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The image displays a bar graph titled "Factors motivating people to succeed," listing motivations with associated percentages: Fear of failure 60%, Envy/jealousy 40%, Rivalry 45%, Personal satisfaction 75%, Family pressure 65%, Peer pressure 30%, Ambition 50%, Money 55%, Pressure from society 50%, Desire for material things 55%, Feeling inadequate 35%.
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Overall, the graph shows that internal factors for achievement are significantly more powerful than external factors, as evidenced by the number of factors accounted for.
Personal satisfaction and ambition are the leading factors in motivating people to succeed, accounting for 80%. Next, family pressure hails at around 70% whereas pressure from society falls just below at 60%. Furthermore, rivalry, together with the desire for material things, stand at 50%.
In contrast, money and peer pressure only amount to approximately 45% with feeling inadequate dropping to about 32%. Envy amounts to 30% and fear of failure, the back marker, holds just about 25%
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