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Lucky Luciano

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10. Yeah - this is a tough one. Learning for the sake of learning is a hard thing for people to grasp.
Sat Jan 10, 2026, 10:14 PM
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Most are not built for that. I know the most successful people in my line of work are those who enthusiastically learn new topics simply because they are curious and interested. Then lo and behold, it becomes applicable...if one restricts to only those things that can be immediately monetized, it never works out as well. It leads to one dimensional thinking and the failure to make links/connections on different topics that can be helpful. It is hard to compete with the enthusiastic learners.

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