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A lot of very “successful” people were “rejects”

Success would mean nothing if we evenly distributed it to everyone. There'd be no relativity to build a hierarchal ladder from. 

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People take their success for granted. For example, they say they want a 9 to 5 job, then they go get one doing whatever they settled for. That's successful, though it's miserable. 

Before great success though, there seems to be a phenomenon of a pull back or falling down. Kinda like a trial or a period where we musn't give up while we're encouraged to give up. Then comes the explosion of success.

Elon Musk for example. Created Paypal then sold it, created Tesla and damn near went broke selling Roadsters, then bounces back and ends up with the most valuable car company in the world. Like damn. Tesla Motors is quite young compared to every other motor company, some of which are over 100 years old, and Tesla is more valuable while putting them to shame technologically. 

SpaceX, blowing up multiple rockets on investor money, now it's the best way to go to space in this day and age and the dude already has Star Link space Internet in effect.

The point I'm making is there is always a pullback before great success kicks in, and in the end that pullback seems simple compared to the result. A lot of rich people who have it all and are happy in life, have stories of the time they were homeless or lived in a car.

When it comes to luck, you might be referring to how people treat you, cause whatever it is we want to do, people are instrumental in making it happen in some way shape or form. That being said, if you're resented by people who are key to your ambitions, you won't make it.  

Turncoat said: 

Success would mean nothing if we evenly distributed it to everyone. There'd be no relativity to build a hierarchal ladder from. 

 My point is. Everybody is striving for success in life. Not everybody will achieve it. The unlucky few will achieve miniscule if not barely any success at all. Do not bash these people. Instead pity them, help them or move on.

Matrix said: 

Turncoat said: 

Success would mean nothing if we evenly distributed it to everyone. There'd be no relativity to build a hierarchal ladder from. 

 My point is. Everybody is striving for success in life. Not everybody will achieve it. The unlucky few will achieve miniscule if not barely any success at all. Do not bash these people. Instead pity them, help them or move on.

 Also to note. These people serve some kind of function because they can educate other people on how to not end up just like them.

And many unsuccessful people aren't ignorant about there miserable fuck up and decide to actually help others lecturing to classes on how to not end up like them.

Spatial Mind said: 

People take their success for granted. For example, they say they want a 9 to 5 job, then they go get one doing whatever they settled for. That's successful, though it's miserable. 

Before great success though, there seems to be a phenomenon of a pull back or falling down. Kinda like a trial or a period where we musn't give up while we're encouraged to give up. Then comes the explosion of success.

Elon Musk for example. Created Paypal then sold it, created Tesla and damn near went broke selling Roadsters, then bounces back and ends up with the most valuable car company in the world. Like damn. Tesla Motors is quite young compared to every other motor company, some of which are over 100 years old, and Tesla is more valuable while putting them to shame technologically. 

SpaceX, blowing up multiple rockets on investor money, now it's the best way to go to space in this day and age and the dude already has Star Link space Internet in effect.

The point I'm making is there is always a pullback before great success kicks in, and in the end that pullback seems simple compared to the result. A lot of rich people who have it all and are happy in life, have stories of the time they were homeless or lived in a car.

When it comes to luck, you might be referring to how people treat you, cause whatever it is we want to do, people are instrumental in making it happen in some way shape or form. That being said, if you're resented by people who are key to your ambitions, you won't make it.  

 This is exactly what I was going to say. It was very long and descript but decided to not post it. I also said that yes the very essence of success IS PATIENCE. 

If you are raising a child make sure to teach them absolute patience. Patience is a virtue and it cannot be bought. It can only be distilled in people who are younger. Patience and calculation(not in a necessarily evil way)

Will rise you to success, fortune fame and  power more than any action or superficiality such as charisma, good looks, strength you name it. Ever heard of the saying easy come easy go? That is just what it is. If things come easily they slip and once you slip from something you rushed you wont have any rocks to grab onto whilst you fall straight to the bottom.

So if anything should be a top priority it should be patience. Life is short. But patience is a valuable currency. PATIENCE PATIENCE PATIENCE! PRIORITY NO.1 Not lecturing. That's just in my own experience. Time and patience will get you what you want. It's literally magic.