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>>Frankly, if the factors you describe are really what's stopping you from reaching your goals, you're likely to fail anyway. A very narrow perspective of the
by kamaal 13y ago
>>Frankly, if the factors you describe are really what's stopping you from reaching your goals, you're likely to fail anyway.
A very narrow perspective of the world.
Though I hope not, but some day if you fail for reasons beyond your control despite your best efforts may be you will see for yourself why not all failure happens due to a individual's short comings.
The world is full of examples of people who work heroically only to meet chronic failure.
- graemian 13y agoExactly! You're more likely to fail for reasons beyond your control (like no electricity, bad Internet) in African than in San Francisco. But those things ARE actually under your control. Just move to San Francisco :-)
- wobbleblob 13y agoSpoken like someone who has never lived or worked abroad, and n ever met anyone who has. You can't just move to another country and expect people to let you in.
- graemian 13y agoFYI: I've lived in San Francisco for 1.5 months, and I've met plenty people who have lived and worked abroad. I'm not sure what your point is.
- wobbleblob 13y agoThe point is they don't just let people in at the border, especially not from non visa waiver countries, and especially especially especially not when they think you might want to stay to find a job.
- graemian 13y ago> The world is full of examples of people who work heroically only to meet chronic failure. I'll bet that a large percentage of those people worked in Africa