Who wouldn't like to have ability to coast through all their rough tasks?. However, as they say, it is not fun if you don´t try your best. Moreover, being a neach is not that fun. Anyhow, the crucial thing you need to have before facing any problem is spunk. Besides, if we really want to make a difference, we should jettison all our old complexes and stereotypes. Ergo, a person who has the guts to deal with most their issues, and has learned to overcome their complexes, must have an advantage over others. Moreover, what else should we consider to be competent individuals?. What about gussying up once in a while?. I mean the more confident you feel, the better. The first impression does count. Not only is your appearance going to make a difference. We all know that. Also, the way behave will help you out. Especially in situations in which there is a lot at stake. For instance, a job interview in a very successful corporation right after you finish your bachelor´s degree. I understand you can be under lots of pressure in situations such as this. Nonetheless, if you calm down and tell the truth, everything will be alright. I mean lying about stuff that may impress your future boss is not recommended. What if they find out you were not an expert golfer?. It seems silly. Notwithstanding, trust is one the most important things that can exist among people. Further, even if you get the job by impressing your employer with lies, it will give rise to real bad stuff. Your colleagues could find out for instance, and start befouling your reputations. Really, you get in a jam of sorts. Therefore, it is still the best option in the 21st century to be honest about your skills. Besides, we want to avert problems, not to make them. I know you are not children, and probably knew this already. Though, take it into account anyway. Just remember, like I always say: Educating ourselves as much as we can is what we can do best. Not exactly by guzzling knowledge as if it were water. However, it would help to pick up a book. Lastly, I´d say, that I think I am one of the few crazy guys who is ravenous for stuff to learn all the time.