If someone doesn’t have foresight, he will miss out on some chances for success. He will be laughed at for his failure as well, so we all need to improve our foresight. What should we do about that?

First, I want to tell you about my own experience. I used to study very hard before every exam, and I got full marks every time. But one time, I didn’t review my lessons before the exam, so my score was really bad.

In fact, this simple example shows that you will not achieve a high level of success if you don’t keep on studying hard. How did I come to this conclusion? It’s something we can foresee. I don’t want to do poorly on the exam, so I’ll study hard. I’m afraid of getting a bad score on the exam, so I will study harder. I know I can’t let my parents and teachers down by failing the exam, so I will study harder. I think this is a kind of foresight. You know what you are worried about in your studies, and you want to make a change.

It’s important to note that foresight is not inborn: Anyone can have it. You should be aware of everything around you. You should think more about everything around you. Foresight’s latent period is too long, so it will only show itself when you truly know whether doing something is right or wrong. After you become better at foreseeing things, you will be able to stop worrying. Being fully prepared can make you confident, and your confidence can make you successful.