Fail in school, successful in life.

Being successful in school doesn\'t guaratee the same result in one\'s life as we can see examples today. It is no surprising that, given the contemporary school failed to keep up with the pace of society\'s progress in every aspect, good marks from classes mean barely nothing. Furthermore, having children under the constant pressure of school works, which usually are packed with memorizations followed by exams, would eventually damage their potentials. Individuals poor at school but end up with success in their life are the ones who have opportunities to discover their talents outside the school and push it to the full extent. In fact, it is much harder not to give up one\'s potentials than to find them out, since the lack of interest in the school curriculum is considered as an equivalent of personal inferiority among grownups including teachers and parents. In this regard, the essential of the individuals\' success lies in how they have overcome the negative stereotypes on them.