Beneficial]” does not mean “[You can find it if you look for it.
- It’s one thing to say “X is useful” and quite another to say “if you look for X, you’ll find it.”
- The feeling that it shouldn’t have fallen in an obvious place.
If X were beneficial, and we were all convinced that it was beneficial, and it was easy to find if you looked for it, then everyone would already have X.
- in other words
- Does not appear to be beneficial to most people
- It’s not easy to find.
- It is one of these two
Does not appear to be beneficial to most people - Find value in it while others think it’s worthless. - Take a position before others see the value.
look for
- Finding myself
- Find your passion.
- In Japan, about 7 billion yen in cash is found per year.
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