2. Be a Giver
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Matthew Herper, writer of the Forbes Magazine article, talks in the following video about some of the things he learned about Bill Gates and his charitable work. Watch it and answer the questions.
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He is interested in vaccines
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What he does in charity relates to his previous work
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He is talking about saving lives
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They are making money
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Match the phrases in each column to make complete sentences from the video. Write the number.
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Truly generous people are often successful in life. Not just at work or in the community, but in their personal lives as well. One striking find in a research report was the beneficence of Nobel laureates. In general, when a scientific paper is published, the author who did the most is listed first. There are exceptions to this, and this can vary from field to field. But Nobel laureates are first authors of numerous publications early in their careers, but quickly begin to give their junior colleagues first authorship. And this happens far before they receive the Nobel Prize… By their forties, Nobel laureates are first authors on only 26 percent of their papers, as compared to their less accomplished contemporaries, who are first authors 56 percent of the time. Nicer people are indeed more creative, more successful, and even more likely to win Nobel prizes.
Source: http://time.com/18659/the-five-paths-to-being-the-best-at-anything/
