@ShaanVP "Luck is the remnant of design. To design luck, is to design life." John D Rockefeller. https://t.co/FMMQiDZHBp
@ShaanVP "Luck is the remnant of design. To design luck, is to design life." John D Rockefeller. https://t.co/FMMQiDZHBp
So much of life isn't about intelligence or luck but putting yourself in a position for success.
The cash-rich investor thrives in crashes. The well-rested athlete outperforms the exhausted star. The student who studies daily aces the pop quiz. The employee who leaves early gets to the meeting with the CEO on time while the other person sits in th... See more
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Adam Wiggins • Career with swyx // Metamuse podcast episode 53
“Luck never sent a few hundred emails, wrote an autoresponder, handled a contract negotiation, etc, but both people who do these things and people who don’t do these things attribute a good deal of their outcomes to it.”
-Patrick McKenzie
“The way to attract good luck is to be reliable in a valuable area.
The more you repeatedly deliver value, the more people seek you out for that value.
Your reputation is a magnet. Once you become known for something, relevant opportunities come to you with no extra work.”
The more you repeatedly deliver value, the more people seek you out for that value.
Your reputation is a magnet. Once you become known for something, relevant opportunities come to you with no extra work.”
James Clear • 3-2-1: On Taking Risks, Attracting Good Luck, and the Benefits of Rest | James Clear
Can you engineer serendipity?
In the “surface area of luck” theory, your chance of being lucky equals the actions you take towards your passion multiplied by the people you tell.
Luck =
(Passionate Doing) x (Effective Telling)
h/t @VirenOswall
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