This is what Normies actually believe

This is what Normies actually believe

Damn man, they are hopeless

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most of that is right. you sound like a loser that's overly critical of everything just so you can feel superior

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Pretty solid
>It's not money or connections
full retard, kek
>3
solid
>4
solid
>5
solid
>6
bullshit
>7
alright advice 99% of the time

Money and connections are everything lmao

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Are pretty solid.
It's not the usual bullshits like "invest in yourself".

He's not wrong for the most part, it's just that the advice is useless and is only going to be used by insignificant people as their social media status.

The people that do have a shot at being succesful don't need this kind of advice.

You can make money and connections, good luck ingraining dedication in yourself when you lack it.

This. It's like saying "just be smarter" or "just be taller". Those things are almost all genetics and so is your ability to "outwork" everyone. Most people are fucking lazy and they can't help it. It's not gonna change just because someone says "just outwork everyone" lol.

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Yes
>2
What a filthy fucking liar. You need capital, you need at least 1 customer to tell other customers THAT'S CONNECTIONS! And it's a fucking lie to say that its not money and connections - it's almost entirely, because connections may be mentors that guide you. Connections leverage your hard work.
What a crok of shit!
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ehhhh... the sentiment is right: don't let mistakes and past failures stop you from trying again and learning. But the real lesson is to minimize the consequences of mistakes, or to be "less wrong". Like Buffett and Munger.
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What the fuck does that even mean? It's a sentiment that sounds profound but literally doesn't offer any advice or guidance. Like "let your inner light shine on your path" or "never dull your ambition"
>5
Again - meaningless sentiment.
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Obsession, yes? Something you love - ehhh maybe not. It has to be something you can tolerate, sometimes you shouldn't let what you love be mixed up with business.
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Pretty vapid statement, I get it, your customers are the reason your business is there - if they vote with their feet, you're finished. Yeah... sure... "the customer is always right" but it's yet another airy fairy statement that can be translated into measurable and actionable instruction.

I don't know. I've been getting pretty rich with $5 kneepads.

Cuban couldn't suck dick good if his life depended on it.

>ITT Unsuccessful people comment on successful person.
>They disagree
>Suprise

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_authority

1. Start with a family capital
2. Make sure you never pay any taxes
3. Pay groups that work for your interest
4. Befriend other wealthy individuals
5. Fund cultural Marxism causes

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He's one guy though, find me 5 billionaires who say the same things as him. Better yet, find me ones who say it out of the context of snappy, easily repeatable soundbites not meant to be of any utilitarian usage.

>jus bee urself
>it worked for me :^)

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>mark cuban
>successful
lol

Have you ever heard of the term, bad faith?

look it up. and come back when you are a billionaire.

anyone who lists things to become succesfull or happy or whatever is a fucking moron shill

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fucking hell that cuban is fucker who recommend mercury protocol. DONT FUCKING listen cuban fucker

I know Mark personally. He's unbearable, you 'll literally pay him just to leave you alone. That's exactly how he made his first 4 million in 1991 or something

asking advice on success from successful people is like asking for dating advice from women. If they don't want you fucking them they won't give you anything of value.

You didn't need to tell me. I get that vibe from almost everybody on Shark tank.

>it's not money or connections - It's the willingness to outwork and outlearn everyone.

I think this is true, but just boiled down so much it loses it value. You will eventually make money and connections if you "outwork and outlearn" people in a certain field. For example you go to university with very little money and very little connections, you outperform every single person in your class and graduate at the literal top, money and connections will follow. (if you studied a worth while degree)

I think the advice tries to convey that it will eventually follow if you put in the effort not that money or connections is not important. Otherwise it would have been a stand alone quote. "It's not about money or connections" which people can rightfully laugh at and mock.

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>bunch of poor basement neckbeards lecturing about success
Kek, classic

Dedication is futile without money and connections
Money and connections make you even more money and connections just by sitting at your desk

How do you know without a doubt that people here are primarily still living with their parents and/or poor?

Because everywhere I look, I see only retarded people. Jow Forums has the reputation for being the dumbest board on Jow Forums you know. Everyone makes fun of Jow Forums and rightly so.

>a board dedicated to chuck-e-cheese buying and posting epic screaming pink memes if they drop in value
>dumb
no way

I wonder how many of these he taught Mercury Protocol before they exit scammed?

biz believes this garbage too.
I'm rich purely because I bought in 2010 and completely forgot about it until it came up on the news last year.
Maybe I could write some tips for you mongs too?