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Gamerace on 31 August 2012
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Mr Khan said:
Gamerace said:
Mr Khan said:
Gamerace said:
The only people who are unset about this are the ones who are unwilling to do the uncomfortable things necessary to create a richer life for themselves.

I say 'richer' and not 'better' life because to many, enjoying drinking, socializing and gaming (or smoking or whatever your leisure) is a better life than have mega-money without those things.

Of course, if you're rich, you can look like that and still have a model for a boy/girlfriend.

No, the people who are upset over this are the people who try hard and still get fucking nowhere.



"Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm." - I think Argh_College said that

That line from Yoda always bothered me. Trying is more important than success or failure. Success without trying is less meritorious than trying and failing, because the effort ethic is worth more to society in the long run.

You don't just succeed without effort.  Effort is involved, usually LOTS of effort, scarifice and many failed attempts.  However, it's an attitude.  "Trying" pre-supposes failure.  It sub-consciously accepts failure as a valid option.   Do not 'try' to do anything.   Ms. Rindhart didn't multiple her inheritance by 10X's by trying.  You have to be in a place mentally where the status quo is quite simply completely unacceptable and intolerable - with faith that better is achievable.  Then it's no longer a matter of trying.  You are doing.  You're making a plan, executing and then based on results tweeting or changing the plan and continuing until the desired results are achieved.    Edison didn't 'try' to perfect the lightbulb, he did it.  Despite having hundreds of negative results on the way.  If Edison had 'tried' he would have failed like all before him.