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Maybe I should have studied more
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Failure is apart of growth. A crash and burn is only a set back when approached from a broader scope.
Crashing and burning is way easier when you have generational wealth to soften the blow. A crash and burn is lethal for people who are a paycheck away from homelessness and drowning in debt.
I mean, yeah, but this advice isn't specific to "quit your job and come work for me"
It's a setback if you don't like being on fire, which I'd wager is most people.