Champion Bias | Gurwinder Bhogal

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[DefaultFlame]

Very true in my experience. Not that there aren't winners who understand why they won, it's just that they usually are people who lost previously.

[Stylx]

I agree, but some things are so hard to achieve that you first fail in almost every possible way, which can then breed a winner that has an understanding of how to win

[stealplow]

Holy fuck, I was just thinking about this for 4 months straight. I always notice that I will never get any good advice from successful people. They always say very surface level stuff like work really hard. Successful people advice don't work because it doesn't fit my story. I always got good advice from people who aren't successful.

[RachelMurray-zwkg]

Here's another thought.
I Succeed without even Trying. I don't do that often anymore.
When i Succeed Many Others Fail, Their Own Expectations.

[mmin]

I guess it would be asking why your good at something and others are not. Introspection is not a wide held thought process people have i guess

[BenBoydMindset]

Gives me scratchcard addicted person advice vibes 😂 - always saying how much they won and never what they lost

[michaelmanning]

Jesus christ, you both said the same sentence, different ways, like five times

Also, no, this isnt true. You talk to a failure who keeps failing, then you only get failed advice. Talk to a success who keeps succeeding, there will be good advice. The best is the failure who is now successful