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RE: How Failure can Help you be more successful on Steemit and in your daily life

in #education7 years ago

Giving Lincoln as an example is motivational, it did give me a little boost to keep fighting for what i want. Unfortunately, Lincoln's story is a 1 in a million story. Most people forget the "luck" factor, one person might work hard every day and do a good job, but if he lacks the luck factor, he will not succeed. He would partially succeed, but not enough to his satisfaction.

Everyone here is trying to share things, trying to learn from each other and teach others. In the process, they want appreciation in return. When we spend hours and hours creating content for the people here and only get 2-3 upvotes on it, it's depressing.

After a while, i even think it's unhealthy to keep going. You really have to do something big to get some attention. This platform is too much like real life, the rich get richer and the poor just watch and dream.

Sorry, but this is the way i think. Yes, Steemit is a place for many possibilities but i think people should stop saying " dont give up, you'll get there" . Because no, without the luck factor you will not get anywhere unless you come with something awesome. But remember, coming with something that awesome could get u rewarded alot more IRL than on steemit ;)

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Good point, however there is nothing like luck factor in steemit (see my older posts for tips on how to succeed here) you just have to play it smart here because if you hope for luck, you will be disappointed. I wish you success.