Erfolg - Vorteil & Verdienst

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skin in the game [Phrase]

a personal investment or stake in a particular outcome, which motivates a person to be committed to achieving success or avoiding failure

Ex: The shareholders voted against the executives ' large bonuses because they felt the executives did not actually have enough skin in the game since the bonuses were guaranteed regardless of the company 's performance .

to [have] a dog in the fight [Phrase]

to have an interest in the outcome of a particular situation

Ex: She has a dog in the fight when it comes to the debate on healthcare reform since her family relies on accessible and affordable medical services .

to [bring] {sth} to the table [Phrase]

to offer a beneficial or valuable contribution or resource in a collaborative setting to achieve a common goal

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a (piece|slice|share) of the pie [Phrase]

a share of money or benefits that are available to one

Ex: The company made big profits and the workers want a slice of the pie .

to [make] hay while the sun [shine] [Phrase]

to take advantage of a favorable opportunity or circumstance while it is available, rather than waiting or procrastinating

Ex: Kim Kardashian makes hay while the sun shines by promoting three products all at once .

grist for the mill [Phrase]

material or information that can be used or processed, especially to generate further discussion, ideas, or productivity

Ex: The criticism she received was grist for the mill , as it motivated her to work even harder .

to [go] a long way [Phrase]

to have a significant impact or influence

Ex: A little research goes a long way to help eliminate college debt .

to [tip|tilt] the (balance|scales) [Phrase]

to change a situation in the favor of a person, group, etc.

Ex: Introducing new fish to the lake tipped the balance and made it very hard for the trout that were already living there .

to [stand] {sb/sth} in good stead [Phrase]

to be advantageous or beneficial to someone or something in the long run

Ex: My years of teaching stood me in good stead .

to [have] the wind at {one's} back [Phrase]

to have favorable conditions or circumstances that support or propel one's progress or success

Ex: The president has the wind at his back on this issue .

Erfolg
Success	Gelegenheiten	Der Weg zum Erfolg	Erfolg erzielen
Erfolgreiche Menschen und Dinge	Improvement	Boost & Verbesserung	Fame
Power	Victory	Advantage	Vorteil & Verdienst