Someone who doesn’t ride on other people’s success or boast as if they’ve already succeeded before even getting started.
Someone who steadily and surely keeps moving forward.
Someone who doesn’t put things off.
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I’m in Seattle.
I was always thinking about how to make money, and by surrounding myself only with people who were already making money and copying them, I started making money too.
There really are good opportunities out there.
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I can understand a man who can have sex but still can’t succeed with women.
But a papa (a male supporter) who has money and is stingy with girls? No.
Being generous doesn’t guarantee success, but being cheap is a deal-breaker. Completely out of the question.
Loser.
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I’m Nana Ayase☆
Successful people don’t leave things to others. They prioritize their tasks and get straight to work, don’t complain about what they do or don’t like, and don’t spend a long time chatting with coworkers about things that aren’t necessary. Wouldn’t you agree?
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I’m Taro, a male member.
I think the common trait among successful members is that they make a lot of offers.
The experience you gain from taking your chances—both succeeding and failing—increases your odds of success.
Before you can improve your batting average, you have to step up to the plate.
Best of luck.
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