31/01/2022
The cost of not knowing what you don't know.
You must have come across the saying that " Ignorance is Bliss"
This is complete BS.
Rather ignorance will cost you in a way that you'll only realize much later until it cannot be undone.
Imagine what you would've done had you known in 2010 there is a thing called Bitcoin and it will get this big.
How would you look at money and money-making if you read "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and "Think and grow rich" when you were in school.
How much your brand would've grown if you knew platforms like Instagram and Facebook will have a billion monthly active users.
How much would you would've earned if you took your business online and placed yourself in front of people who
are interested in what you offer.
But you might ask.
How would have I known?
I have two things to say here.
No one can know everything, every time. Agreed.
But if you would have clearly known what you wanted.
Be interested enough in your area of work to see what new things are coming up, and curious enough to give them a try, the list of things you should've done way back would reduce drastically.
But here is the most interesting part.
Even today, if you look closely, there are opportunities coming up that has the ability to change the course of your entire life.
But the question is,
Are you curious enough?