It ain't meant to be easy

[G_Besar]

You really helped me friend. I'm happy to take the time to learn and continue to learn better here and it's true that I have to be thick-skinned because I feel that's the reality.
I'm sure I can be a great person like you @JJG.

As long as you are still willing to learn and continue to be motivated with lots of guidance, especially guidance from @JJG who has been proven to be able to provide more of his best contributions in this forum, you will also gain more knowledge with the determination you currently have. So don't be embarrassed to keep asking questions and trying things that you know so far, either through this forum or through other places, but I think you will find it easier to get a lot of direction through this forum as long as you are still willing to keep asking more questions.

[southerngentuk]

The path to greatness is not for the faint of heart. It demands unwavering commitment, unwavering determination, and the willingness to embrace challenges and setbacks as opportunities for growth. It is a journey that requires us to push beyond our comfort zones, to confront our fears, and to persevere in the face of adversity.

While the road to greatness may be arduous, the rewards are immeasurable. The satisfaction of achieving our full potential, of making a meaningful contribution to society, and of leaving a lasting legacy far outweighs the hardships endured along the way.

Therefore, let us embrace the challenges that come our way, for they are the stepping stones that lead us towards greatness. Let us not succumb to the allure of fleeting glory, but instead, let us dedicate ourselves to the pursuit of true greatness, a legacy that will transcend time and inspire generations to come.

[slapper]

The path to greatness is not for the faint of heart. It demands unwavering commitment, unwavering determination, and the willingness to embrace challenges and setbacks as opportunities for growth. It is a journey that requires us to push beyond our comfort zones, to confront our fears, and to persevere in the face of adversity.

While the road to greatness may be arduous, the rewards are immeasurable. The satisfaction of achieving our full potential, of making a meaningful contribution to society, and of leaving a lasting legacy far outweighs the hardships endured along the way.

Therefore, let us embrace the challenges that come our way, for they are the stepping stones that lead us towards greatness. Let us not succumb to the allure of fleeting glory, but instead, let us dedicate ourselves to the pursuit of true greatness, a legacy that will transcend time and inspire generations to come.

The traditional path to greatness - is it always noble? We crave significance, but greatness is as subjective as human experience. Understanding what greatness means to each of us is the task, not just conquering outward difficulties. Does it have to be about grand accomplishments or quieter moments of honesty, kindness, and personal victory?

Legacy does attractive. It's a tremendous incentive yet potentially harmful. We must focus on the now while pursuing a legacy. After all, our path is about the now, not a distant, idealized future. Are we overlooking little successes in our pursuit of greatness?? Are we too fixated on the forest to appreciate the individual trees? We may succeed best by balancing these goals with a conscientious enjoyment of life's simpler pleasures.

[Faisal2202]

That's part of the funzies of the forum, and also part of the reason that humble and thick-skinned newer members will likely grow in rank faster.. as long as they are learning along the way, attempting to grapple with topics, and trying to post interesting points from their own experiences.

You are right, I have seen a few thick-skinned newbies who ranked so fast in less time just due to their general or technical skills. I have seen members registered on BTT after me, and they have become legendary due to there technical knowledge and the services they provide. That's why learning on the way is necessary if you want to grow.

For sure sometimes the teacher is wrong.. and even the teacher might sometimes be guising himself/herself as a teacher when s/he is just faking it and hiding behind the quasi-anonymity of this kind of a forum.

It is good not to argue for the mere sake of it, but sometimes you can argue, and/or present facts, logic and even variations on the conclusions that might cause for some discussion points, to the extent the newly provided facts, logic and conclusions are not totally stupid.

Yeah, teachers can't be right every time and we should not hesitate to ask questions and that's exactly what I meant to say, that we should not feel embarrassed when roasted by teachers because if we want to learn something then we should not care about what will come from their mouths for you all we as students should care about useful answers to our questions that are confusing.

You can sometimes also get away with some kinds of discussions that you could never have in real life because sometimes you might not want to present certain ideas to people in the real world or you might not even have any audience for your ideas within 2 hours commute..

It means BTT allows us to showcase our ideas that might be of no worth to the outside world, and that's true. The reason behind it might be, that those who have found BTT are somehow familiar with BTC and what is blockchain because some are referred by any other BTTian or some have found it on news sites etc. The source would be any, the point is they have some idea about it but most of the outside world people, have no or lesser idea about it and once you start lecturing them their nature makes them to convert the discussion into an argumentative one.

Maybe that's why I like BTT, people value other's opinions and point out mistakes too. Be legit 

[Miles2006]

Nothing in life comes easy.  Hard work is behind every success.  It is not possible to achieve success in anything quickly, be it business or anything else.  Must stick with hard work.  Don't be disappointed in the slightest.  Success requires patience.  People without patience do not succeed.  Suppose you are running a business where you unfortunately lose, then you don't leave the business!  Learn to keep up.  And new ways have to be found.  If you face a loss by investing in bitcoin, do you turn your face away from bitcoin!  Of course not, you have to explore. Learn more. Follow the previous successful people.  'Life is not a bed of roses' should be remembered.

You're right, investors who lack the habit of patient might likely not make it in their investment, but there are a lot of people out there who exhibit the habit of patient but yet they have refuse to learn from their mistakes, I think this is where the problem lies, making mistakes is normal everyone makes mistake but the ability to take correction and learn from your previous mistakes makes you a successful investor. Aside from bitcoin investment even in our daily life where everyone works hard to survive and become successful we need to learn from our mistakes, some will say work smartly, work in your comfort zone, don't settle for less, but all these features doesn't make everyone successful.

[Dunamisx]

Life itself is not easy but it takes every of our human efforts to make things around us get easy, this also depends on how we have made the rightful application of our knowledge and wisdom in every situation of life we found ourselves in, there are level we go in life to discover that some risk are worth taking while some aren't because they made is realized the real identity of what they constitute at the end, we must be wise in every investment or risk taking we go for in other not to experience a wasted efforts in them.

[Faisal2202]

That's part of the funzies of the forum, and also part of the reason that humble and thick-skinned newer members will likely grow in rank faster.. as long as they are learning along the way, attempting to grapple with topics, and trying to post interesting points from their own experiences.

You really helped me friend. I'm happy to take the time to learn and continue to learn better here and it's true that I have to be thick-skinned because I feel that's the reality.
I'm sure I can be a great person like you @JJG.

HEHE no offense to both but itorai if you want to become a great person like JJG then first stop writing 3 or 4 lines messages and start writing 30 or 40 lines hehe, yeah add a zero because JJG writes in a way we talk, which means while talking we use more words but while writing we use lesser words I assume the system is opposite for JJG.

But I hope you can become like him one day, I don't know how much time you will become one but best of luck.

[idarasun]

You really helped me friend. I'm happy to take the time to learn and continue to learn better here and it's true that I have to be thick-skinned because I feel that's the reality.
I'm sure I can be a great person like you @JJG.

As long as you are still willing to learn and continue to be motivated with lots of guidance, especially guidance from @JJG who has been proven to be able to provide more of his best contributions in this forum, you will also gain more knowledge with the determination you currently have. So don't be embarrassed to keep asking questions and trying things that you know so far, either through this forum or through other places, but I think you will find it easier to get a lot of direction through this forum as long as you are still willing to keep asking more questions.

Ok so, I want to ask those of you in the forum (no exception).
How can I quickly be successful on this forum? And is there anything easy according to the experience of the seniors here?

[Charmekkd]

So don't think Bitcoin and Bitcointalk are any different from life.
You may look at a forum member with legendary rank and you want to achieve that, it's good that that motivates you, but you have to know that they didn't just achieve that overnight. They learned, grew, improved themselves, and improved others to get to that level.
Whatever you want, work hard and smart for it because it won't be handed to you on a platter.

Very constructive motivation, bro.

I also agree with all the opinions you provide. Because all the opinions you give are a reality that must be implemented by everyone who wants to achieve success. And this is no exception in any field.

But in my personal opinion, the most difficult thing is after all the motivation and opinions are properly absorbed by our brain. Namely its direct application. Because I have seen several friends, who always repeatedly read or watch motivational things, but still their enthusiasm is not built well. For some reason, I'm also a little confused about this. Does anyone know the solution?

[siniminomorocomunisakito]

But in my personal opinion, the most difficult thing is after all the motivation and opinions are properly absorbed by our brain. Namely its direct application. Because I have seen several friends, who always repeatedly read or watch motivational things, but still their enthusiasm is not built well. For some reason, I'm also a little confused about this. Does anyone know the solution?

Regarding implementation, you will not progress if you practice as much as possible, eliminating the fear of losing when investing in crypto. Friends, BTC is not a coin meme and why people still want to buy BTC today is because BTC is potential and valuable. DCA or whatever you want to wear is fine, but don't miss the party early next year. Ready?