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I don't thinks this reply is helpful. Its basically saying "its your fault you failed, moreover you are going to fail again because of your attitude" turning t

• blix 4y ago
  > have you ever managed to "change your mindset"? did it materially change your circumstances? Not GP, but yes and yes. Personal growth is indeed possible!
• joshwolff 4y ago
  Do you even know how to read? Did I say "being mindful"? The entitled OP claims they deserve millions of dollars (via a successful startup) - all they had to do was try. They then blamed everyone else for their failure except themselves. You will NEVER succeed in a startup if you cannot accept fault and be a leader. Actually, my reply is the ONLY reply they need. They don't need to be babied. Reread their post: "I tried everything [I was supposed to]" "But no matter what I did, I couldn't seem to get anywhere." "It was as if the world was against me" "no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't make any progress" "It was like I didn't even exist in the world of entrepreneurship." "please don't be fooled by the false promises"
  • joshwolff 4y ago
    (2/2) All of the advice in the other comments do NOT matter at all if the OP cannot look in the mirror and self-reflect on what THEY did wrong --- NOT what others did wrong. This is fundamental. They clearly don't do this currently. Before doing this, nothing else matters, none of the other advice will work, and they CERTAINLY will fail again if they do not fix this first.