You Can’t Earn Beyond Your Level of Understanding

[Bright0515]

According to your topic which says, you can't earn beyond your level of understanding. To me I will say their are different measures of earning for everyone but the area you would face a problem as a person with low understanding is when you lavish what you have.
A foolish man can earn more than a wise man but a wise man would be more successful than the foolish because of the knowledge and understanding they have and it also depends on luck, lucks differs.

A person can earn more than his understanding but won't be successful and another thing to be considered here should be what you are earning from like you have said, in investment, online business I take for an instance forest trading it only takes understanding to be able to earn here this place there is nothing like luck for the foolish if a low understanding person ventures into this there is no escape root as in luck.

So In everything it depends on what you are into.

[bitLeap]

However,let’s be honest: We’re all operating within a system designed to push us toward spending and debt. Capitalism thrives on consumption, with everything — from ads to social media to the way jobs are structured — nudging us to chase the next shiny thing.his fuels dissatisfaction and endless comparison, making it harder to stay focused on what truly matters.

The point now when it comes to competition to stay in a stable economic status is to learn, learn and continue to learn to breed the investment world and opportunities in understanding modern technology. Because when you are able to surf in the midst of digital economic competition, the opportunity to get more places is very high. Don't be too happy to be in your comfort zone, move and continue to grow because we are all competing.

[beerlover]

It’s easy to think getting rich comes down to luck, connections, or simply working harder. But the real game-changer lies in your mindset. Without understanding how investments work, you’re likely to lose money in the market. Jumping into a business without knowing the risks and challenges often leads to failure. Your ability to spot opportunities and sidestep traps is directly tied to how much you know. The more you grow your understanding, the more you unlock the potential for wealth.

However,let’s be honest: We’re all operating within a system designed to push us toward spending and debt. Capitalism thrives on consumption, with everything — from ads to social media to the way jobs are structured — nudging us to chase the next shiny thing.his fuels dissatisfaction and endless comparison, making it harder to stay focused on what truly matters.

The reality is that most people do not even understand after trying to learn, it's clear that the world population is not that high on IQ, we have a lot more stupid people than smart people, and while I do agree that you do not have to be genius to be able to trade, you can't be stupid neither, you have to understand certain concepts and many people don't.

I am not saying this to bash other people, I am not a great trader myself, even after this many years I am still not making a bank, normally if I had the capacity to be a great trader, by this time I should be living off just trading income, a lot of smart people do, I am not. So this isn't about "other" people, I am talking about us, me included, sometimes it just doesn't apply to certain people and we can't expect great results, so we settle for decent.

[dezoel]

Many years ago, when I was a worker at a company, I heard about the history of my company. Our chairman of the board is an uneducated man, and comes from the underworld, but he rose through his own courage and daring as well as through connections. Meanwhile, all employees such as general directors, executive directors and below of the company have master's, university, college degrees...So is it true to say that people without high education, without degrees, will never have the opportunity to earn more money than people with high education?

As I said, there is no single formula or path that leads us to wealth, there are thousands, millions of ways to help us become successful and rich. Just because we haven't experienced it, seen it, or are incapable of doing it, doesn't mean others will be like us.

As you wrote, it's a matter of several years ago, so the answer to your question is already present in your question. Earning money and living life was not as difficult as it has become today. In the past, there was no such competition, and even a few years ago, there was no such inflation as there is today. As time passes, competition is getting tougher and tougher, so no one can deny the importance of education.

I'm not saying that those who don't have an education can't do anything; hard work is something that doesn't let you go hungry, but education is like the light of the eyes. If you have an education, you can easily get everything that an illiterate person might get after years of hard work.

Education gives us awareness and confidence. If someone is very lucky, they can achieve such success with the support of people and hard work, which even educated people might not be able to achieve. Many times, it depends on luck, but 90% of the reality is that the importance and usefulness of education are very high, and in today's era, being educated is very necessary.

[Dzwaafu11]

It’s easy to think getting rich comes down to luck, connections, or simply working harder. But the real game-changer lies in your mindset. Without understanding how investments work, you’re likely to lose money in the market. Jumping into a business without knowing the risks and challenges often leads to failure. Your ability to spot opportunities and sidestep traps is directly tied to how much you know. The more you grow your understanding, the more you unlock the potential for wealth.

In everything, knowledge is the power. There is no way you will be successful when you don't know how such things work, and that is the same thing with this space. Whether trading or investing is all about knowledge, knowing how it works is very important. As for luck, there are some people who are always getting lucky when they want to do something; they get the privilege of getting a job or anything they want. But mostly it is knowledge that is the main thing in what we do.

[Fara Chan]

It all comes back to the desire to do it or not because if we have the desire to make money from Bitcoin investment or Bitcoin trading of course we will try to learn it.
So the point is everyone has the same opportunity in everything to gain knowledge depending on the level of belief and willingness to try to learn it.
And personally I think everyone's level of understanding is the same, it all depends on yourself in the learning process, and it must be admitted that not everyone wants to learn something.

The opportunity to learn can indeed be considered the same, but the beliefs and desires of each person cannot be considered the same because from these two sides it can give birth to different thoughts about what has been learned by each person because everyone also sees the risk when they already know something through their learning. However, if we look at the core point where everyone who always wants to gain profit in their life, whether through investment or through trading, of course everyone must have the desire to learn diligently and the desire to continue trying without giving up for any reason.

And in conditions like this, I think investors and traders who already have a lot of experience and also have more capital that can still be used by themselves, of course they will direct most of it to Bitcoin because Bitcoin is experiencing a decline which in general can continue to be utilized through purchases. But people who are not sure about the next price increase in Bitcoin will definitely not dare to take such a stance because they still tend to panic with market conditions that often change like now.

[shield132]

It’s easy to think getting rich comes down to luck, connections, or simply working harder. But the real game-changer lies in your mindset.

That's not correct to say. Getting rich comes down to luck and the proof of that is, if you bought Bitcoins years ago and held them till this day, you'll be a millionaire. Doesn't this require luck? Yes, because no one knew that Bitcoin would reach 70K from a few cents and dollars.
You also need connections because that's how you do business and step up in society. I started UI/UX design, couldn't get employed for months unless one day I meat a very famous company owner through my friend. I met him, talked to him about my UI/UX skills, showed him my works, he got interested in and I landed a job. After that, I got many clients, thanks to that one day that changed my life.
Bitcoin also changed my life and it was because of luck, I got lucky to get introduced to Bitcoin.

Working hard is also a must-have. You have to work hard on smart things, not physically hard in construction.

Jumping into a business without knowing the risks and challenges often leads to failure.

I've seen stupid but rich people who got rich because they didn't analyze the risks and challenges of the business. This is also part of luck.

[icalical]

Of course, mindset and knowledge count, but one has to be conscious about the broader perspective that encompasses all these systemic issues. Thousands of people are struggling with financial problems beyond their control, such as increased living costs and all that insecurity about economics. Recent economic news underlines the fact that all these could be major barriers toward building wealth, no matter how savvy anyone is.

Also, I do agree that making good investments is super important, but it’s not the only thing that matters for financial success. Stuff like inflation and changes in the job market can really affect your personal wealth. So, yeah, having a growth mindset is great, but you also gotta think about these bigger economic things that can shape your financial results.