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Originally Posted by BlackCrayon
Yes but what about the guy who tries and tries and fails and fails until he can't afford to try anymore? Is he not motivated? Does that mean he is not smart? Or does it mean that its very difficult to break into an already developed market? Its quite hard for an a newbie to compete against those already established. There are loads of variables but at the end of the day there are many very competent people who will just never succeed despite their brains, money, etc.
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People fail, fail, fail, and then succeed, people fail, fail, fail x100 and then succeed, on the flip side people fail, & quit. Of course it's a combination of things...too long to list. The point is the opportunity is there till the day you die and no one said it will be easy, it might be very hard, but people do it despite all the stuff working against them.
Market too hard to break into? Make a new market, innovators, entrepreneurs do it all the time.
There are loads of variables but at the end of the day there are many very competent people who will just never succeed despite their brains, money, etc - exactly, competency & brains don't guarantee success.