>>344845020
(same anon you replied to) here's a small tip if you care:

Don't see it as a problem. people who made it in life by putting in the effort themselves know the journey it requires will be happy to help you grow as long as you show a genuine interest to do so. If you care about putting in effort to better yourself, those people might see you as a very good friend and will go out of their way to help you where they can, because they'll see themselves in you, and will want to help you avoid the hardships they had to deal with.

Just be careful not to appear lazy or selfish when approaching them, because then you might lose respect very quickly.

Doing 1% progress every day is better than doing 10% progress one day and then nothing for the rest of the week. The first one shows dedication, while the second one makes it look like you gave up or stopped caring. Don't overexert yourself. Focus on gradual effort over time. It's okay to take time as long as there's constant progress.