All of my friends who I grew up with and even my younger brother are more successful than I am.?

Question

We're all in our mid 20's, however my friends and even younger brother, who've never gone to college, etc. earn about three times the income that I earn. To my credit, I am currently in college, but it is hard to see my younger brother and peers be three times more successful than I am (they make about 55g, and I am stuck at 20g per year). How can I resolve these differences?

Answer 1

set a goal to try yor best

Answer 2

You can resolve these differences by realizing what you want to do in life that will make you successful and making an effort everyday to reach that goal. And stop comparing yourself to them, yeah they may be doing good but who said that you can't either? Don't doubt yourself, you probably know that you can be doing just as well as them...maybe even better. Just set yourself down, think about your goals....take step by step methods that will help you achieve them and the sky is the limit. But first, make sure that you do your best in college.....college is the key to success (I am in college now so I would know). You have enough time..think positive.

Good luck babe

Answer 3

If you equate success with annual income, then you should drop out of college and get a job doing what your brother does. Otherwise quit comparing yourself to him and others and enjoy college and figure out your own life on your own terms.

Answer 4

Success is a frame of mind. It is not dependent on earnings. Once you realize this success is on the way.

Answer 5

work hard, and try your best then who cares where other people are you'll know that you worked hard and did everything you can so it doesn't matter where other people are.

Answer 6

Instead of complaining about it, do something about it