RE: The Psychology Of Limit, Obstacles & Possibilities (2)
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Well, I don't think I blame your friend 😀
Haha, being a pacesetter is surely tasking and more risky. Yeah, people tend to distance themselves from anything related to processes and sacrifice but I guess that's just our reality. No one will ever see a legit short cut and go for the long way. I'm certain you also work on legit shortcuts. There's something we call a legit shortcut. The reason many get to fail in chasing shortcut is that they lack consciousness and discernment, see as soon as we begin to expect something bigger with just a little input. Let's check well, that's failure
There are shortcuts that require time and sacrifice, and risk.These opportunities are for those who can give up on their time and emotions, this category is where we can find stock market, crypto and Forex. Here we need to go for reliable research and update yourself in the most likely way to win.
There are opportunities that require a premium hustle mind and hard work. Here we can find our physical businesses and entrepreneurship. We tend to be a bit certain of the result. That doesn't mean we can face the reality of life.
Many people have lost consciousness in this regard.
Shallom
It's a credible point of view. It's not a lie that people look for credible shortcuts, but I've come to understand that sometimes we run two races rather than one, because we tried running half in replacement for full. There's nothing legible as process. This isn't to say shortcuts are bad or not real, sometimes it's just difficult to have our cake and eat it.
I haven't seen any shortcuts that's benefited me, most of the times, I end up blaming myself.
For the past weeks now, I've made terrible mistakes, maybe it's because of my inability to properly deduce and discern and it's cost me things I cannot imagine.
Most of my contents reflects my real-life journey, it's why I cannot stop writing. Some people can easily tell my life story by going through my contents.
Thanks for the great comment. Sorry for the late reply
Thanks for the eccency points
Haaaa, Jose.......we're open to mistakes and I'm certain of your level of learning cause mistakes tend to get us stronger. Though I totally understand 💯.
I perceived this right from the day I started reading your content. There's no other cool was to write a working content than calling it out of genuinity
I totally understand how tasking it is to be present here. My pleasure, Jose. My ecency point is just for my mentor and supporter, so that has shown how important you're to me. Thanks for the feedback