GOLD advanced Unit 4 No pain without gain

Phillip wants to find his ❌ of gold by earning money from a job that involves staying home all day long. I'm not sure why I always beat myself ❌ for not making a similar decision but I feel I need to stick ❌ my plans and keep everything unchanged. Even though I know his chances of success with a job working from home is ❌ to zero, I think it will still ❌ dividends even with all the minimal effort put ❌. I used to be the same, although being considered as a high ❌, I sort of had more experience setting up new ventures where I usually worked until I ❌ in my twenties. Right after I experienced the first financial ❌ that delayed my success, I decided to leave my ❌ zone, the luxury of only being forced to work with children, and opened up to a larger scale of customers. They say ❌ if the mother of invention, and if I'd continued my disorganised life with all those ❌ arranged business meetings, the existence of my current company would be a ❌ one.

Drag the words to their corresponding meaning/definition.

❌ imagine what will happen in the future
❌ agree to give somebody what they ask for
❌ make something certain to fail
❌ full of things or people
❌ think or accept that something is true without proof of it
❌ give a particular quality to something
❌ do or achieve what was hoped for or achieved
❌ a difficulty that delays or prevents something, makes it worse
❌ express your approval or admiration for something
❌ say that something is true although it has not been proved
❌ dedicate or invest
❌ repeat the exact words that another person has said or written
❌ take a firm hold of something
❌ suddenly break something into small pieces
❌ show that something is right or reasonable

TWINS LEFT HIGH AND DRY

If you watched the recent Oxford and Cambridge boat race, you ❌ noticed the Winklevoss twins, Cameron and Tyler, in the Oxford boat. The two have always rowed together, and completed in the Beijing Olympics but ❌ manage.
The Winklevoss brothers are very rich, as the result of a lawsuit settled out of a court, but in reality they ❌ be billionaires by now. In the early 2000s, when the twins were studying at Harvard, they ❌ often talk about setting up a social networking website for students. They ❌ starting one, named ConnectU, but as the pair were busy studying and rowing, they ❌ devote the time necessary to developing the site, so they decided they ❌ employ someone else to help them. After three months Mark Zuckerberg stopped working with the twins and launched his own social networking site, Facebook, which is now worth over $4 billion.
Understandably, the twins were convinced Zuckerberg ❌ created the site without their initial input. Although the twins have settled out of court, there are still some messy arguments going on which ❌ continue for some time.
Did it affect their performance in the boat race? Well, the Oxford team started well but ❌ hold out against a battling Cambridge team, who sealed an exciting victory.