A true expert never complains about fate.

When encountering problems, an ordinary person’s first reaction is: “I’m unlucky” or “It’s all society’s fault.”
But a high agency thinker’s thought process is completely different—they immediately ask themselves: “What should I do to solve it?”
This is the so-called high agency mindset: not seeing yourself as a victim, but as the problem-solver.
Does the environment not give you opportunities? No matter—people are alive. Step out and look for new possibilities.
Don’t blame others, don’t stop walking forward, and focus on solving the problem itself.
This way of thinking is the key to widening the gap between people. Because complaining can’t change anything—only action can.