In reality, nobody cares about your loses except for you. And to be honest, you probably shouldn’t care about those much yourself anyway.
At the end of the day, regret stings a whole lot more than defeat. So either you start taking action now, or you keep wondering “what if?” forever.
As I said, I’ve thought about this a little bit so I believe I can make a pretty convincing argument for the usefulness of inequality based on what we all learned from the game Monopoly. You see, the point of the game is to either own all the property or have all the money. Essentially you want your, opponents to be so broke that they can’t trade with you anymore and that, my friend, is a microcosm of what we call the Pareto distribution.
Patience these days is so underrated, yet it’s literally how every successful person came to be.
Edison had 10,000 tries at the light bulb
Colonel Sanders didn’t start KFC until his mid 60’s
Jeff Bezos (the founder of Amazon) didn’t start till his late 30’s
