according to contributors personal development ch.3 , we try to cover all topic with examples

1. NAME ENROLLMENT NUMBER
PATEL JAIMIN 150780107029
PATEL JEET 150780107030
PATEL SHVET 150780107047
Guided by : V.M.MODI Sir

2.  A vision is an idea of the future; it is an image, a
strongly felt wish.
 When we say that a leader has vision, we refer to
the ability to see the present as it is and formulate
a future that grows out of and improves upon the
present.
 For leaders, a vision is not a dream; it is a reality
that has yet to come into existence.

3.  Success has different meanings for each of us. For
one person it could be a general sense of
happiness.
 Another might think of success as meaning
making a lot of money and accumulating wealth.
 But actually success means
“ACCOMPLISHMENT OF DESIRED WISH"

4.  Contributors have a deeper and wider definition
of success than Non-contributors.
 While Non-contributors define success in terms of
material success, achievement, external impact,
etc.
 But for contributor success means not only
external rewards but also deep inner fulfilment

5. MEANING OF
SUCCESS IN
CONTRIBUTOR’S
LIFE
Personal
fulfillment
Development
of self-
esteem
Ongoing
development
of personal
capabilities
MEANING OF SUCCESS IN
CONTRIBUTOR’S LIFE

6. Contributors are able to deepen and widen this
definition of success to include:
 Personal fulfillment
 Development of self-esteem
 Ongoing development of personal capabilities, etc.

7. • EXTERNAL SUCCESSNON-
CONTRIBUTOR
• EXTERNAL SUCCESS
+
• INTERNAL SUCCESS
CONTRIBUTOR

8.  For non contributor the current vision of career is always some
form of external growth – whether it is growth in money terms,
bank balance, position, respect, fame, etc.
 These are external growth parameters on which success is
measured.
 As a contributor, the thing to do is to add one more measure.
 “Is there an inner growth corresponding with the outer growth?
Is my inner capacity to contribute, my inner strength, my inner
vision of self, my inner sense of being – all growing consistently
with my outer growth?”

9. Student-A is concerned only with
getting good marks to come first in
class and get new cycle from his
parents. He is marks oriented and so
he always ends up with chaos.
Student-B wants to know her own
capability and wants to learn her
course well so she worked hard for
exam. She got internal success as
well as external success too.
A B

10. •Steve Jobs started with an idea and an
empty garage and built a firm worth
$350 billion.
•Jobs was mostly interested in creating
products that enrich lives.
•Apple didn't just invent cool new
gadgets (the iPod, the iPad, the iPhone).
It invented new ecosystems — iTunes,
Apps that offered a lifeline to struggling
established industries as well as
immense opportunities for upstart
entrepreneurs.
•Jobs's greatest and most useful
example lies not in what Apple has
done for shareholders, but in what it
has done for other industries,
companies, and individuals.
Simplicity with Style

14.  “I give least importance to being Number one. I consider myself
to be fortunate in this position and would like to contribute to
nation building in some way.”
 “I dream India of becoming a great economic superpower.”
 “We can prove to the world that India can do it. That Indians are
not afraid of competition. That India is a nation of achievers.”
 “We must forge a new partnership for a great India. A strong and
constructive partnership between industry, government and
society.”

15. In this Bollywood
movie we can
consider the
character “Rancho”
as a real contributor
on the other side the
character “Chatur”
as a non-contributor.

17.  Studying above all we can conclude that if we are
trying our best to achieve internal success ,
external success will automatically come to us.
 And if on the other side we are just trying to get
only external success then our growth rate will
become very slow and will never reached to the
top position. Also we will surrounded by
limitations which is form by us only.