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Succeed through Studying Biographies

You can learn much from studying the life stories of famous or interesting people. You can examine personality traits, outside influences, events in their lives and work techniques and then apply them to your own life. Studying the lives of the successful can give you insight on the processes used, as well as to inspire you to also become a champion.

There is a need for people who can think logically and apply the lessons learned from others. Your knowledge and skills in this area can help you excel in life, advance your career or improve your business.

The purpose of these free online lessons is to give you a start at learning through studying biographies. If you have any questions, send us an email.

Contents

Why Study Biographies?

People in Science

Benjamin Franklin

Publishing Years - to Age 40

Science Years - Ages 40 to 50

Statesman Years - after Age 50

Resources on Franklin's Life

Reader Feedback on Franklin

Thomas Edison

Years to Age 40

Years after Age 40

Lessons Learned from Edison's Life

Resources on Edison's Life

Reader Feedback on Edison

Nikola Tesla

Birth to Age 40

Age 40 to Death at 87

Resources on Tesla's Life

Reader Feedback on Tesla

George Westinghouse

Alfred Nobel

People in Politics

Winston Churchill

Early and Journalist Years (Birth - Age 29)

Statesman Years (Ages 30 - 59)

Glory Years (Ages 60 - 69)

Final Years (Ages 70 - 90)

Resources on Churchill

Reader Feedback on Churchill

The Strange Life of Lee Harvey Oswald

Childhood

Adventure Years

The Assassination

People in Writing

Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain)

Birth to Age 29

Ages 30 to 39

Ages 40 to 59

Age 60 to Death at 74

Resources on Mark Twain

Reader Feedback on Twain

People in Business

King Gillette

People in ancient Greece

Archimedes

Early Years and Mathematics

Science and Later Years

Aristotle

Demosthenes

Resources

General Biography Reader Feedback

Biography Resources

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Champion a worthy cause

There are many problems in this world that need people to help in solving them.

If you see an injustice or someone in need and feel strongly about the situation, you can champion it as a cause and work to solve the problem.

Help out

Some can simply give donations to a charity, while others can get involved and participate in the solution.

When you champion a cause, you are making a difference. That is an important purpose of the
School for Champions.

Some causes that need champions include:

Haiti earthquake: How to help - A list of agencies in the Washington Post

Chile Earthquake - How to help and other volunteer opportunities

Doctors without Borders, providing aid to people whose survival is threatened by disasters or violence

Action Against Hunger, providing solutions to world hunger

CARE, a humanitarian organization fighting global poverty

There are also many agencies in your city that are looking for help.

Suggestions

This is just the start of our list. If you know of some charities or causes that need help, let us know about it.


The School for Champions helps you become the type of person who can be called a Champion.