What are some of the reasons for failure?

Some say procrastination, and some say fear or a lack of 

self-confidence, no determination etc. 

But to me, the top reason for failure is a reluctance to learn.

The market is full of people giving a false idea that one can get rich quickly and easily.

How often have you seen sales pitches like 'no technical knowledge required', 'no skill needed', 'turnkey business', 'we'll do all the work', 
etc.?

Gurus always make out they are just average (or a little bit lower), 
and if they can make it, so can you.

As a result, many people have a false impression that they can 
succeed without knowing or doing much.

Think about this:

The missing puzzle between where you are and where you want 
to be is the knowledge to get there. 

When you have that knowledge, getting there is just a matter of time 
and applying that knowledge. 

And guess what, you can learn what you need to know in stages. 

You don't need to have all the information before you start.

Remember, TANSTAAFL.

There ain't no such thing as a free lunch.

If somebody gets something for free, 
somebody else does something for free.
 

Regards,
Brent.

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