A successful scientist is also successful in other activities by correlation! what do you think?
That's certainly not usually the case with many scientists (there are of course exceptions), even some of great renown in their own field, when it comes to the academic discipline of philosophy; they don't have a deep enough understanding of even the basic issues and either dismiss philosophy out of hand, or else have naive views that they think are insightful but are actually sophomoric.
One of the most important factor of success is "good attitude". The one who has it; can be good in anything.
Not universally true. People with social sciences training are better at managing social relationships and have superior social skills. Hard core scientists trained in hard sciences often cannot move in the society and have less impressive social skills.
The journey to success can seem so simple when looked upon from the outside, but even the best scientists have endured many hardships, which are often not communicated. then this success is way to achieve another activities simply
Not always this is true. Rare scientists have “universal abilities” and a very high intelligence index.
Balancing the goals of life A person who wants to be successful in his life must be able to distribute his ambitions and future goals on several axes, not focusing on one side only.
Yes it can be true sometimes. If they have a talent in one field then there can be other talent/s also.
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