I think that kids who didn’t do anything in their teens shouldn’t tell kids that hard work doesn’t work
They had all the time to make good use of the time outside of school or a part time job etc
They don’t even have to figure something out
Just thinking is even good enough.It’s that simple
The average teenager spends more time with their friends, playing games and partying instead of actually putting the “work”
And yet they still claim that people who actually spend their energy, time and calories to do something they’re not even sure of is “lucky”
Every single great athletes did not know whether they could become the best or if what they were doing were actually fulfilling. Yet they still worked hard.
Or researchers who have not much of an idea about certain things spend A LOT of time trying to create things that could help humanity in some way (even if they have fun in some sense).
It all starts with a decision, the outcomes depends on whether you stay consistent or not
Honestly, if you’re still doubting hard work you’re foolish. Millions of kids are in poverty with A 0 chance to become anyone in this world.
Nor achieve anything
You’re not special. Nor are you going to be given respect or acknowledgement for just simply being an individual.
It’s the hard but harsh truth.
In this world you need to produce and bestow some sort of product and output to be relevant
If that is indeed true, we sure have a lot of irrelevant people knocking around...politicians come to mind:)