The failure of youth football is not scary. Compared to the way Italian football did not qualify for 3 World Cups, the story of U20 is just... mosquitoes. But what is scary is the football background that praises and divines youth football, considering success as a measure rather than a foundation for the future.
And therefore, a part of young players becomes satisfied too early. Success comes easily, making them seem to think that, by default, they are "successful", by default, they are stars, by default, they are favored.
In fact, consulting for job applications on social networks is nothing to be ashamed of, and no one is to blame. Because after all, everyone has to worry about their own life. Living well, having good relationships will be helped, given opportunities. It's completely normal. But "good deeds are easy to do" can sometimes make those who want to help hesitate.
Behind the two words "good" and "easy" is a large gap in thinking that needs to be viewed frankly.
In this world, all legitimate jobs are good and worthy of respect. The value of labor lies in honesty and self-sweating. However, the concept of an "easy job" is an illusion full of pitfalls, especially for those who lack ambition, lack the spirit of learning, are afraid of difficulties and hardships.
Good" will only become "easy" after going through a process of learning, training, and practicing proficiently. The so-called "easy" only appears when human capacity has surpassed the difficulty of the job.
The desire for "good but easy" may be a typical example of the thinking of today's young generation. Of course, not all, but with living conditions, indulgence, and access to many images and virtual values on social networks, it is easy to give rise to the idea "no need to strive for good jobs" (air-conditioned rooms, sofas, high income, luxurious images...).
But is it really easy to just look from the outside, when you have never tried in that position and felt the pressure?
So, don't look for an "easy job". Seek perseverance and ambition within yourself. There is no road paved with roses for stopping studying, training, supplementing knowledge, experience and striving to rise up.
