Good Grades Doesn't Mean Success #shorts #viral #ssr #college

You don’t need to go to college to be successful
#ssr #college #viral

[Jiffy]

Spaghetti man telling us how to properly form our meatballs.

[trialsbike]

This made me feel better, like I'm still underachieving but at least I'm nice 😂

[austin]

Great perspective.
Good grades are often a result of good habits and discipline. Those good grades afford you more opportunity to obtain tools for success.

However, just because you didn't get good grades and develop those successful practices in the past doesn't mean you can't devop yourself in the future.

Success is ultimately up to you and your use of the tools that you have at your disposal in the long-term. You can have every tool in the world at your disposal, but if you misuse them or neglect to take advantage of them, then you will not be successful.

[scarxcr]

For real dude you are like the only business youtuber that seems relatively decent reasonable person.

[fathermatanube]

My men here knows his business plus his parenting skills too just saying thanks for the advice 💪🏼💪🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[nicolainielsen]

But college sure is chill compared to working....

[SHADOWBLACKMUSTANG]

Elon Musk says you are a liar, and school is not necessary. LOL and he's got more money than you, and nobody stole his trailer.

[johnnys.]

It's not about good grades, it's about how hard you have to try to get good grades. If you never study but ace every test, you're set for life, like me. But if you have to study all the time, try really hard, and barely get Bs and the occasional A, you're probably f-ed😂

[leviackerman]

Why does she skim topics and slides so much ?

[FelixPfaltermann]

This is terrible advise. There’s plenty of research to show a correlation between good grades and financial success.