If one should be intimidated especially when you go on LinkedIn, because so many portfolios of people we keep seeing aren't what we think about them. Some just fill them in just to grab their opportunity and see if they'd do better but the reality will be dawned on them that they are only deceiving themselves and because we see such, we feel where we are, we aren't doing better and we want more. We believe things are better on the other side but we need to start from where we are, so we aren't caught unaware when it's too late to realize it. Sometimes, the other side might not be greener as we thought it to be but because of the illusion that the grass is greener on the other side, we leave where we are, including the progress we are already making and wanting to start afresh elsewhere. Definitely this decision might hamper our progress in the end.
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I recently registered on LinkedIn and my goodness, I didn't think there was anything I'd be able to do but I later realized it was all fakery.
Well I use to tell people the grass is never greener on the other side. So many times in life I've come to learn this even from personal experiences. However some people can never truly learn unless they fail and make terrible mistakes, that shouldn't be the only way we can learn.
Na fake o 😂 and that one shouldn't deceive us and if we too long there, we might be so intimidated that we start looking through our lives if we are actually making progress but we are! People wouldn't want to believe until they go their own ways and make terrible mistakes. There are other nice ways to learn though.