@lierdakil
Also, one side note for people who think "I just need to work harder to be successful". Burnout is a thing I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. Doing as much as you can is good. Trying to do more never ends well.
@unusualvolume8131
what if majority of people don't want to be successful? they just want to live normal lives.
@eyeseemint556
Good vid, you make some great points and I agree with them in a finer sense. I would also add in luck. For e.g. we are not all born with the ideal family environment, some of us are born sick, and sometimes youre just born in the wrong country, place or time (and this encompasses anything from being born in NK, born during WW2 etc.) I think all we can do is be grateful for what we have and try our hardest in our given situations
@moneyfish2490
You don't need to be the next Steve Jobs or Elon Musk. You just need to maximize your own potential.
@lierdakil
I'll be frank. This is just typical "self help" drivel you could find anywhere. If we define "success" by the likes of Steve Jobs and Elon Musk, only a handful of people can possibly achieve that in any generation, simply because there's a hard limit on resources available at any given moment. There can't be a million Apple-type companies, simply because if there were, each of those would be a million times less impressive (even if we disregard the challenges that come from competing in a crowded space). So success by that definition is mostly luck (and sweat and tears and hard work, but getting to the top among literally millions of those who work equally hard if not harder is pure luck). Besides, I wouldn't want to be another Steve Jobs -- that doesn't sound like a fun time at all. I'm perfectly happy with "doing ok", thank you.
@alqwer8099
Great advices I will use for me!
@MajedDalain
Has to be watched every morning 😁
@cryptolicious3738
great video, lots of wisdom !
@GuRuGeorge03
all u gotta do is understand statistics. if u smart and hardworking u INCREASE chances, that is NOT the same as 100% chance of success. BUT if u take more chances, then it increases ur overall change MORE than being smart and hardworking. Think about it. Let it sink in. It's simple maths.
@alveek
Success is overrated. We need to learn how to be ordinary and happy. But then big companies won't have anyone to sell their shit to. So...
@welovfree
success = ß / agreeableness with ß ≥ 0 as agreeableness → ∞, success → 0
@w0mblemania
Here we are in 2021 and "Influencer" is now a valid career/lifestyle choice. I may be averse to change, but jeez, some changes suck.
@b.e.s.t.2015
Digital economy allows everyone to become successful -- as long as a person is committed to achieving it!
@qbkgames
This could be called: "7 Reasons why Introverts Don’t Become Successful" ?
@JamesJohnAgar
In my case it's because of Security Services tapping up my phone/Computer networks not because of anything else.
@ajov6638
Coding..... yeah this becoming another facebook post advice, you dont decide success unless you want to compare your self.
@phanvanhoa
Also there's always people who works harder :v
@MatthewReiser123
Accurate
@RATANAGARWALITINFORMER
v true
@elementsoflife2677