@shaams, he the voice🎤,
@lei_ba, the hero🦸🏻,
@Woah_Vickyy like Michael Jackson✨, yeah
Been in it a minute, it’s crazy @midhun
It only feel like I’ve been tradin’ a year
Not to be that guy, but if you weren’t smart in middle school, high school, and college, what makes you think you’d be successful in starting a company or self-directed initiative💀
@KCGFinance That’s what I mean. There are hundreds of millions of people in the US who fall above middle school age. There are bound to be insanely rich people who weren’t smart, but that doesn’t mean not being smart is the way to be rich💀
@joecool2yo You’re not understanding what I’m saying. No singular test related to a subject that you’re not pursuing will alter your life, but your capacity to absorb information and comprehend problems is a pretty good indicator for success.
@Ozellik785 Yeah you don’t understand basic English or something. I’m talking about school. Business men can understand all of those practical skills that are taught in school. And at the very least, they can also learn new skills, otherwise, they wouldn’t have the market share they have.
In what way is writing, articulation, and learning to express yourself not practical? In what way is mathematics up to an advanced algebra level not practical? In what way is being able to analyze different forms of data not practical? And in what way is knowing at least some basic history about the country you live in and make decisions in not practical? Every business person you idolize without a formal education has clearly been able to excel in some way, shape, or form in order to capture whatever market share they have. This isn’t something you’re born knowing. It’s learned, just like what school is meant for you to do.
Yeah and the vast majority of people aren’t “that guy.” Quarantine gave a great example of what people do when they get to self-direct. Vast majority of school aged students scrolled tiktok and gooned. The most people did was maybe pick up the gym, which maintaining your body should’ve been a normal thing already💀
Exactly. I'm not even saying you needed to be a genius in any singular subject. But it's 2026 and business and money making is the most competitive it's ever been. If you couldn't figure out simple worksheets and articulation exercises in middle school, when you had nothing else going on during the day, then WHY in the world would you succeed in solving a business problem now, when you have so many other life problems to juggle?
@_n_lewczuk_ You’re clearly not reading. If you can’t even master basic thinking and problem solving skills, which is the baseline for excelling in education systems, then we also probably shouldn’t be trusting you with money.