Are you gambling such as pachinko or lottery? I’m not doing it, but when I watched the video the other day, there was a person who was thinking of increasing money by gambling such as horse racing and boat racing in order to return the money borrowed by the entertainer. (I don’t know if it’s a TV production)
There are people in the world who are aiming for a one-shot reversal by gambling. There are various ways to reverse the situation, such as winning 100 million yen in a lottery ticket, starting a Youtube video, and living a life where the number of registered users exceeds 1 million and will not eat for the rest of your life.
However, 99% of such one-shot reversals end in failure. First of all, the reason for thinking about such a one-shot reversal is that there are successful people on that path.
You can easily find a Youtube channel that has won 100 million yen in the lottery or has more than 1 million subscribers. Then, I wonder, “Isn’t it possible for me to do it myself?”
And the reason 99% of people fail is that they are overwhelmingly failing more than outstanding successes.
There is a higher probability of winning a 1 million yen lottery than a 100 million yen lottery, and most of the lottery tickets do not generate money in the first place. Most of the Youtube channels have not been monetized, and even if they can be monetized, it is said that the top 3 to 5% of channels earn more than 5,000 yen a month.
In this way, you fall into the trap of reversal thinking, which carries the risk of failing when you see some successful people.
How to make a wise decision?
So what can we do to avoid falling into the trap of reversal thinking?
First, don’t act for money. When you think about money, the human brain becomes more stressed and your judgment is reduced. People who are deceived by information products and those who do network business may be affected by this phenomenon.
And the assumption is that it will fail. When you see a successful person, you tend to think that you can do it yourself, but that success involves uncertainties such as luck and effort. So, let’s assume that you will be on the side of most failures without thinking, “If that person succeeds, you will succeed too!”
