People often doubt themselves when they get rejected, but being rejected by some people should actually be flattering and lead to a boost of self-confidence.
You don’t lack intelligence, you just give up on solving your problems too quickly.
You don’t lack opportunities, you are just scared of the pain of getting rejected.
You don’t lack talent, you just haven’t invested enough in yourself.
Every single person who got what they wanted, wealth, talent, clarity, confidence, love,
went through long periods of time alone, when they self-reflected on what parts of themselves they needed to destroy and rebuild.
Happy people don't chase happiness.
Wealthy people don't chase money.
Loved people don't chase love.
They chase the best version of themselves, they seek to be useful to others, and the rest naturally follows.
The main obstacle isn’t your lack of intelligence, it’s your lack of courage.
Look around. So many people who aren’t particularly smart, are happily living the life they wanted, because they weren’t overthinking every small decision, because they weren’t scared.
Money doesn’t change you. Lack of money does. It forces you to become who you need to be in order to survive.
Then, once you are wealthy, you simply revert back to your original self, to who you actually wanted to be.