You've got to Improve yourself

[Akbarkoe]

We always want to be successful and have financial freedom, but unfortunately we never prepare ourselves to be successful and rich. If we just stand by without taking any steps, then it is not a desire but a fantasy. therefore, take steps to make it happen, keep learning and getting better day by day. “Whoever is better today than yesterday is a lucky person, (and) whoever is the same today as yesterday is a loser and even, whoever is worse today than yesterday is a wretch.” this is a saying that emphasizes how important it is to improve ourselves every day, and one thing that must be understood is that every day is an opportunity for us to correct our mistakes and improve ourselves.

Everyone wants to be successful and have financial freedom, but it's unfortunate that so many people misunderstand the people who are successful. What they imitate is not the way how the person can achieve success, but the lifestyle of the successful person. A perspective that never really led the person to success.

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[mich]

Well yes I do agree we can always become better people and to improve ourself. No body is a perfect person and there is always ways we can be a better person.

It can be being better at our jobs or better at skills we have. But there is no person in this world that is perfect and can not have a improvement.

[Alpha Marine]

Not all companies are able to pay for the time and skills of super-qualified specialists, and therefore, mediocre employees are also needed. The fact is that the labor market "itself" will distribute vacancies and jobs according to compliance.

That is exactly why I said, "If you're okay with mediocre pay". You can't want to earn higher but not have the qualifications or skills for it. It doesn't mean that if you have the qualifications, you'll definitely get higher pay, but it gives you a chance.

We also don't see how they use "prohibited" pharmacology. Now in sports the winner is not the one who is more diligent, but the one who is more cunning (having access to modern medicines), or more precisely, the cheater.

This is some bullshit and a very big lie. It's disrespectful to say that the winners in sports are the cheaters. People put their hearts into their careers and work extremely hard to win, only for you to say it's the people who cheat that are winners? C'mon. That's one of the biggest bs I've heard all month.
People cheat, but they're often caught, especially in today's world where players get tested regularly. Tennis players, Basketballers, and footballers all get tested regularly. I mentioned these because these are the sports that I watch regularly. In sports, at least the ones I follow, the winner is the one who is more diligent.

[Hydrogen]

Is it fair to say the dinosaur exhibit in museums is full of organisms that refused to improve themselves which wound up extinct?

MMA over the last 10 years was a great illustration of athletes who learn & improve being thrown in a cage with athletes who refused to learn or improve anything.

Refusing to learn or improve guarantees extinction and defeat.

While improvement and acquiring knowledge trends in an opposite direction.

[Firstfrost]

You are absolutely right. Improvement absolutely leads to financial growth and not only skill improvement but also mindset improvement. Too many people chase success without realizing it comes from long-term commitment and personal development. You know what? Some already know but are too lazy to commit or are just used to giving the bare minimum.

It’s interesting  that many today has misunderstood working smart with cutting corners, i’ve realized this is the mantra many are following today resulting to them not wanting to work hard. Many want to ‘flex’ like they would call it but are not ready to put it the required work(discipline, learning and commitment). I can also add that’s the reason scammers are getting too much nowadays.

People often forget that no matter the amount of efforts put in can never be wasted. If it doesn’t payoff immediately, it will definitely pay off in the long run.