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Education matters less than ability. If you're truly that confident in your skills and virtually unbeatable, spending lots of time building credentials isn't worth it.
But if your abilities are mediocre and you're competing in the human resources market, a degree can help you get more opportunities — including the chance to land a good job, even if you're just padding the ranks.
That's one reason people tend to build up their credentials.

Consumption has always been eroded by inflation. Think about what others want if you want to make a profit.

By refusing to take losses, you also turn away the opportunity for substantial profits.

1. Sell the future: People are more inclined to believe in what’s yet to come.
2. Sell the comparative advantage (what you’re comparing against, and why you’re better).