THINGS I LEARNED FROM FAILURE THAT I DIDNT LEARN FROM COLLEGE

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1. The people you know can be your fair disadvantage:
You may not be the best at everything but this might help you find the right person who will help you.

2.  If you fight hard enough you can get anything you want:
One thing is for sure if you strive consistently and with all aggretion you can have almost all you want.

3.  Focus : it gives you a sense of direction.

4.  Stay confident and be nice: confidence will give you that sense of humor by telling saying you can do it. Do not forget to be nice to those that come your way.

5.  Find a routine: this will help you take daily inventory on yourself to see how much progress was made each day.   the-power-of-i-am-sorry.

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