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> talent doesn’t feel like you’re amazing. It feels like the difficulties that trouble others are mysteriously absent in your case There's a problem: money. I
by alganet 1y ago
> talent doesn’t feel like you’re amazing. It feels like the difficulties that trouble others are mysteriously absent in your case
There's a problem: money.
If you have lots of it, you have less difficulties than others in many, many areas. Things go easier for you.
Also, money has nothing to do with being good at something. You might have inherited it, or won the lottery, or stolen it.
Perks of being wealthy that you take for granted and might not even notice could be offering you tremendous advantages compared to less resourceful peers.
- jamestimmins 1y agoI think money is the wrong thing to focus on. I've found that if you want to identify your talents, don't think about what you're good at. Ask yourself what easy thing everyone else is inexplicably bad at. That's all OP means.
- alganet 1y agoRepeating the thing I just challenged won't make it a better argument. If anything, it makes it worse.
- BriggyDwiggs42 1y agoThat’s part of it but I do feel like this is a legitimate reality in lots of things.