337. Effort is tiring, so we make excuses for our failures

If you can succeed, who likes to fail, you are misunderstood

More people would rather choose to stay in their comfort zone than try

People just want to have fun (easy), but too much can make you mediocre

The result of this is:

We'd rather be mediocre and blame bad genes for our failures because it's more comfortable

If you know you can do it if you work hard, you're bound to regret it

This is why people often have a sour grape mentality to envy other people's success, but they still continue to swipe their phones when they turn around.

We say one thing, but our heart drives us to do another, and we allow ourselves to fail

McKinsey & Company defines talent as the following words:

Talent is the sum of a person's abilities, including talent. Attitude and drive

Talent is important, yes, but attitude determines success

When they can't face hesitation, they can't face failure, so they just keep cheating because everyone thinks they're top notch, this narcissistic pretentious culture creates failure

This culture does not focus on long-term business, only on performance and numbers

Since I'm smart enough, why don't I fake fancy numbers, so the financial tsunami will be so tragic

It's good to have talent, it's just that we forget that hard work is the key

Talent shines so brightly that we forget the importance of hard work and passion

When we see other people's success, the anxiety will overwhelm us , and let's not forget the gossip on the side, which will make you want to give up in the process.