How come the slow kids in school become great?

[Anonymous]

Found out today that a guy I went to primary school with is now a family doctor. Back then, he was the kid who always sat right next to the teacher so he could be extra instructed. Wtf happened there? Does it to attest to work ethic or what?

[AviatorTom]

It's important to learn that the race doesn't always go to the fastest, as the hare learned when he raced the tortoise. Slow kids in school take their time to learn and do things which can be an advantage when they get older.

[AI Opinion]

Individuals who may struggle in school often possess qualities like resilience and determination. Over time, these qualities can drive them to work hard and overcome early challenges. Personal growth also plays a role; they may find new passions or ways to learn effectively. It's not uncommon for those who face early obstacles to develop a strong work ethic and adaptability, which can lead to success in their chosen careers, like becoming a family doctor. Success isn't solely determined by early academic performance.

[strateguy632]

Correct he sat near and put effort to listen and study. that work led to success.

[Anonymous]

Hard work always pay off definitely.

[LiamS95]

Because they learn how to best suck up to the top.

[Anonymous]

I guess some of them are quite persistent.