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The truth here is the fact that education doesn't equate to intelligence. One can read all he/she wants but if those things read are not put into action or your everyday routine, there's a high tendency that such a person won't prevail.
Education does not guarantee success but education will help you more in pursuing your dreams.
Actually it depends on one's mindset in measuring success in what way. However, many people say that success does not need higher education. For me, that is wrong. If for example someone says that success is measured by success in terms of work and wealth, maybe that's true.
But actually when a child is smart in higher education it means that he has also been successful in the academic field.
Actually it depends on one's mindset in measuring success in what way. However, many people say that success does not need higher education. For me, that is wrong. If for example someone says that success is measured by success in terms of work and wealth, maybe that's true.
But actually when a child is smart in higher education it means that he has also been successful in the academic field.
True. It's a no-brainer to choose between an educated and a non-educated as to who will become more successful. It's like 2 kids with the same IQ, the other one went to college while the other one didn't. After 5 years, obviously, the one with a degree will end up having better and more enhanced skills. Of course, there are always no guarantees in life, it could be that the other 1 that has no degree was able to grow his little business while the degree holder just graduated college. But chances are, the ones with degrees will be more successful than those that stopped schooling. Maybe 8 out of 10 or 1 out of 10 degree holders have a better success rate.
First of all, try to understand that everything about money and education is very individual. What turned as a success to someone might work opposite to you. Second, good education does not guarantee good job or lots of money. Third, experience > education, as often education is theory, when practice is value more. Fourth, you can always earn now, but study later.
Maybe like that. But even an experience will not be useful if it is not learned and used properly. and the learning outcomes of an experience can also be referred to as Education. However, this education is included in the non-formal category. and while a lesson is learned from school, it is called formal education. So actually Education remains important. it's just that it depends on each of us whether we want to develop ourselves and work hard while learning what we have experienced or we choose to sit idly by and not work hard. Other factors that can bring us closer to success are good at making relationships, good at being creative (skill development), good at seeing opportunities and daring to start. 
I have two good examples.
1) I guy went with me to university. Was very good at studying. Nearly all A or A+. At the very final exam, the lecturers helped him to fail at masters work presentation. He has got MBA in the end, but I think he has got B for his MBA work. If it can be said, he has got a mathematical brain. He should have become an auditor or actuary. A guy that will be in demand for lots of company. As far as I know, right now he is working on a construction, creating concrete pillars for fences.
2) A guy was somewhat below average in school. Barely get his bachelor degree. Cheated during all his studies. Now has two houses and earns 7 times more than a guy from first case. He has chosen to be more concentrated on getting experience than education.
Money and education is individual and good education does not guarantee anything. You just need to focus, and be at right place and time.
But this is all very individual, and in addition to experience, you need to have many other qualities that will help achieve your goals. In general, I agree with you experience is probably even more important than a good education, because I know many cases when they do not want to hire students who have just graduated because they have no experience. And where will the experience come from if they have just completed their studies, some kind of vicious circle.1) I guy went with me to university. Was very good at studying. Nearly all A or A+. At the very final exam, the lecturers helped him to fail at masters work presentation. He has got MBA in the end, but I think he has got B for his MBA work. If it can be said, he has got a mathematical brain. He should have become an auditor or actuary. A guy that will be in demand for lots of company. As far as I know, right now he is working on a construction, creating concrete pillars for fences.
2) A guy was somewhat below average in school. Barely get his bachelor degree. Cheated during all his studies. Now has two houses and earns 7 times more than a guy from first case. He has chosen to be more concentrated on getting experience than education.
Money and education is individual and good education does not guarantee anything. You just need to focus, and be at right place and time.
Well, the example of the second guy is not fully disclosed, maybe he has two houses and a car on credit, and he can lose it all if he loses his source of income?
First of all, try to understand that everything about money and education is very individual. What turned as a success to someone might work opposite to you. Second, good education does not guarantee good job or lots of money. Third, experience > education, as often education is theory, when practice is value more. Fourth, you can always earn now, but study later.
Education doesn't mean you just spend money to go to school to get a degree and you say you have a good education, that's why they always classify level, good and average, poor. If you can get into prestigious schools, I can assure you that, upon graduation, you will have a job that pays well and guarantees you a bright future. And if you study poorly and only study at normal schools, then you need to work harder when you graduate to get a job. Not all graduates are equally qualified, so when unemployed don't try to blame education. Education is still a necessary foundation if you want to have a bright future.
I have two good examples.
1) I guy went with me to university. Was very good at studying. Nearly all A or A+. At the very final exam, the lecturers helped him to fail at masters work presentation. He has got MBA in the end, but I think he has got B for his MBA work. If it can be said, he has got a mathematical brain. He should have become an auditor or actuary. A guy that will be in demand for lots of company. As far as I know, right now he is working on a construction, creating concrete pillars for fences.
2) A guy was somewhat below average in school. Barely get his bachelor degree. Cheated during all his studies. Now has two houses and earns 7 times more than a guy from first case. He has chosen to be more concentrated on getting experience than education.
Money and education is individual and good education does not guarantee anything. You just need to focus, and be at right place and time.
I agree with what you said, getting a good education or having a university degree doesn't guarantee anything because education only guarantees you knowledge, and whether you can develop it after graduation or not is depends on you. In the second case, he was not well educated at school, but he was educated, and thanks to the knowledge at school, he made the right choice from which to develop. I wonder, if that guy is not educated, how will he begin to gain experience? Both are educated, and it is clear that the role of education is extremely important.
Money and education which one of these is advisable to achieve?
They constantly say education is the key to success but in my country today many graduates don't have a job, and most of them are still fed by their parents, and that's not the way it's supposed to be.
And again they also said money is potency and fondness. Yes, money is power even if you are not a graduate or you haven't been to college before and you have the money you can even employ a graduate to work for you.
Presently now in my wonderful fatherland NIGERIA 🇳🇬 I can see the power of money.
Please any advice?
Education is a way to make your life easy specially in your social life of living we will face different types of people we can easily face them and communicate them if we are educated, the best part of being educated is we can apply different types of work and earn money, but it doesnt mean that we become rich if we are educated we may become rich in the near future or we get failed life is not that easy many educated person is now suffering from financial problem because they cannot easily apply works due to very high qualifications of the employer keep calm and be more patience for good if everything may not happen according to what we plan but there is always a change in every situation if not today maybe in the near future. They constantly say education is the key to success but in my country today many graduates don't have a job, and most of them are still fed by their parents, and that's not the way it's supposed to be.
And again they also said money is potency and fondness. Yes, money is power even if you are not a graduate or you haven't been to college before and you have the money you can even employ a graduate to work for you.
Presently now in my wonderful fatherland NIGERIA 🇳🇬 I can see the power of money.
Please any advice?
First of all, try to understand that everything about money and education is very individual. What turned as a success to someone might work opposite to you. Second, good education does not guarantee good job or lots of money. Third, experience > education, as often education is theory, when practice is value more. Fourth, you can always earn now, but study later.
Education doesn't mean you just spend money to go to school to get a degree and you say you have a good education, that's why they always classify level, good and average, poor. If you can get into prestigious schools, I can assure you that, upon graduation, you will have a job that pays well and guarantees you a bright future. And if you study poorly and only study at normal schools, then you need to work harder when you graduate to get a job. Not all graduates are equally qualified, so when unemployed don't try to blame education. Education is still a necessary foundation if you want to have a bright future.
I have two good examples.
1) I guy went with me to university. Was very good at studying. Nearly all A or A+. At the very final exam, the lecturers helped him to fail at masters work presentation. He has got MBA in the end, but I think he has got B for his MBA work. If it can be said, he has got a mathematical brain. He should have become an auditor or actuary. A guy that will be in demand for lots of company. As far as I know, right now he is working on a construction, creating concrete pillars for fences.
2) A guy was somewhat below average in school. Barely get his bachelor degree. Cheated during all his studies. Now has two houses and earns 7 times more than a guy from first case. He has chosen to be more concentrated on getting experience than education.
Money and education is individual and good education does not guarantee anything. You just need to focus, and be at right place and time.
Because the mindset of most people is wrong that once you finish your education you will achieve your dreams. This type of belief is not true, although it is also important that you complete your education up to college.
Because not all Engineering courses will be accepted by a company upon graduation. and the same in other courses. Because that's how the reality is happening today, and that's why the answer for graduates is to work in another country to have an employer who will pay them a dollar higher than the value of their currency in the country of birth. That's why other degree holders even medical holders accepted to be caregivers in other countries and swallowed the pride in exchange for the dollar money to be paid, others are nurses, but the job is domestic helper, that's what money does to most degrees holders.
There are many bachelor's degree holders whose wages are not degree holders, their intelligence is being exploited by a rich businessman who didn't even graduate from college.
Because not all Engineering courses will be accepted by a company upon graduation. and the same in other courses. Because that's how the reality is happening today, and that's why the answer for graduates is to work in another country to have an employer who will pay them a dollar higher than the value of their currency in the country of birth. That's why other degree holders even medical holders accepted to be caregivers in other countries and swallowed the pride in exchange for the dollar money to be paid, others are nurses, but the job is domestic helper, that's what money does to most degrees holders.
There are many bachelor's degree holders whose wages are not degree holders, their intelligence is being exploited by a rich businessman who didn't even graduate from college.
Money and education which one of these is advisable to achieve?
They constantly say education is the key to success but in my country today many graduates don't have a job, and most of them are still fed by their parents, and that's not the way it's supposed to be.
And again they also said money is potency and fondness. Yes, money is power even if you are not a graduate or you haven't been to college before and you have the money you can even employ a graduate to work for you.
Presently now in my wonderful fatherland NIGERIA 🇳🇬 I can see the power of money.
Please any advice?
You need to achieve both in order to succeed. But it doesn't mean if you didn't finish your studies, you can't attain having money because it depends on your skills and how hard working you are. It's just that, education is the stepping stone to achieve your goal in life and the first one that we should accomplish to have a chances to land in a high paying job.They constantly say education is the key to success but in my country today many graduates don't have a job, and most of them are still fed by their parents, and that's not the way it's supposed to be.
And again they also said money is potency and fondness. Yes, money is power even if you are not a graduate or you haven't been to college before and you have the money you can even employ a graduate to work for you.
Presently now in my wonderful fatherland NIGERIA 🇳🇬 I can see the power of money.
Please any advice?
But as you've said, many graduates don't have a job there in your place, actually no difference here, many people are unemployed even they're a degree holder and one of the cause is the economic recession. Nowadays you need to be skillful to earn money, that's how people who didn't finish their studies survived and able to earn even without proper education and they obtain their knowledge by self-studying and through their experience.
First of all, try to understand that everything about money and education is very individual. What turned as a success to someone might work opposite to you. Second, good education does not guarantee good job or lots of money. Third, experience > education, as often education is theory, when practice is value more. Fourth, you can always earn now, but study later.
Education doesn't mean you just spend money to go to school to get a degree and you say you have a good education, that's why they always classify level, good and average, poor. If you can get into prestigious schools, I can assure you that, upon graduation, you will have a job that pays well and guarantees you a bright future. And if you study poorly and only study at normal schools, then you need to work harder when you graduate to get a job. Not all graduates are equally qualified, so when unemployed don't try to blame education. Education is still a necessary foundation if you want to have a bright future.
Remember that not everyone can afford good schools. But they shouldn't stop trying. You learn most from successes and failures. This is "the school of hard knocks." Thus, persevere, study, and improve. You decide next
currently education cannot guarantee that a person will achieve success, and everyone wants to get money including people who are not educated and many people who are not highly educated today already have a business that can get money and can make ends meet, actually success depends on maximum confidence and effort to be able to achieve all dreams, Although some people have studied higher education, until now they have not been able to feel success, maybe they have to try harder so that everything they learn can be useful.
I think education is very important as the initial foundation for self-management. In addition to being a means to add insight, education can hone skills in solving problems. Education can help to build a person's character and personality for the better in society. Education is a place for everyone to maximize their potential and talents.
But will education guarantee a person's success? of course not, but an educated person has a good chance of going in that direction.
There are various examples that we see in our respective environment. For example, after years of trying desperately and going into debt to go to college, many end up not being able to get the job they want. In addition, many university graduates become unemployed and are forced to work in fields that are not in accordance with their majors.
So in my opinion, someone who has earned a degree from a university is more likely to choose a job and not infrequently those who are able to open a business and are able to open up employment opportunities for other people.
In essence, Education and Finance are both important and must be a priority in life, success depends on how we are able to manage it.
First of all, try to understand that everything about money and education is very individual. What turned as a success to someone might work opposite to you. Second, good education does not guarantee good job or lots of money. Third, experience > education, as often education is theory, when practice is value more. Fourth, you can always earn now, but study later.
True, education is only theory, I felt it myself, when I was at school to college I had many friends who were smart until they graduated with good honors and entered rankings, but their economic life was not good, they only worked with minimum wages, they often complained because they thought that their intelligence was at school. not worth the career.
currently education cannot guarantee that a person will achieve success, and everyone wants to get money including people who are not educated and many people who are not highly educated today already have a business that can get money and can make ends meet, actually success depends on maximum confidence and effort to be able to achieve all dreams, Although some people have studied higher education, until now they have not been able to feel success, maybe they have to try harder so that everything they learn can be useful.
Education is indeed an important thing in many ways, especially welfare, without a good education it will be difficult for someone to improve their life especially now that competition is getting tougher, traditional businesses that used to dominate so much can go bankrupt because they don't have a good education, it's only natural that we have to make education as first priority.
I think good education is needed in all fields. If you have any business then you basically need to learn good manners and education. If you are engaged in a business with good education then you will last long. If a business is uneducated people and irregular illegal work then it will not last long. And if good work is done then it will last long and there will be a lot of publicity among people. . And it will become very popular so always try to be honest and educated in good education. Education is indeed an important thing in many ways, especially welfare, without a good education it will be difficult for someone to improve their life especially now that competition is getting tougher, traditional businesses that used to dominate so much can go bankrupt because they don't have a good education, it's only natural that we have to make education as first priority.
Not only that, a good education in certain fields that are often considered important also gives everyone to think more broadly in seeing competition and opportunities to build their own business more independently. Because the bankruptcy of a business does not always occur due to a lack of additional capital, but also because the business owner himself is unable to develop his business more broadly so that in the end he goes bankrupt due to competition from others.
Education does not guarantee success but education will help you more in pursuing your dreams.
Actually it depends on one's mindset in measuring success in what way. However, many people say that success does not need higher education. For me, that is wrong. If for example someone says that success is measured by success in terms of work and wealth, maybe that's true.
But actually when a child is smart in higher education it means that he has also been successful in the academic field.
Actually it depends on one's mindset in measuring success in what way. However, many people say that success does not need higher education. For me, that is wrong. If for example someone says that success is measured by success in terms of work and wealth, maybe that's true.
But actually when a child is smart in higher education it means that he has also been successful in the academic field.
Education is indeed an important thing in many ways, especially welfare, without a good education it will be difficult for someone to improve their life especially now that competition is getting tougher, traditional businesses that used to dominate so much can go bankrupt because they don't have a good education, it's only natural that we have to make education as first priority.
First of all, try to understand that everything about money and education is very individual. What turned as a success to someone might work opposite to you. Second, good education does not guarantee good job or lots of money. Third, experience > education, as often education is theory, when practice is value more. Fourth, you can always earn now, but study later.
No, they are somewhat connected to each other. If you have a good education or let us say that you are a degree holder it means that you have more opportunities which always leads you to earn more money. Although we can say that we can still find a job without this stuff, however, as we can see that those who have a good academic record get a higher position and a good salary. It was their advantage and we consider this as a warrant to reach our financial goal. First of all, try to understand that everything about money and education is very individual. What turned as a success to someone might work opposite to you. Second, good education does not guarantee good job or lots of money. Third, experience > education, as often education is theory, when practice is value more. Fourth, you can always earn now, but study later.
Education doesn't mean you just spend money to go to school to get a degree and you say you have a good education, that's why they always classify level, good and average, poor. If you can get into prestigious schools, I can assure you that, upon graduation, you will have a job that pays well and guarantees you a bright future. And if you study poorly and only study at normal schools, then you need to work harder when you graduate to get a job. Not all graduates are equally qualified, so when unemployed don't try to blame education. Education is still a necessary foundation if you want to have a bright future.
First of all, try to understand that everything about money and education is very individual. What turned as a success to someone might work opposite to you. Second, good education does not guarantee good job or lots of money. Third, experience > education, as often education is theory, when practice is value more. Fourth, you can always earn now, but study later.
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