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Different cultures have varying approaches to achievement from "summary" of Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell
In Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell explores the idea that different cultures have unique perspectives on achievement. He delves into the ways in which cultural values, norms, and beliefs can shape individuals' approaches to success. Gladwell illustrates this concept through various examples, such as the comparison between Western and Eastern attitudes towards effort and intelligence. He highlights how Western societies tend to emphasize individualism and self-reliance, while Eastern cultures prioritize collective harmo...
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