This document discusses contributor personality development. It begins by defining what it means to engage deeply in a subject or work. It then contrasts the mindsets of contributors versus non-contributors. Contributors involve themselves deeply in their work, are fully committed to seeing projects through to completion, and seek high quality outcomes with a positive attitude. Examples are given of Oscar Pistorius, Dr. Suresh Advani, and Marlee Matlin who have all achieved great success despite facing disabilities, demonstrating deep engagement, commitment, and positive attitudes.

1. Contributor Personality Development
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2. Index
Concept of engage deeply
Exploration
Examples
Conclusion

3. Engage Deeply
Means…
Engaging deeply into any subject or
The Work at hand.

4.  In the following term ,we are going to discuss about
Contributor’s as well as non-contributor’s Mindset
and approach to their work.
 In this topic, we are going to know following terms-
 How they involved to their work?
 How much they are committed to their
 work?
 What attitude they possess for their work?

5. Involvement
 Non-contributors give up easily when they
have to go deeper into the subject
 Contributors take up an idea and work
deeply with that idea to make it a reality in
their lives.

6. Commitment
 Non-contributors do not commit themselves to the success of a project
 Contributors commit themselves to the success of a project
Committing to the project means Unless I go deep and get into the
giving up some of my comforts. details, I know the project will
So why should I give up my not get completed successfully.
pleasures to go deep and show If I am involved, I must commit
interest in the details of the myself deeply to the success of
project? the project.

7. Attitude
Non-contributors often focus on
“completing the task” even if the quality
of work is poor. They have a “chalta hai”
attitude
Contributors seek to create “high
quality” products. They care about what
they have produced.

8. Oscar Pistorius
 South African sprint runner Oscar
Pistorius competes in championships for
below-knee amputees and also for able-
bodied athletes. Both of his legs below the
knee were amputated when he was just 11
months old. He runs with “Flex-Foot
Cheetah” which is a J-shaped carbon-fiber
prosthetics developed by biomedical
engineer Van Phillips.He is widely referred
as the fastest man on no legs and was
nicknamed the Blade Runner. He won a
gold medal and a bronze medal in 2004
Athens Paralympics, 3 gold medals in
2008 Beijing Paralympics and 2 gold
medals and a silver medal in 2012 London
Paralympics. Pistorius entered in able-
bodied international competitions after
becoming a Paralympics champion and
won the 2011 World Championships in
Athletics.

9. Dr. Suresh Advani
 The prominent oncologist started Hematopoietic Stem Cell
Transplantation in India. He contracted polio at the age of eight
and has been wheelchair-bound since then. Having faced many
difficulties to pursue his dreams due to his disability, Advani did
not give up. His contributions in the field of Oncology have been
recognized with many awards, including the Padma Shri in 2002
and the Padma Bhushan in 2012. He is the first oncologist in India
to have successfully done a bone-marrow transplant.

10. Marlee Matlin
 Marlee Matlin is a stand-up
comedian and an actress. Some of
her films include A Dead Silence,
My Party,A Hear No Evil, A Bridge
to Silence, A Walker, and A
Children of A Lesser God. In 1987,
she captivated the world by
winning the Academy Award for
Best Actress in the film A Children
of a Lesser God. Marlee Matlin
became deaf in infancy due to
Roseola infantum. However,
deafness has not disabled her or
her career.

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