class for the gifted, and these effects persisted.
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Hall of Fame coach Tex Winter, a longtime Bulls assistant, liked to say that, in one way or another, all of basketball's greatest achievers are perfectionists.
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The sociology of the meritocracy is that society is organized around a set of inner rings with the high achievers inside and everyone else further out.
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Western historians, even those who aspire to register as high achievers in the defiance of myth, have found their plans rearranged by the enduring Wilder legacy.
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I had the opportunity to shadow him and his team at National Achievers Congress, an event teaching people how to maximize their personal and professional life.
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George's Bar—named after George Costanza, prince of the under-achievers and chief of the socially inept—is a testament to 90s pop culture and kitsch.
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The Hypospadias Association, which offers support to people afflicted with the condition, tells us they have hundreds of members, many of whom are successful, high achievers.
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It was a late arrival on to the scene that ended up taking the prize, but plenty of lifetime achievers are found across the list as well.
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He currently represents Sequoia on the boards of Airbnb, DoorDash, Houzz, Humble Bundle, Kiwi, Stella & Dot and Zipline, and was previously on the Board of Achievers (HAWK).
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High achievers not only succeed on their own terms, Gelb told TODAY, but they are also able to maintain and sustain that success in a healthy balance.
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"In my own research, I have noticed a 'nerd bend' among all races, whereby high — but not the highest — achievers receive the most social rewards," Toldson said.
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South Asians, who surveys show are often not perceived as Asian, are among the highest earners and educational achievers; they are also strong supporters of affirmative action.
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For decades, many U.S. high schools have offered a range of college-level Advanced Placement courses to allow high achievers to shine above and beyond a standard diploma.
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ThePowerShares Buyback Achievers ETF (PKW) tracks a market-cap-weighted index of companies that repurchased at least 5 percent of their outstanding shares in the previous 12 months.
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"It shows that the candidate is thinking about what extra things they can do to ensure they are set up for success and are high achievers," he said.
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It seemed that the "social price" paid by the lowest-achieving black students was actually far greater than the price in popularity paid by the highest academic achievers.
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The president has long believed in the teachings of Norman Vincent Peale's midcentury self-help gospel, The Power of Positive Thinking, which promised to turn believers into achievers.
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"She eliminated the dead wood, drove out the politics, put in place compensation policies that rewarded high achievers and energized people to create great products again," he said.
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The conventional wisdom is that high achievers are go-getters; they succeed because they're eager to get out there and show others how much value they can bring.
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San Francisco-based HR firm Achievers came up with 10 of the most common ways managers alienate their employees and explained how you can avoid the same mistakes.
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Many in the band of US-based reporters are in their 20s or early 30s, roughly matching the ages of the young high achievers in the Sanders campaign.
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According to Richard St. John, who interviewed hundreds of impressive individuals for his book "The 8 Traits Successful People Have in Common," the world's highest achievers are never complacent.
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Much of the political and media coverage of this group has focused on the academically gifted, but, in terms of distance traveled, DACA's biggest success stories involve moderate achievers.
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It was, in short, a year tailor-made for The Jons, an annual award celebrating tech's more dubious achievers, named, in an awe-inspiring fit of humility, after myself.
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This Is Your Life, hosted by Michael Hyatt This is a podcast that focuses on helping overwhelmed high achievers win at work, succeed at life, and lead with confidence.
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In her work as a leadership coach, Zivkovich has observed five common characteristics that high achievers have in common, including that they are bold, adaptable, and believe in positive outcomes.
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While these funds won't give you the same exposure as investing it all in a potential highflier, they will provide some ownership of the best companies, including those high achievers.
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According to Richard St. John, who interviewed hundreds of highly successful people for his book "The 8 Traits Successful People Have in Common, " the world's highest achievers are never complacent.
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He cherishes the friends he has made and the deep conversations he has had with fellow high achievers — but also those with students who have challenged his long-held assumptions.
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She graduated from high school in 2008 with a 0003 G.P.A. from the Louisiana School for Math, Science and the Arts, a prestigious state-supported boarding school for top achievers.
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As associate director for the MBA program at Cass Business School in London, she must manage the expectations of high achievers about where their business school degree will take them.
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One of the Kabul center's high achievers was Laila Rasekh, 19, who did so well that she won scholarships first to a high school in India, and then to college.
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When high achievers from the working class to go to an elite school, it gives them a better chance of graduating and joining the middle or upper class, the study says.
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Unfortunately, as our special report in this issue sets out, the lifelong learning that exists today mainly benefits high achievers—and is therefore more likely to exacerbate inequality than diminish it.
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He&aposs asking America&aposs scientists and achievers of the world to get together to find something that will address pain that doesn&apost come with the addictive properties of opiates.
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Source: FactSet PKW tracks the Nasdaq U.S. BuyBack Achievers Index and the holdings of both are adjusted after the end of every quarter to account for changes in company share count.
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The thought of spending an evening in her company, as well as with the high achievers of Indian descent, was enough to make me go out and buy a new dress.
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Many of the high achievers Dawn works with come to her after finding their businesses in a place that is far from where they had hoped to be when starting out.
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At the time I just thought it was because I woke up too damn early in order to go workout during Real Achievers Hours, which I certainly had no business doing.
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Emphasizing top pay for top performance and generous severance for those who don't make the cut, Netflix's company culture is characterized by a cutthroat mentality that only works for the highest achievers.
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The PowerShares Buyback Achievers ETF (PKW), which tracks U.S. companies that have repurchased 5 percent or more of their outstanding shares over the past 12 months, is flat this year, underperforming the .
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Democrats have long made it an art form of guilt-tripping America's producers and achievers for their successes—insisting that what they have earned is not really theirs but stolen from society.
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On Campus, Failure Is on the Syllabus A Smith College initiative called "Failing Well" is one of a crop of university programs that aim to help high achievers cope with basic setbacks.
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According to Richard St. John, who interviewed hundreds of highly motivated and accomplished individuals for his book "The 8 Traits Successful People Have in Common, " the world's highest achievers are never complacent.
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This mind-set is worsened by the internet, in which top runners are fawned over and videos and a selfie culture can distort what healthy running even among high achievers should be.
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I've watched enough biopics to feel I possess some of the eccentricities—issues with shirt tags and sock seams and eye contact, repetitive food habits—that are the mark of singular achievers.
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The guests are typically ridiculously high achievers, people who have written particularly moving letters to the president, individuals emblematic of a point the president is trying to illustrate, or, ideally, all three.
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"I'll be speaking tomorrow at the San Jose Convention Center (CA) for the first- ever National Achievers Congress," the then-reality TV star wrote, alongside a link to the event's website, nac2012.com.
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The Jons, an annual award named (in an awe-inspiring fit of humility) after myself, celebrate tech's more dubious achievers — and hoo boy oh boy were there a lot of those this year.
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Before his business career he graduated top of his class at West Point and served five years in a cavalry unit; he retains an air of the bullish straightforwardness military high-achievers exude.
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" Here's a piece of that speech, which was later described by a journalist as leaving some feeling that she had been "condescending, preaching to a group of achievers about the need to achieve.
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And now, according to new research from scientists at Imperial College London (ICL), even those over-achievers who do get their fruit and veg fix at breakfast, lunch, and dinner aren't eating enough.
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"We need to start driving the conversation away from Arab women being subjects of segregation, or oppression ... and more towards them being enablers, achievers and go-getters," said Dubai advertising executive Nadim Ghassan.
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Conversely, an ETF that tracks high-buyback companies, the PowerShares Buyback Achievers Portfolio, has been a laggard, down nearly 6 percent for 2018 and up just 7 percent over the past 12 months.
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"We have high achievers that get stagnated and bored and are not challenged, so they leave the district," said City Councilman I. Daneek Miller, who represents largely black and middle-class southeast Queens.
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The overwhelming majority of immigrants are neither dangerous monsters nor exceptional achievers — they are ordinary people who find themselves, for a range of personal or political reasons, pulled or pushed to leave home.
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Gelb has spent thousands of hours observing clients and profiling individuals she calls "high achievers," people who choose to use their strength, energy and time to achieve things they want and know they deserve.
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" Like many of the world's highest achievers, who continually push themselves out of their comfort zones, Branson doesn't want to get complacent — or, as Systrom would say, fall into the trap of "success syndrome.
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More than 150 players attended, most of them high academic achievers and each one hoping to catch the eye of a member of Jones's staff or the more than 60 Division III coaches there.
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For Paul Starrs, who enrolled in 22017 and is now a professor of geography at the University of Nevada, the labour programme "presented a humbling, heroic and often embarrassing reality" for hitherto high-achievers.
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"High achievers will put their leaders in a better decision-making position by asking for assistance to complete a project and being honest about what they need to take on new work," Handrick says.
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Which often winds up being a self-defeating pursuit, because sleeping more actually helps us to be high achievers: It provides better mental clarity and focus, improved muscle recovery, and a stronger immune system.
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Perhaps a little superior to the one when Donald Trump dropped in on a women's empowerment panel and asked the assembled high achievers whether any of them had ever heard of Susan B. Anthony.
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A number of Lil' Herbert Arbitrage Achievers seem to have taken this advice: There are now close to two dozen sellers on Amazon who are pushing this item, as well as other Trader Joe's seasonings.
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The particular baby boomers that I have in mind are the high achievers in the knowledge economy — the corporate lawyers who helped take companies over, the bankers who created derivatives and stock buybacks, and so forth.
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So as the company continues to grow, it will be worth watching how it navigates its brand, its message and the inevitable involvement of more than the early adopting high-achievers who have used Crimson to date.
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It's in the higher executive echelons: In Sleeping With Your Smartphone,Harvard Business School leadership professor Leslie Perlow documents her successful intervention to help a team of high-achievers at Boston Consulting Group take a night off.
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On the July 19 episode of the podcast, Vox's Sarah Kliff, Matt Yglesias, and Ezra Klein talk about a paper — aptly titled "High Achievers" — out of the Netherlands that found marijuana use correlates to worse academic performance.
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But the bottom line was I had a wonderful time, made friends for life and developed a sense of confidence I never would have felt if I'd been surrounded by supercool high achievers and a sympathetic administration.
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Opinion Columnist Many high achievers, particularly women and people of color, suffer from impostor syndrome, the fear that they don't belong in the rarefied realm to which they've ascended and that they will soon be found out.
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Having helped high achievers in dozens of industries completely change careers, I've learned that as sexy as it sounds to land a "dream job" in a new industry, not everyone wants to — even if they think they do.
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One way to trade a potential resurgence in share buybacks is through the PowerShares Buyback Achievers Portfolio (PKW), which tracks U.S. stocks with a net reduction in shares outstanding of at least 5 percent in the last 12 months.
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Thanks to my research, I've identified 10 of the most common habits of High Achievers, in their order of importance: As you can see, there are many moving parts, many variables and many ingredients to becoming a High Achiever.
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High achievers who died after long and fruitful lives (Yogi Berra, Ruby Dee, E. L. Doctorow) or whose unanticipated demise (Grete Waitz, Philip Seymour Hoffman, David Carr) demanded furiously quick reporting and writing — and attention on the front page.
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Surrounding yourself with high achievers is good, and saying "yes" to opportunities is good, too, but don't feel that you need to fill your calendar, especially if you are making plans for the sake of making plans, for example.
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These women are likely to be among your organization's highest achievers and they are going to make the time, over and above their billable hour responsibilities, to participate in a labor of love that will enrich their career development.
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Studies by scholars like Caroline Hoxby of Stanford have found that the vast majority of low-income high-achievers do not apply to any selective college, possibly because of a dearth of role models or of information about opportunities.
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According to the index, 20 middle and lower-income economies that perform "significantly better" than their level of development would predict made this year&aposs list of "innovation achievers," including three for the first time — South Africa, Tunisia and Colombia.
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China plans to allocate a total of 100 billion yuan to help local authorities and state-owned firms finance layoffs in the two sectors this year and in 2017, with 20 percent of the total used to reward high achievers.
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We see this a lot in the business world: the big achievers, they have this ability to focus and get rid of all the distractions that are in our lives, left, right and center — with social media, with this, with that.
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Another Tory MP, Alan Duncan, spoke crassly when he warned that the House of Commons might soon be filled only by "low achievers", but the fear that too much transparency could put talented people off public life is real enough.
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While Jordan's official media made no mention of the case - the main daily Al Rai carried a frontpage story on the king meeting top achievers in high school exams - some Jordanians took to social media to express solidarity with Princess Haya.
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There are two ETFs that specialize in buybacks: The Powershares BuyBack Achievers Index (PKW) is comprised of U.S. securities issued by corporations that have effected a net reduction in shares outstanding of 5 percent or more in the trailing 12 months.
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The teens from Leaders Believers Achievers, dubbed LBA by Sarandon and her co-commentator, former ESPN reporter Lindsay Berra, joined about five local reporters from Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, and Waterloo — creating a makeshift opposing team that, as it turns out, played well.
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As the candidate held events in eastern Iowa alongside Sarandon and her dog, a Pomeranian-Maltese mix named Penny, the campaign arranged for teens from a local chapter of the youth group, Leaders Believers Achievers, to play in place of the national press.
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Unlike the Obama Cabinet, the Trump Cabinet is not comprised of do-nothing bureaucrats, who worked their way up the twisted, scheme-ridden Washington ladder; rather, they are doers, achievers, and leaders, who have attained the heights of greatness in their particular fields.
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With the education system already skewed, Nicolas Sarkozy tried to modernize the ENA by broadening the school's socio-economic in-take and sought to scrap the 'classement' system that allows each year's top 15 achievers to cherry pick the most prestigious posts.
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Molly and Amy's status as cross-disciplinary academic geeks (more oriented toward the humanities than math or science, but valedictorian-level achievers regardless) is a relatively traditional portrayal of nerds, though no one ever calls them that, as characters in an '80s movie might.
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In the book, they categorize people into four basic groups: What they found was that rural communities spent a lot of resources on the achievers — the kids who show promise early on, and are pushed to leave town so they can reach their full potential.
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That tilt is also clearly evident in the GOP tax plan moving through Congress, which would increase taxes on graduate students and homeowners in the most expensive real estate markets, particularly in blue states -- a list that largely overlaps with the digital high achievers.
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In a 2017 paper for the Council on Contemporary Families, men ages 18 to 25 were more likely than their older counterparts to agree with the idea that it's better for women to be homemakers and men to be achievers in the outside world.
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As protests broke out across the United States in response to Mr. Trump's move, reporters and immigrant advocates stressed that the administration's actions will hurt achievers — people who have graduated from college, people who have bought houses, people who work for high-tech companies.
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Industry veterans worried that the expansion would sap a nomination of its prestige factor, and many of the publicists and producers who had won previous best-picture fights felt particularly aggrieved, like high achievers learning that the SAT had become easier after they took it.
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And the lack of enrichment-math experiences for black and Latino students, mathematicians and educators say, makes it harder for even high achievers in good schools to compete for spots at the colleges that serve as a springboard for plum jobs in science and technology.
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For four historically triumphant years, he contended that the Connecticut women's basketball team was greater than the sum of Coach Geno Auriemma's prize recruits, a conga line of achievers that included Stewart's daughter, a once-in-a-generation talent by the name of Breanna.
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For decades, the definition of success for Asian Americans was limited to a hyper-focus on academics and extracurriculars like music instead of sports; being high achievers in fields like medicine, law, and engineering; as well as an ascension in economic status through hard work and education.
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Here were the no-hopers, the relegation survivors who, with a makeshift collection of journeymen, bargain-basement signings and unlikely over-achievers all overseen by a likeable coach that few fans wanted, downed the best and richest teams in a league dominated by a mega-wealthy elite.
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A Billionaire's Bet: The Best and Brightest, a new CNBC documentary airing this Sunday, June 22 at 10P ET/PT, follows a group of young super achievers from around the world as they embark on the one-year Schwarzman Scholars program at Tsinghua University in China.
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Along the way, he has built a reputation for taking high achievers whose standards of success are surpassed only by their fears of failing, and shepherding them with great enthusiasm to the mountaintops of their ambitions, be it qualifying for the N.C.A.A.s or making an international team.
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"The social elitism, prestige and fast-track career progression often associated with a private Ivy League education undoubtedly provides a springboard towards wealth creation and for some high achievers to attain billionaire status: Five of the top seven-ranked billionaire universities are Ivy League schools," Wealth-X reports.
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And on Friday evening, Stewart, 48, will be enshrined with a group of the sport's highest achievers in the NASCAR Hall of Fame — joining his former team owner Joe Gibbs and former teammate Bobby Labonte along with legendary crew chief Waddell Wilson and the late, multi-talented Buddy Baker.
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Learning disabilities are often designated in schools based on low academic performance, or low achievement despite a high IQ. Statistical techniques that group kids that are similar achievers, and control for all other factors, find that racial minorities are slightly less likely than whites to be given a disability diagnosis.
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For MBA students today, this lets us overlook our economy's yawning rich-poor gap and eroding upward mobility for the masses, as long as a diverse enough set of high achievers can climb the narrow ladders from top university classrooms to corner offices on Sand Hill Road or Wall Street.
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In statement on Sunday, Mr. Mitchell emphasized the school's academic rigor and said its students were "top achievers" in Brunswick County, N.C. "The Charter Day School Board is analyzing the opinion and will be meeting with counsel in the very near future to discuss their options moving forward," he said.
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In 2012, Mr. Hockney accepted an invitation from the queen to join the Order of Merit, a distinction that is shared by only 24 high achievers in the arts, sciences and public service at any one time, after a vacancy was created by the death of the painter Lucian Freud.
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Adam Grant, an award-winning organizational psychologist and a Wharton professor, documents in empirical detail how being a "giver" — that is, someone who seeks to help others — is a strategy for career success, as opposed to only "taking" from other people, which often comes back to haunt would-be high achievers.
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There is no doubt that Mr Johnson is desperate to become leader of his party: in some ways he's been running for the top job since he was in the cradle (his father, Stanley, was miffed about not being selected for a Tory seat and raised his large family to be high achievers).
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But one year in, he has settled into his life of leisure, enjoying time spent raising his daughters, making sure they never see him vegging in front of the TV. Mr. Jensen also practices an activity that for many FIRE achievers seems to be the new golf: writing a financial advice blog.
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"IP tends to affect high achievers, who ironically have had plenty of life experiences they can draw from that suggest they are highly competent people," says Nick Schubert, a research assistant and program coordinator at Canada's Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre who coauthored a 2017 study linking IP to low self-esteem.
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Dividend stocks are already well covered by ETFs, from Vanguard's Dividend Appreciation Fund (VIG) — the biggest, with $22.6 billion of assets under management — to top performers like WisdomTree Emerging Markets High Dividend Fund (DEM) and PowerShares High Yield Equity Dividend Achievers Portfolio ETF (PEY), each of which is up 21 percent year-to-date.
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The best buyback ETF, by far, is the one most divorced from U.S. tax policy: the $210 million PowerShares International Buyback Achievers Portfolio (), which is up 20063 percent this year, according to Morningstar data through April 22006, placing it way ahead of the U.S. buyback funds and also ahead of the global MSCI ACWI index.
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" Shapira sees Bezos as someone for children to emulate, and he wrote in an email that his book is aimed at helping kids "become great achievers and also find their true ability, just like the people of our generation admire pioneers such as the richest living man on the planet, Jeff Bezos of Amazon.
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By plucking the highest achievers from all over the country and encouraging them to cluster together in the same few cities, it robs localities of their potential leaders — so that instead of an Eastern establishment negotiating with overlapping groups of regional elites (or with working-class or ethnic leaders), you have a mass upper class segregated from demoralized peripheries.
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This is cause for concern given the "lean and lite" vetting used to quickly approve DACA applications: Based on the facts — rather than the myth — it seems clear the individuals who applied for, and received, DACA were not the oppressed, well-meaning, high-achievers that the media and the open-borders lobby portrayed them to be.
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"I always knew that it wasn't going to be handed to me, but I chose to hang in there because, if I left, that meant that I wasn't going to win for sure," Mr. Rand recalled in an interview for the book "Take a Lesson: Today's Black Achievers on How They Made It and What They Learned Along the Way," by Caroline V. Clarke (2001).
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Like many high-achievers, I constantly strive to push myself, be painstakingly aware of my flaws and our weaknesses, and how I can improve … This alum pointed out to me that, of course, striving to improve is necessary and this is a good orientation to have only if it is balanced with an equal ability to see my strengths, celebrate my wins, and own the value that I add.
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Relay has also seem some exits, including the sale of Achievers, a 20-year-old maker of employee engagement software that sold last year for $110 million to publicly traded Blackhawk Network; the ad tech company Millennial Media, which slipped in value following a 2012 IPO and was acquired last year by (TechCrunch parent) AOL; the smart calendar startup Tempo, acquired by Salesforce; and the video ad company mDialogue, acquired by Google.
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And your daughters need to understand that these are not the role models they should be paying attention to, that physical strength is fine, but some arbitrary standard for conventional beauty is about the least of what matters in this world -- and that Hollywood only rarely cares to tell the stories of the brainiacs, the brave girls, the nerds, the achievers, the people like, say, the "Hidden Figures" women who have made a real difference in the real world.
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" Long ago, in a galaxy not at all far away, the people of the planet Golgafrincham were divided into three groups: A, "all the brilliant leaders, the scientists, the great artists, you know, all the achievers"; B, "hairdressers, tired TV producers, insurance salesmen, personnel officers, security guards, public relations executives, management consultants" (the group that everyone else considers to be "a bunch of useless idiots"); and, C, "all the people who did the actual work, who made things and did things.
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