Lessons from a Salesman Who Got By on Cleverness |note|persistence|effort|daily posting|beginner|psychology

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I'm fafa, the No. 1 salesman in the note industry.

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I was originally what you'd call a “clever type” of person.

In my student days, I barely listened in class and didn't study properly for tests.

Even so, for some reason, I always managed to get scores slightly above average.

I could do new things a little better than others, too.

Jump rope, vaulting boxes, shogi, unicycles, bowling, darts, video games...

While none of them were enough to call me a "pro," I was better at most things than the average person.

And I was someone who got bored easily.

And somewhere in my heart, I looked down on people who were trying their best.

“You’re trying that hard and that’s all you’ve got? How lame.”

The autumn of my third year of high school.
I studied for entrance exams for about three months and got into a famous private university.

I studied for only half a year in my senior year of college and passed the real estate notary exam.

“Life is something you can mostly just wing,”

I truly believed that.

After becoming a working adult, I joined a so-called black company.

I tried to get by on my usual cleverness, but the real world wasn't that easy.

Having never put in effort or sustained anything, I hit a wall here.

The one thing I was critically lacking.

That was,

Currently, I am a parent of four children and also coach them in sports.

My children's personalities are truly diverse.

• My eldest son, who is clumsy but actually a hard worker
• My eldest daughter, who is serious and takes good care of others
• My second son, who is like me and gets by on cleverness
• My second daughter, who is innocent and loved by everyone

Each has a different personality, but I semi-forcefully make all four of them“keep at it.”I am thorough about this.

Having tasted failure and crawled my way back up, I know better than anyone“the importance of persistence”down to my marrow.

Life is a long game.

No matter how clever you are, or how easy life seems, everyone trips up somewhere.

And,the ones who win in the end are those who can keep going.

For you, I will reveal the “secrets of persistence” that I learned as an adult and that dramatically changed my life in my next paid article.

• Price: 3,000 yen

• Early bird bonus: For those who comment on this article, I will offer it at half price, “1,500 yen”!

*Scheduled to be written and published after Golden Week.

[Postscript]
I won tickets to a Mrs. GREEN APPLE concert after failing many times.
I'm going tomorrow. I haven't written tomorrow's article yet.

I'm going to write it now.
See you again tomorrow!