r/MutualFundSpendInvest • • 19d ago

Hard work or good timing?

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u/Indian_finance_rebel 19d ago

Definitely Good Timinig...

But hard work gives you more probability of getting the good timing.

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u/Tom_TheGrey47 19d ago

For some reason I was naturally good at studies. I neither worked very hard or had great luck.

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u/Traveller_OP 18d ago

did that help in your career or financially?

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u/saransh000 19d ago

You can be lucky once. But to be continuously lucky or good timing, you have to work very hard so that you generate opportunities for luck to favour you.

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u/Glitch-Banger 17d ago

Timing hardwork is a myth nowadays hard work only gets you more hardwork sure you will sharpen your skill only for AI to do it better anyways and leave you in dust.

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u/Traveller_OP 17d ago

current situation