The surefire method of failure or, worst case scenario

[sumaiyakhatun27]

I'll start with the worst-case scenario, but unfortunately, not at all uncommon.
Only if we recognize what we're doing wrong can we fix it.

So imagine the professional who chose to work in a field that objectively is not his strong point.
Whether because he made the wrong assessments, was led astray by his own people who convinced him that he would succeed, was fascinated by the success of others, is continuing the family tradition or is fulfilling the expectations of others. The reasons are endless.

The result: he struggles every day, trying to compete with someone much better guatemala mobile database than him, who is constantly evolving and will always be many steps ahead.
More talented and capable than him, with more experience and many connections or a rich clientele.
Add to the scenario the possibility of offering services for which there is already a large supply and little demand.

He has signed his own sentence!
He will constantly struggle and be disappointed, perhaps never achieving anything more than mediocre results, while he will look for fault (in the wrong direction) and consider himself a failure or unlucky.

How likely is it that he will progress, succeed and make money from his profession?
I have met people who constantly go in, spending their parents' or partners' money, to do their hobby. Because, when you don't have a profit, you don't do a profession, but a hobby!