That is like every super villain in our stories. But seriously, it is probably their ambitions or egos prevent them from doing the small things that create success.
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Small things like being positive in a workspace and knowing how to work in concert with other people without letting their ego’s get in their way and becoming project nazi’s
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adding ambitious really drives the point.
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Yeah, the original version without that was wrong, because there are plenty of smart people who are happy not to achieve much. It's the ones who aren't who get bitter.
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The original poison would be the collective incapacity to transform wits and ambition to success. Did that sound bitter?
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What typically holds these people back? Have you noticed something common? Say social skills?
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And the follow up to that is most people with some form of NPD/Socioapthy will never feel like they’ve achieved anything, even when they have it all. Such is the power of self loathing.
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what do you do if such a person has become hostile to you for whatever reason? how do you get them to fixate on something else?
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Wondering how your views with the role of luck in success coincide with this statement.
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Gratitude is a powerful remedy against this, but hard to generate unless you look at something else besides status all day long.
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And Twitter quantifies status.
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