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Look for shortcuts at every place and situation. Contrary to conventional wisdom, you can find advantage and leverage without any drawbacks. Techniques and tools themselves are shortcuts (however, they’re considered more fair and no corner cutting), would you try to dig a hole without a shovel? No, unless you are trying to waste time and effort (orprobably, to exercise your forearms). And you do not explicitly need a spade to excavate successfully, there’s another solution all the time. Use it.

Most of the time, a bag of selected grains will have some other seed mixed in together, although to a lower proportion, yet it shouldn’t be ignored due to its potential impact on the overall product. A single wrongly placed seed could spell trouble to some people whose body doesn’t tolerate it. I’d say that life is also an arrangement of grains; of varying quality, quantity, and type which change the experiences you course through.

Poltroons, wimps, weaklings, caitiffs, cowards, and alike are the ones that choose to never challenge themselves. Lacking constant dispute is what makes them weaker and forces them to be comfortable with what they have. No matter the level; hardship ought to be for whomever sought to deny the cowardship that was.

Around 80% of people are successful because some type of persistence was applied. If you don't persist you won't ever find out if you will actually make it; every roll of the dice, every draw of the cards, every action is always determined to either succeed due to various factors including randomness and the quality of your attempts. If you keep trying and trying (with some improvement involved) you will surely get a lucky draw or beating the odds. Give it a try.

A specialized program/application will not truly bring prowess or development as a matter of course. You can be enrolled to an influential academy; only through effort you can end up capitalizing on it. For said reason there must be a clear sighting displayed by your desire to learn & earn regardless of how shoddy or second-rate expectations may be. The best teachers this world has to offer cannot inculcate successfully their dogma onto someone that's never to study, or at the very least discover. On the other hand, some of the best world-wide pupils will always have an open mind filled with interest and ardour towards what they want complemented with uncompromising perseverance, independently of how little chance they may have; somehow they will always push through throughout any craggy or unforgiving terrain to finally become a master that possesses similar attributes to a time when study was their priority. Superfluously, this can create another top-class maestro at an especial activity. Masters are not born, they are made through careful lesson and unceasing yearning.