>tried to get a promotion
>failed
>tried to get into entrepreneurship
>failed
>tried to start a business
>failed
>tried to get into a band
>failed
>tried to get into acting
>failed
>tried to get into forex trading
>failed
>bought bitcoin when it was at $1000
>$400 now
What am I doing wrong /biz/? Seriously, I bust my ass when I try to learn something. Like I buy every book in that subject and then I try to apply what I learnt. But no matter what, I just can't seem to find success in anything! Should I just kill myself?
>>1131739
>tries to kill himself
>fails
>>1131739
Let's say your luck is so bad, or that you simple suck so much that in any endeavor you only have a 1/1000 chance of succeeding. I only see 7 tries listed you quitter. At the very most you only need to try 993 more times to reach success, though probably less.
I am currently on a 26 year long streak of failure myself...
>>1131739
Buy Ethereum you fag.
>>1131747
>I only see 7 tries listed you quitter.
Not exactly 7..I have tried to get into loads of things before like
>manga artist
>animator
>photoshopper
>computer repair
>electrical engineering
>mechanic
>writer
>teaching
>mentoring
>cooking
>stand up comedy
>kung fu
>MLM shill
>forum moderator
>mathematics
>physics
>chemistry
>biology
>geography
>economics
>engineering
>computer science
>philosophy
>politics
>history
>professional gaming
>youtuber
>film maker
>stunt specialist
>producer
I'm not sure what else there is to succeed in for me...
>>1131756
You seem to not be sure of what you want. Every day write down your 10 or so most important goals in life. Never refer to what you wrote the day before or even try to think about it. At the end of about a month you should be writing the same things everyday and in roughly the same order. Then try to succeed in your most important goal, and fail repeatedly at that without moving on to a new interest entirely. For example, if starting your own business is your goal think of Richard Branson... That dude tried tons of crap before he finally succeeded, as have most entrepreneurs who made it. If at first you don't succeed, try try again. I know it sounds cliche, but it is true. Almost everyone sucks at something when they first try it. You only get somewhere if you stick with something.
>>1131756
Unless you're like 100 you couldn't have given half those things a decent go, what the fuck is wrong with you?
Nobody becomes good after a week, even a year. Even after 4 years if the skillcap is high you're basically just a trained noob.
>>1131770
Don't talk to the oldest man alive with that tongue, kid. Show respect to your elders.
Your definition of 'try' and 'fail' are incorrect. The only thing your failing at is trying properly. Pick a couple you quite like. Commit to working on them day in and out for a year at least to get a return on it, then many more years to be 'good' at it.
>>1131773
Respect for elders is only called for when they learn from their experience and thus are wise. This fellow clearly has not, and is not.
>>1131739
>>bought bitcoin when it was at $1000
Honestly you deserve everything you get. You're probably just unintelligent.
>>1131739
If you give up after the first time you fail, than yeah sure your most likely never going to find success. I think you should choose one thing and stick at it.
>>1131739
OP, that is not enough.
I had had much more fails before I had any success than you. Keep going.
Also, buy ETHEREUM
>>1131756
If you have enough time to try all that shit, it means you're not focusing on trying any particular thing hard enough. Dip.
>>1131798
>another failure giving OP advice
>>1131812
I'm not a failure.
