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Resilience:the Nexus Between Success and Failure

The lives of Robertson, Bryan and Roosevelt are an object lesson on how resilience can make the difference between success and failure.

1.Sir William Robertson(1860 – 1933 ):The first and only British soldier to ever rise from the rank of a Private to become a Field Marshal.

2.William Jennings Bryan ( 1860 – 1925 ): This American lawyer and politician was trounced at the 1896,1900 and 1908 Presidential elections and later became a Secretary of State in the government of Woodrow Wilson( 1913 – 15.) He was a brilliant orator, social reformer and an international advocate of peace. He was the prosecutor of the famous Dayton ( Ohio ) trial of 1925.

3.Franklin Delano Roosevelt ( 1882 – 1945 ):In 1920, he was unsuccessful in his bid to become America’s Vice President. The following year, he was stricken with infantille paralysis (polio) but was lucky to recover and re-enter public life becoming the Governor of New York in 1929. He was the first American to serve as US President for more than two terms.

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