"It takes talent to make money but It takes brains to keep it".
Leathership Lesson From de Film, "The Equalizer 2"
Miles Whittaker (Ashton Sanders) was a neighbor of Robert’s (Denzel Washington). Miles had dreams of drawing and painting yet he was slowly but surely moving towards a life of crime. Robert saw this and confronted the young man.
He challenged Miles to become a better version of himself . When Miles told Robert his #dreams , Robert encouraged him to keep him away from the streets and inconvenient friendships, motivating him to eliminate negative pressure and noise from his life, the very #first step for Miles to conquer his goals. He also told Miles that earning money was easy but keeping it, was the difficult part.
Then, in that same sequence in the film, Robert tells Miles to "stay off the corners...!" the young man has found in Robert an important support and protection, #second important step for him to improve his situation.
At the end of the film, we see Miles on his school bus, where he is questioned by a beautiful young lady about what he was doing. Miles tells her that he is working on a new character, a superhero. This shows that the young man, through the experiences lived with his friend Robert and what he have learned being with him, now makes it easier for him to emerge out all his potential and abilities. This is the #third relevant step in life.
Finally, by managing to exploit all your potencial and abilities will allow you to have better alternatives to reach your achievements and be successful. This is the #fourth impotant and last step, that will lead you to achieve a full and quality life.
You may be talented. You may have the skill to earn lots of money. But do you have the knowledge and wisdom to keep the money you earn? Be careful in how you spend your money. The more you spend, the more you have to earn. It’s a vicious cycle and one high earners fall into.
At the end of the day, we can reasonably conclude that, our entire life is directly and proportionally affected and defined by the decisions we make, right or wrong...! Adrian Arno1366