Introduction
Failure in any person's life - who seeks success - is only a passing stage. We find in everywhere, someone who had suffered the failure in his life. Someone failed in his marriage, lost his job, or failed to pass the exam. We will find many people become frustrated, depressed, and pessimistic about the failure of their lives. However, the great person will resist, patient and bear all these failures and difficulties facing him until he achieves whatever he wishes and reaches the glory that he seeks. Reading the stories and biographies of the great and successful people inspire us a lot. It evolves our ambition and raises our optimism. We will find it fun and exciting when we see their stories and the summary of their experiences. How they lived and how they reacted to the difficulties and obstacles they faced in their lives, which were filled with adventures, struggle and amazing lessons! These great stories will teach us things that we will never learn from school or home.

Isaac Newton (1642 – 1726)
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Newton is second most influential people in human history according to Michael Hart, the American astrophysicist. Isaac was born (prematurely) after 3 months of his father's death. There were concerns for his survival. At age 3, his mother remarried, leaving him under the care of her mother. At age 12, he joined The Grantham Kings School, where he was not reconciled. In October 1659, his mother had widowed again. She had to take him out of school to run the farm, but he failed miserably and went back to studying.
In 1661, he attended Trinity College in Cambridge. Unfortunately, he was forced to leave Cambridge - after getting a bachelor degree - (1665-1667) because of the plague. He spent 18 months in studying and setting up the foundations and theories such as gravity, motion laws, optics, calculus, and the behavior of light. In 1669, he was appointed as Mathematics Professor and had retained his cha...