Underachievers may consciously opt for lower performance, or it might be an unconscious response to fears, doubts, or past disappointments.
Underachieving persons often consciously decide to perform below their potential or unconsciously follow patterns that hinder their success.
Underachievement can be a conscious decision rooted in various reasons or an unconscious response to internal and external pressures.
Without the right support, underachievers are bound to hold back from soaring to the heights their abilities could reach.
Underachievement often arises from not fully utilising one's skills, hindered by a lack of emotional intelligence, resilience, or self-discipline.
The truth is it takes effort to do the right thing. It takes time to do it right. And it takes courage to get results
Being proactive involves taking the initiative to identify and solve problems rather than waiting for problems to occur and then reacting to them.
