Education is not really enough, skills need to be added to it.
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Do you think education alone guarantees success? 🎓✨
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50 days agoMany people spend years chasing certificates, believing that once they graduate, life will automatically fall into place. But in reality, some of the most successful people in the world built their paths through skills, creativity, discipline, and connections — with or without formal education.
Education opens doors, but success often requires much more: resilience, networking, financial wisdom, consistency, and sometimes just being at the right place at the right time.
So, what do you think? Is education enough on its own, or is it just one piece of the puzzle? 🤔