Achivements Flashcards

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What is a goal?

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An objective or result that you wish to achieve in the future.

Example: My goal is to pay off my mortgage before my 35th birthday.

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What is a lifelong or burning ambition?

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Something that you have always wanted to do or achieve, or that you have a passionate and uncontrollable desire to accomplish.

Example: It has been my lifelong ambition to travel around the world alone.
I’ve always had a burning ambition to climb to the top of Mt Everest.

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What is a setback?

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Something that delays or stops you from making progress.

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What is a hurdle?

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A problem that you must overcome in order to accomplish something.

Example: Mike had to overcome many hurdles before finally achieving his goal.

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What is a hardship?

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A difficult condition or situation that is hard to endure.

Example: Joe endured many hardships in his youth, such as poverty and poor health.

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What is motivation?

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The desire to achieve a goal.

Example: Luke’s teachers complained that he lacks motivation and doesn’t work very hard.

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What is determination?

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The persistent commitment and effort towards achieving a goal, especially in the face of challenges.

Example: I admire Tom’s determination to succeed in everything he does.

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What is resilience?

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The ability to recover and adapt after encountering difficulties or setbacks.

Example: Jane has shown a lot of resilience after the hardships she has endured.

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What is a stepping stone?

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Something that helps you make progress towards achieving a goal.

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What is a breakthrough?

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An important event or discovery that helps you make progress or improve a difficult situation.

Example: John called me to report that he had made a breakthrough in his research.

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What is an accomplishment?

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Something that you have achieved and are proud of.

Example: Lara is very modest and rarely talks about her accomplishments.

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What is a dream come true?

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When something that you have hoped for for a long time finally happens.

Example: Working with my favourite actor was a dream come true for me.

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What does it mean to pursue a dream?

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To make efforts towards achieving something you have always wanted.

Example: Ben is currently pursuing his dream of cycling across North America.

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What does it mean to face something?

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To confront a difficult reality or situation.

Example: Max has had to face some difficult problems during the course of his career.

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What does it mean to attempt to do something?

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To make an effort to do or achieve a particular task.

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What does it mean to deal with a problem or difficult situation?

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To take action towards solving them.

Example: She had to deal with an unexpected power outage during her presentation.

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What does it mean to succeed in doing something?

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To manage to achieve the desired result in a task you’ve been trying to do.

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What does it mean to pull something off?

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To succeed in doing something difficult or dangerous.

Example: Although they had planned the robbery carefully, the men were unable to pull it off.

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What does it mean to achieve or fulfil a goal, ambition, or dream?

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To accomplish something that you have been trying very hard to do.

Example: Lucy has finally achieved her goal and reached her ideal weight.

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What does it mean to believe in yourself or somebody else?

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To be confident that you or they can achieve something.

Example: My parents have always believed in me and told me I was capable of great things.

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What does it mean to overcome a problem or hurdle?

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To manage to recover from a difficult situation.

Example: After months of hard work, she finally overcame the financial hurdles and managed to save her business.

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What does it mean to persevere or never give up?

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To keep trying to do something despite the difficulties you might face.

Example: I realise the course is difficult, but I hope you will persevere and complete the year.

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What does it mean to push yourself?

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To continuously force yourself to do something difficult to achieve a result.

Example: Jim is unlikely to stop pushing himself until he achieves his goal.

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What does it mean to exceed expectations?

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To achieve better results than you or other people expected you to.

Example: Matt exceeded everyone’s expectations and graduated from school with honours.