People always expect the best in us, especially if we are born with intelligence privilege. And those who are less fortunate, people will expect them to fail and suffer. But the truth is, some things just don't work out.
>You don't need to be rich to succeed and prosper, just like you don't need high intelligence and power to be famous and be recognized.
>You just have to be yourself. It's okay to lose or fail at some point. Life is not a matter of how much you gained or how much you lose. What's more important is that despite of your failures and losses, you never dare to quit. And you still face them with lots of courage and passion.
>If by being rich you mean having lots of money, ofcourse we don't need that to succeed, even though we can always get alot of it when we need it. In regards to the part on high intelligence and power, that in other words could mean "recognized and famous people are not necessarily powerful or very intelligent". I think those recognitions kind of lower intelligence and power when they get into the heads of the recepients . It's better to just avoid them by being discreet in our good works or giving glory to the ONE who made the good works possible
> in regards to being yourself, that is tricky part considering the fact that most people have been corrupted to be what they were not originally created to be. They have been programmed into something else by the kind of information they consume. That corrupted part is not their true selves but of the corruptor. So it's safer to tell them to be who they were created to be else they take up false selves/personalities such as homosexuals, filthy singers, movie groomed scientists, false economists etc. They need healings to discover their true selves.
Obviously certain people learn through mistakes, failure, trail and error. But we here don't pray for that. We are called to be perfect by our CREATOR, as it's written "be ye perfect".
And Ofcourse, we don't quit. It's hard to quit what gives you alot of satisfaction, happiness and joy no matter the challenges faced. People who quit are clearly missing this.