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[PrimeCove]

I have something to say to the newcomers here:

Anything you haven’t built with your own hands will one day disappear. What seems like success (luck) will hit rock bottom in just a few years. Without education, consistency, and determination, there will be no success.

In this world, I’ve seen many hardworking people, determined ones, those with inheritances, and the ambitious but only those who could endure PAIN succeeded!

Don’t be the branch of hope for the hopeless.

 

[RML]

I have something to say to the newcomers here:

Anything you haven’t built with your own hands will one day disappear. What seems like success (luck) will hit rock bottom in just a few years. Without education, consistency, and determination, there will be no success.

In this world, I’ve seen many hardworking people, determined ones, those with inheritances, and the ambitious but only those who could endure PAIN succeeded!

Don’t be the branch of hope for the hopeless.

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Bruh, I'm speechless. Loved the text.

I've done a lot of things, like collecting cans, recycling, hauling junk, helping out on construction sites as a laborer. Today, I value all kinds of work because I hustled hard.

Not everyone has had that work experience and not everyone appreciates what they have; they always look for the easy way out.

Making like 50-60 bucks to help on a construction was way more rewarding than making 800 bucks to set up VoIP for the government here.

 

[PrimeCove]

Bruh, I'm speechless. Loved the text.

I just get frustrated when people choose the easy money path.

 

[RML]

I just get frustrated when people choose the easy money path.

Same here, bruh. People want easy money and then criticize those who worked hard to have something.

There are tons of people here who gamble, so many betting sites, a bunch of games, whether informal or from the government itself.

What comes easy and quick goes away just as fast.

That's why every dollar I make is hard-earned; it feels good to say, 'I worked for this, and it's rewarding.'

My parents told me about someone they knew who became a millionaire after winning a game on a local TV show. What happened? She ended up broke again.

The garbage collector who won? Went back to being a garbage collector.

The reality show woman? Lost everything and is still in debt.

I always wonder, what's so hard about working? Why don’t they want to work?

Lazy.

 

[Moloztasss]

I just get frustrated when people choose the easy money path.

nothing wrong with it i suppose as long as you keep going. Otherwise it will dry out soon enough.

 

[PrimeCove]

Same here, bruh. People want easy money and then criticize those who worked hard to have something.

There are tons of people here who gamble, so many betting sites, a bunch of games, whether informal or from the government itself.

What comes easy and quick goes away just as fast.

That's why every dollar I make is hard-earned; it feels good to say, 'I worked for this, and it's rewarding.'

My parents told me about someone they knew who became a millionaire after winning a game on a local TV show. What happened? She ended up broke again.

The garbage collector who won? Went back to being a garbage collector.

The reality show woman? Lost everything and is still in debt.

I always wonder, what's so hard about working? Why don’t they want to work?

Lazy.

Without the lazy ones, how would we become rich? They are part of this kingdom too!
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