Social media and the Internet spread the misconception that fame and recognition can be achieved with little to no effort.
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By broadcasting their opinions to the entire Internet at large as opposed to just their group of friends, Twitter users demonstrate that they over-value their views. [8]
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Ego does not allow people to cultivate an honest and realistic assessment of their own abilities.
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Failure can be the hardest on people who cannot check their ego. People with controlled egos avoid internalizing failure and are therefore best equipped to handle it.
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Education experts are likewise beginning to speak out against
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education system is more focused on praise than on skill development.
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Passion often conceals deficiencies and does not encourage learning and skill development.
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When nothing matters more than the task at hand, the opinions of others are less able to cause harm
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Often, people risk squandering their success by forgetting how hard it was to obtain
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the stages at which ego can be most dangerous: aspiration, success, and failure